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Darius I (550 BCE – October 486 BCE), also known as Darius the Great, was the emperor of the Achaemenid Empire, and the father of Xerxes I.

Darius was strongly supported by the Templars, and they aided him when he overthrew the Empire's usurper Gaumata and ascended the throne of Persia.

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	'''Darius I''' (550 BCE - October 486 BCE), also known as '''Darius the Great''', was the emperor of the {{Wiki\|Achaemenid Empire}}, and the father of [[Xerxes I of Persia\|Xerxes I]].		'''Darius I''' (550 BCE – October 486 BCE), also known as '''Darius the Great''', was the emperor of the {{Wiki\|Achaemenid Empire}}, and the father of [[Xerxes I of Persia\|Xerxes I]].

	Darius was strongly supported by the [[Templars]], and they aided him when he overthrew the Empire's usurper {{Wiki\|Gaumata}} and ascended the throne of [[Iran\|Persia]].		Darius was strongly supported by the [[Templars]], and they aided him when he overthrew the Empire's usurper {{Wiki\|Gaumata}} and ascended the throne of [[Iran\|Persia]].