King Cyrus allowed some Jewish people to return to Israel to rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem. It was marked as a major era in the history of the Jews.
EXPLANATION
The return of the Jews to Israel due to Cyrus' order to rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem marked a major era in the history of the Jews. As stated by Ezra 4: 1–6, "the enemies of Judah and Benjamin" were requested to help to build the temple. Yet, it was rejected which resulted in the advisers hired to irritated Judah’s citizen, because they were required to return to complete construction throughout Cyrus, Xerxes ('Ahasuerus'), and Artaxerxes, until the reign of Darius II.
The work was restarted under the counsel of the prophets and at the time the authorities requested the Jews what rights they had to build a temple, they indicated to Cyrus' decision. Darius II, who was then in power, ordered a search for allegations on how this decree was made. Then the decree was found in the archives at Ecbatana, meaning Darius had to reaffirm the decree and work continued until the victory arrived.
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Keyword: King Cyrus, return to Jerusalem, decree.
Subject: History
Class: 10-12
Subchapter: Jewish returning
