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Cyrus the Great
Who/.What?
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Cyrus the Great
Who/.What Conqueror who becomes first emperor of Achaemenid
When: 575 – 530 BCE
Where: Anshan, Persis
5 facts:

1. Early life is surrounded by legend of being raised by female dogs
2. Very harsh, warlike
3. Founder of the Persian, Empire
4. Respected the religions and customs of the lands he conquered.
5. Frees Hebrews from Babylonian rule
Zoroaster
Who/.What?
When:
Where:
5 facts:
Zoroaster
Who/.What: Founder of Zoroastrianism
When: 628 BCE – 551 BCE
Where: Persia (Modern Iran)
5 facts:

1. Received personal visit from Ahura Mazda who appointed him to preach the Truth
2. Called people to abandon the worship of all lesser deities whom he identified as demons
3. Warned of a final reckoning when the good would be rewarded with future glory
4. Preaching probably didn’t become state religion until after his death
5. “The Gathas” , hymns attributed to him and are the liturgical core of Zoroastrianism.
Qin Shi Huang Di
Who/.What:
When:
Where:
5 facts:
Qin Shi Huang Di
Who/.What: Chinese Emperor
When: 259 BC - 210 BC
Where: Hanan
5 facts:

1. 1st emperor of china, United China
2. Standardized single currency, weights and measurements, language
3. Outlawed Confucianism, burned books not in accord with Legalism thought
4. Ordered construction of Great wall, took 100k lives , 700k to complete,
5. Tomb protected by over 7.5k, 6ft tall, terra cotta soldiers, and flowing rivers of mercury
Manichaeism
Who/.What:
When:
Where:
5 facts:
Manichaeism
Who/.What: One of the major Iranian Gnostic religions
When: 228 C.E
Where: Sassanid Persia
5 facts:

1. Founder Mani, who claimed to get a “revelation from God” instructing him to abandon practice of worship.
2. Proclaimed to be successor of prophets, Zarathustra, Jesus, and “helper” promised by Jesus
3. Mani believed that his views were the most advanced and the sum and perfection of all religious wisdom
4. Mani thought Evil dominated, redemption would only come with struggle
5. Organized followers into two main groups: Elect and the Hearers
Constantine

Who/.What:
When: 272 – 337 C.E
Where: Naissus
5 facts:
Constantine

Who/.What: 1st Christian Roman emperor
When: 272 – 337 C.E
Where: Naissus
5 facts:

1.Fought under a new “Christian Symbol” at Milvian Bridge, after perceiving a sign from God in the Sky.
2. Proclaims “Edict of Milan”, toleration of all religious parties (Christian and non Christian alike) and returned confiscated church property.
3. Orders “First Nicene Council” to settle disputes over Christian faith
4. Founded Constantinople on the site of the already existing city, Byzantium
5. Waited till his deathbed to be baptized
Cyrus the Great

Who/.What:
Cyrus the Great
Who/.What Conqueror who becomes first emperor of Archaemenid
Cyrus the Great

When:
Cyrus the Great:

When: 575 – 530 BCE
Cyrus the Great:

Where:
Cyrus the Great;

Where: Anshan, Peris
Cyrus the Great:

5 facts:
Cyrus the Great:

5 Facts:

1. Early life is surrounded by legend of being raised by female dogs
2. Very harsh, warlike
3. Founder of the Persian, Empire
4. Respected the religions and customs of the lands he conquered.
5. Frees Hebrews from Babylonian rule
Zoroaster
Who/.What:
Zoroaster
Who/.What: Founder of Zoroastrianism
Zoroaster

When:
Zoroaster

When: 628 BCE – 551 BCE
Zoroaster:

Where:
Zoroaster

Where: Persia (Modern Iran)
Zoroaster

5 Facts:
Zoroaster:

5 Facts:
1. Received personal visit from Ahura Mazda who appointed him to preach the Truth
2. Called people to abandon the worship of all lesser deities whom he identified as demons
3. Warned of a final reckoning when the good would be rewarded with future glory
4. Preaching probably didn’t become state religion until after his death
5. “The Gathas” , hymns attributed to him and are the liturgical core of Zoroastrianism.
Qin Shi Huang Di

Who/.What:
Qin Shi Huang Di

Who/.What: Chinese Emperor
Qin Shi Huang Di

When:
Qin Shi Huang Di

When: 259 BC - 210 BC
Qin Shi Huang Di

Where?
Qin Shi Huang Di

Where: Hanan
Qin Shi Huang Di

5 facts:
Qin Shi Huang Di

5 facts:

1. 1st emperor of china, United China
2. Standardized single currency, weights and measurements, language
3. Outlawed Confucianism, burned books not in accord with Legalism thought
4. Ordered construction of Great wall, took 100k lives , 700k to complete,
5. Tomb protected by over 7.5k, 6ft tall, terra cotta soldiers, and flowing rivers of mercury
Manichaeism

Who/.What:
Manichaeism

Who/.What: One of the major Iranian Gnostic religions
Manichaeism

When:
Manichaeism

When: 228 C.E
Manichaeism

Where:
Manichaeism

Where: Sassanid Persia
Manichaeism

5 facts:
Manichaeism

5 facts:

1. Founder Mani, who claimed to get a “revelation from God” instructing him to abandon practice of worship.
2. Proclaimed to be successor of prophets, Zarathustra, Jesus, and “helper” promised by Jesus
3. Mani believed that his views were the most advanced and the sum and perfection of all religious wisdom
4. Mani thought Evil dominated, redemption would only come with struggle
5. Organized followers into two main groups: Elect and the Hearers
Constantine

Who/.What:
Constantine

Who/.What: 1st Christian Roman emperor
Constantine

When?
Constantine

When: 272 – 337 C.E
Constantine

Where?
Constantine

Where: Naissus
Constantine

5 facts:
Constantine

5 facts:

1.Fought under a new “Christian Symbol” at Milvian Bridge, after perceiving a sign from God in the Sky.
2. Proclaims “Edict of Milan”, toleration of all religious parties (Christian and non Christian alike) and returned confiscated church property.
3. Orders “First Nicene Council” to settle disputes over Christian faith
4. Founded Constantinople on the site of the already existing city, Byzantium
5. Waited till his deathbed to be baptized