A historical proper noun referring to Atossa, queen of Persia in ancient times, or occasionally used in classical references.
From Old Persian name Atossa, wife of Darius I and mother of Xerxes. A historical name that occasionally enters English texts about ancient Persia.
Atossa was one of ancient history's most powerful women, wielding influence over multiple Persian kings—yet she's often overshadowed in popular history by male rulers.
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