Biography of the Cambodian emperor, the son of Cyrus the Great

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Emperor Kamboja II was an Achaemenid king from 530 to 522 BC.. He was the eldest son of Cyrus the Great and Kasandan. Cambodia attacked Egypt after the death of Cyrus the Great. The reason for the attack was the killing of 12 Iranian merchants by the Pharaoh of Egypt. However, instead of apologizing, the pharaoh insulted and mocked the Iranians, and thus the emperor moved towards Egypt with 250,000 soldiers. The pharaoh, thinking that the Iranian army would attack from the upper Nile, placed his army on the side of the river..

But the emperor of Iran, who was a servant of Cyrus the Great, in an impossible move at that time, crossed his army by land and through the Sinai desert, and at that time the pharaoh died and his young son succeeded him, and at this time, the king of Iran sent a messenger to the young pharaoh. He sent to avoid war and surrender, but Pharaoh killed the Iranian courier!!!.

Pharaoh's army retreated towards the capital of Egypt, Memphis, and the Iranian army surrounded Memphis, and again the Iranian emperor, who, like his father, did not like bloodshed, sent a letter, and after rejecting the letter from the Pharaoh, the Iranian army fought a heavy battle in Memphis. but never harming children and women, never looting, never raping!!!!

And the Cambodian emperor was crowned as the first pharaoh of the 27th dynasty. Kambojie then put on the clothes of the pharaohs and went to the temple of Sais to participate in religious ceremonies. The priests of Egypt also called Cambodia the child of the goddess Nite and their legal pharaoh.
The most reliable historical document of the conquest of Egypt by the king of Iran is an inscription carved in hieroglyphic script on a headless statue attributed to the son of the high priest.:”When Cambogia, the great king and the king of all countries, came to Egypt, there were many men with him from different countries. He achieved all the kingdom in this country … Then the king went to the Sais temple and prostrated himself before the goddess Nit … He called me a great doctor, and I gave good lands to the priests, fed the children, did useful work for the needy and orphans, and by the king's order, I saved everyone from great troubles.”
The Cambodian emperor died in Damascus on his way back to Iran, and the body of this great king was brought to Pasargad by the Persian general Egsabat. .