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Psyrus (Cyrus) was a great King of Persia. In 550 B.C.E he became the first king of the Persian Empire and went on to establish one of the largest empires in world. One of the major territories conquered by him was the Babylonian Kingdom. After conquering the Babylonians, he issued one of the world's first human rights charters. In this charter, Cyrus promised to treat all the inhabitants of Babylon and the other kingdoms he conquered with respect. He swore that he would allow all inhabitants of his empire to practice their own religious and social customs without persecution. He also promised to punish anyone who acted cruelly to the religious and social minorities of his kingdom. Because of his bravery and kindness he was popular among the masses including the Jews. He is also mentioned in The Bible for more than 30 times. Basically Psyrus is a combined word for kind,brave and powerful
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