Ashwerosh

Family: Egypt · Role: king · First appears: The First Pharaoh

Ashwerosh was the son of Anam. He renamed Rakyon Pharaoh after Rakyon collected taxes from the dead: “No longer shalt thou be called Rakyon, Have-naught, but Pharaoh, Paymaster, for thou didst collect taxes from the dead.” Under Ashwerosh’s suzerainty, Rakyon guided the realm and administered law and justice throughout the year.

Relationship record

Life events

• Ashwerosh renamed Rakyon Pharaoh for collecting taxes from the dead.(The First Pharaoh)
  • With: Rakyon
  • “No longer shalt thou be called Rakyon, Have-naught, but Pharaoh, Paymaster, for thou didst collect taxes from the dead.”
• Rakyon was entrusted with guiding the realm and administering its law and justice under Ashwerosh.(The First Pharaoh)
  • With: Rakyon
  • “Under the suzerainty of Ashwerosh he administered law and justice throughout the year;”

The First Pharaoh

• with Rakyon (Ashwerosh was Rakyon (later called Pharaoh)'s suzerain.) “Under the suzerainty of Ashwerosh he administered law and justice throughout the year; only on the one day when he showed himself to the people did the king himself give judgment and decide cases.”
• parent: 'Anam “the king, Ashwerosh, the son of 'Anam.”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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Extracted from the original text of The Legends of the Jews, Volume I. Made with Rho MD.