BAHRAM

Meaning of BAHRAM in English

[Persian] The Persian god of the planets and victory. He is the assistant of Sraosa, and helps him when Sraosa rises the soul of the deceased from the body. Bahram is sometimes identified with the god Verethragna.

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BAHRAM V — Варахран V
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BAHRAM II — Варахран II
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BAHRAM I — Варахран I
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PERSIAN MYTHOLOGY — All the articles available in the Persian mythology section of the Encyclopedia Mythica: Abathur; Adam Kasia; Aesma Daeva; Agas; Ahriman; …
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ВАРАХРАН V — Bahram V
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ВАРАХРАН II — Bahram II
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ВАРАХРАН I — Bahram I
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