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Xerxes may refer to these Persian kings:
- Xerxes I of Persia, reigned 485–465 BC, aka (also known as) Xerxes the Great
- Xerxes II of Persia, reigned 424 BC
Xerxes may also refer to:
- Xerxes of Armenia, Armenian king, assassinated about 212 BC
- Xerxes of Commagene, third Satrap of the state of Commagene (228 to 201 BC).
- Xerxes, ancient country in the Fullmetal Alchemist manga
- Serse (Xerxes), opera by George Frideric Handel
- Xerse, Cavalli's earlier opera to the same libretto as Handel's
- Xerxes, novel by Louis Couperus
- Xerxes (Dune), character in Brian Herbert's Legends of Dune universe
- Xerxes, character in Disney's Aladdin
- Xerxes (Klaus Lunde), Norwegian musician/producer Klaus Lunde's recording project
- XerxesDZB, a former Dutch professional football team
- XERXES, a character in the video game System Shock 2
- Xerxes, Xerxes.X and Xerxes.20, a series of audiophile-grade turntables designed/manufactured by Touraj Moghaddam of Roksan Audio (UK)
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