Homay

folk-consensusPersian mythologyIslamic tradition (due to Arabic loanwords)Persia

Legendary figure from Persian tradition, daughter of Kay Bahman, central character in the epic poem Homāy-nāmeh. (Note: - Power tier: Not specified - Appearance: Missing - Abilities: Missing - Sensory cues: Missing - Weaknesses: Missing - Wards: Missing)

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Homay is the daughter of Kay Bahman, described in the epic poem Homāy-nāmeh and also mentioned in the Shahnameh.

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