• Source: Semiramis (disambiguation)

Semiramis was the legendary queen of King Ninus who succeeded him to the throne of Assyria.
Semiramis or Sémiramis may also refer to:

584 Semiramis, a minor planet
Sémiramis (tragedy), a play by Voltaire
Semiramis (band), an Italian progressive rock group
Sémiramis (Catel), an 1802 opera by Charles-Simon Catel
Sémiramis (Destouches), an opera by André Cardinal Destouches
Semiramis Hotel in Cairo
Semiramis Hotel bombing a terrorist attack resulting in 25-26 deaths.
Semiramis Pekkan (b. 1948), a Turkish singer and actress
HMS Semiramis (1808), a British warship launched in 1808




See also


Semiramide
Semiramide (Mysliveček)

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Semiramis (disambiguation)
• Shamiran
• Samira
• Antiochia
• French ship Jean Bart
• Nino (name)
• Cairo Conference (1921)
• Abraham in Islam
• Matriarchy
• Tamar of Georgia