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Procles

In Greek legends, Procles (Greek: Προκλῆς, "the renowned") was one of the Heracleidae, a great-great-great-grandson of Heracles, and a son of Aristodemus and Argia. His twin was Eurysthenes. Together they received the land of Lacedaemon after Cresphontes, Temenus and Aristodemus defeated Tisamenus, the last Achaean king of the Peloponnesus. Procles…

Dates of the reigns of the first nine kings of the Eurypontid line, Overview & Legend of the double kingship

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Dates of the reigns of the first nine kings of the Eurypontid line

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Consort
Anaxandra
Father
Aristodemus
House
Heraclids
Issue
Soos Lyside (wife of Periander)
Mother
Argia
Reign
c. 1104 – 1062 BC

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Legend of the double kingship

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Procles

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Edges30
Triples33
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
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related to Dates of the reigns of the first nine kings of the Eurypontid line · 26
Procles → According, Agiads, An, Arcadia, Aristodemus, BC, Dorian Invasion, Eratosthenes, Eurypontid, Eurypontids, Eurysthenes, First Messenian War, Heracleidae, Heraclids, In, Isaac Newton, Kings Polydorus, Olympiad, Pausanias, Sparta
Consort · 1
Procles → Anaxandra
Father · 1
Procles → Aristodemus
House · 1
Procles → Heraclids
Issue · 1
Procles → Soos Lyside (wife of Periander)
Mother · 1
Procles → Argia
Reign · 1
Procles → c. 1104 – 1062 BC
Successor · 1
Procles → Soos

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aristodemus first kings eurysthenes 1104 year bc sparta king eurypontid argia soos must one son olympiad nine line reign anaxandra

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ProclesConsortAnaxandra1.00infobox
ProclesFatherAristodemus1.00infobox
ProclesHouseHeraclids1.00infobox
ProclesIssueSoos Lyside (wife of Periander)1.00infobox
ProclesMotherArgia1.00infobox
ProclesReignc. 1104 – 1062 BC1.00infobox
ProclesSuccessorSoos1.00infobox
Proclesrelated to Dates of the reigns of the first nine kings of the Eurypontid lineThe0.60section
Proclesrelated to Dates of the reigns of the first nine kings of the Eurypontid lineAristodemus0.60section
Proclesrelated to Dates of the reigns of the first nine kings of the Eurypontid lineSparta0.60section
Proclesrelated to Dates of the reigns of the first nine kings of the Eurypontid lineEurypontid0.60section
Proclesrelated to Dates of the reigns of the first nine kings of the Eurypontid lineThe Return0.60section

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