Oeagrus

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Oeagrus is a Thracian king in Greek mythology, best known as the father of the legendary musician and poet Orpheus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf figure in Greek mythology
mythological king
associatedWith Calliope
Muses
linked to: the Muses

Orpheus
child Orpheus
countryOfCitizenship Thrace
culture Ancient Greek mythology
ethnicGroup Thracian
father Oeagrus
genre mythological character
hasChild Aedon
Biston
Charops
Corymbus
Hymenaeus
Ialemus
Linus
Marsyas
Oeagrus (son)
linked to: Oeagrus the Younger

Oeagrus II
linked to: Oeagrus the Younger

Oeagrus of Bisaltia
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Bisaltia (mythology)
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Chalcidice
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Chalcidice (mythology)
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Crestonia
linked to: Oeagrus

Oeagrus of Crestonia (mythology)
linked to: Oeagrus

Oeagrus of Edonia
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Edonia (mythology)
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Mygdonia
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Mygdonia (mythology)
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Odomantis
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Odomantis (mythology)
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Paeonia
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Paeonia (mythology)
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Pieria
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Pieria (mythology)
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Sithonia
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Sithonia (mythology)
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus of Thrace
Oeagrus of Thrace (mythology)
linked to: Oeagrus of Thrace

Oeagrus the Younger
husband Oeagrus
mentionedIn Apollodorus, Bibliotheca
Apollonius of Rhodes, Argonautica
Ovid, Metamorphoses
mythologicalEra age before the Argonauts
notableFor being father of Orpheus
notableWork fatherhood of Orpheus
partOf Thracian mythology
positionHeld king of Thrace
relative Calliope
Muses
linked to: the Muses

Orpheus
spouse Calliope
Clio
Polyhymnia

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Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Orpheus parent Oeagrus
Orpheus father Oeagrus
Calliope consort Oeagrus
Orpheus father Oeagrus
subject linked to: Oeagrus
Calliope husband Oeagrus
subject linked to: Oeagrus
Oeagrus hasChild Oeagrus of Crestonia
linked to: Oeagrus
Oeagrus hasChild Oeagrus of Crestonia (mythology)
linked to: Oeagrus