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Perrhaebus

In Greek mythology, Perrhaebus (Ancient Greek: Περραιβός) was one of the sons of Illyrius and the eponymous founder of the Perrhaebi. Wilkes, John J. (1995)

Perrhaebus

Illyrius

Eponymous ancestor of the Illyrians in Greek mythology

(Δάρδανον) of the Dardani Maedus (Μαίδον) Taulas (Ταυλαντά) of the Taulantii Perrhaebus (Περραιβόν) of the Perrhaebi Partho (Παρθώ) of the Partheni Daortho (Δαορθώ)

Illyrius

Illyrians

Ancient Western Balkanic tribes

had multiple sons: Encheleus, Autarieus, Dardanus, Maedus, Taulas and Perrhaebus, and daughters: Partho, Daortho, Dassaro and others. From these, sprang

Illyrians

Dardanus (son of Illyrius)

Character from Greek mythology

founder of the Autariatae; Maedus; Taulas, founder of the Taulantii; and Perrhaebus, founder of the Perrhaebi. He also had three sisters: Partho, founder

Dardanus (son of Illyrius)

Dardanus_(son_of_Illyrius)

Perrhaebi

Ancient Greek people

Phalanna, situated in fertile plains, and Oloosson, the tribal capital. Perrhaebus:Eponymous founder Harry Thurston Peck, Harpers Dictionary of Classical

Perrhaebi

Dexaroi

Ancient Greek tribe of Epirus

Charles F. Edson. Institute for Balkan Studies. p. 211. The names of Perrhaebus and another daughter Dassaro were probably associated with tribes farther

Dexaroi