A wealthy king madewar on one of these people after the Pythia ambiguously foretold the destruction of a great empire.
According to legend, these people owned a magical cup with seven rings Âfilled with an immortality-granting drink thatcould reflflect any location in the seven heavens. One of these people planted four spears topped with slabs of meat on a raftft, towhich he tied starving eagles whose desperate flflapping carried him into the sky. Another of them forced his son to run throughtwo pillars of Âre to prove that that son had not raped his stepmother Sudaba. Harpagus was forced to eat his own son at abanquet as punishment for exposing, rather than killing, one of these people as a baby. A more insane one of them murderedhis brother Smerdis before dying from a thigh wound identical to the mortal one he dealt the Apis Bull. A wealthy king madewar on one of these people after the Pythia ambiguously foretold the destruction of a great empire. In myth, these peoplesincluded Jamshid, Kai Kobad and Kai Khosrow. For 10 points, name this set of rulers whose "book" recounts the legend ofRustam and Sohrab, and was written by Firdausi.
According to legend, these people owned a magical cup with seven rings Âfilled with an immortality-granting drink thatcould reflflect any location in the seven heavens.
shahs of Iran [or kings of Persia; or kings of Iran; or any answer referring to rulers of Iran/Persia;prompt on "Persians" or "Iranians" or even "Medes"; prompt also on "kings"]