King Artaxerxes I (?)1 
M, #1414086, b. c 484/483 BCE, d. 425-423 BCE
| Father* | King Xerxes I (of Persia) b. 521 BCE, d. 465 BCE |
| Mother* | Vashti (?) b. 505 BCE, d. c425 BCE |
| Relationship | Distant relative of Robert Michael Damon |
| Reference | RFC414-86 |
King Artaxerxes I (?) was born c 484/483 BCE. He was born 500 BCE.1 He was the son of King Xerxes I (of Persia) and Vashti (?) King Artaxerxes I (?) married Kosmartydene (?) King Artaxerxes I (?) married Damaspia (?), daughter of TODO and Royalty for Commoners. King Artaxerxes I (?) married Ologune (?), daughter of TODO and Royalty for Commoners. King Artaxerxes I (?) married Andria (?), daughter of TODO and Royalty for Commoners. King Artaxerxes I (?) died 425-423 BCE.1
King Artaxerxes I (?) became the father of King Darius II (?) 475 BCE.1
King Artaxerxes I (?) became King of Persia 466 BCE.1
King Artaxerxes I (?) became Pharaoh of Egypt 465 BC.2 445 BCE Appointed Nehemiah Governor of Judea.1 King Artaxerxes I (?) had servant(s) Nehemiah (Nehemiah) (Cupbearer.)
King Artaxerxes I (?) became the father of King Darius II (?) 475 BCE.1
King Artaxerxes I (?) became King of Persia 466 BCE.1
King Artaxerxes I (?) became Pharaoh of Egypt 465 BC.2 445 BCE Appointed Nehemiah Governor of Judea.1 King Artaxerxes I (?) had servant(s) Nehemiah (Nehemiah) (Cupbearer.)
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Child of King Artaxerxes I (?) and Kosmartydene (?) |
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Family of King Artaxerxes I (?) and Damaspia (?), daughter of TODO and Royalty for Commoners, |
Family of King Artaxerxes I (?) and Ologune (?), daughter of TODO and Royalty for Commoners, |
Family of King Artaxerxes I (?) and Andria (?), daughter of TODO and Royalty for Commoners, |
| Last Edited | 26 Jun 2026 |
Citations
- [S31] Roderick W. Stuart, Royalty for Commoners, Third Edition (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1998). Repository: Winchester Library Winchester, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, in. Hereinafter cited as RFC **** Check RFC4 ****.
- [S260] Wikipedia, online http://en.wikipedia.org/
- [S3] International Bible Society, editor, The Holy Bible, New International Version (Grand Rapids, Michigan: Zondervan Publishing House, 1984). Hereinafter cited as NIV.