Temple of Zeus in Gordium

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The Temple of Zeus in Gordium was an ancient sanctuary in the Phrygian capital associated with the legendary king Gordias and the famous Gordian Knot.

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Temple of Zeus in Gordium canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient temple
sanctuary
associatedLegend Alexander the Great cutting the Gordian Knot
associatedPeople Macedonians
Phrygians
associatedWith Gordian Knot
linked to: Gordian Knot legend

Gordias
associatedWithRuler Alexander the Great
Gordias
country Turkey
culturalContext Phrygian civilization
dedicatedDeityCulture Greek
dedicatedTo Zeus
function place of worship
sanctuary of Zeus
hasArchaeologicalInterest yes
hasFeature sanctuary for the Gordian Knot
hasMythologicalSignificance site of the Gordian Knot legend
locatedIn Gordium
Phrygia
locatedInPresentDay Turkey
locatedNear royal citadel of Gordium
mythologicalRole symbol of destiny and kingship through the Gordian Knot legend
partOf religious landscape of Gordium
region Central Anatolia
religiousDeityType sky god
religiousTradition Ancient Greek religion
timePeriod Classical antiquity

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Gordias narrativeLocation Temple of Zeus in Gordium