In addition to that version from the Shahnemah, the more famous version of this figure roamed the earth as a spirit for 3000 years before accepting mortality as a cure for his boredom, and during his life took up gardening.
One equivalent to this figure was advised by the angel Sorush to build an army, and that figure's son Siaymak was killed in single combat; that same figure gave his kingdom to his son Hushang after his death. In addition to that version from the Shahnemah, the more famous version of this figure roamed the earth as a spirit for 3000 years before accepting mortality as a cure for his boredom, and during his life took up gardening. Two of this figure's creations were tormented with eternal hell after his death. One of this person's opponents is responsible for the menstrual cycle, and this figure was neither male nor female. Jahi ?convinced another deity to kill him, and in one version of his story, Mashye and Mashyane were born out of the seed created after his death. For 10 points, name this being created by Ahura Mazda and killed by Ahriman, the primordial man of Zoroastrian mythology.
One equivalent to this figure was advised by the angel Sorush to build an army, and that figure's son Siaymak was killed in single combat; that same figure gave his kingdom to his son Hushang after his death.
{Keyumars} or {Gayomart} or anything that {sounds} like that