In Armenian legend, Haik fought him near Lake Van and defeated him, while the Huns and Magyars both claim to be descended from him. He is mentioned in the First Book of Chronicles and in the Book of Micah as founding the first kingdom after the great flood, while Dante portrayed him as a giant guarding the ninth circle of hell. Jewish tradition has him ordering Abraham (*) burned at the stake, and
In Armenian legend, Haik fought him near Lake Van and defeated him, while the Huns and Magyars both claim to be descended from him. He is mentioned in the First Book of Chronicles and in the Book of Micah as founding the first kingdom after the great flood, while Dante portrayed him as a giant guarding the ninth circle of hell. Jewish tradition has him ordering Abraham (*) burned at the stake, and later challenging him to battle. The son of Cush, grandson of Ham, and great-grandson of Noah, for 10 points identify this tyrannical Biblical hunter who is credited with building the Tower of Babel.
In Armenian legend, Haik fought him near Lake Van and defeated him, while the Huns and Magyars both claim to be descended from him.
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