Agamemnon (5480 bytes)
2: ...nn in 1876 at Mycenae; since proven not to depict Agamemnon.]]
4: ...ed of the [[Greece|Greek]] heroes, was the son of King [[Atreus]] of [[Mycenae]] (or [[Argos]]) and Quee...
6: ...mnon and Menelaus took refuge with [[Tyndareus]], king of [[Sparta]], whose daughters [[Clytemnestra]] a...
7: they respectively married. By Clytemnestra, Agamemnon had three daughters, [[Iphigeneia]], [[Electra]],...
9: ...egisthus and Thyestes, and recovered his father's kingdom. He extended his dominion by conquest and bec...

Agamemnon (disambiguation) (738 bytes)
1: The name '''Agamemnon''' has a number of uses:
3: ...distinguished of the Greek heroes, was the son of King Atreus of Mycenae (or Argos) and Queen Aerope, an...
4: * [[EAS Agamemnon|EAS ''Agamemnon'']] - a starship in the fictional [[Babylon 5]] u...
5: * [[USS Agamemnon (Star Trek)|USS ''Agamemnon'']] - a starship in the fictional [[Star Trek]] u...
6: * [[USS Agamemnon (USN)]] - A [[World War I]] era vessel that the [...

HMS Agamemnon (746 bytes)
1: ...'Agamemnon''''', after the legendary Greek king [[Agamemnon]].
3: * The first [[HMS Agamemnon (1781)|''Agamemnon'']] was a 64-gun [[third-rate]] launched in [[178...
4: * The second [[HMS Agamemnon (1852)|''Agamemnon'']] was a screw-driven 91-gun [[second-rate]] lau...
5: * The third [[HMS Agamemnon (1879)|''Agamemnon'']] was an [[Ajax class battleship|''Ajax''-class...
6: * The fourth [[HMS Agamemnon (1906)|''Agamemnon'']] was a [[Lord Nelson class battleship|''Lord N...

EAS Agamemnon (3940 bytes)
3: ...science fiction]] series ''[[Babylon 5]]''. The ''Agamemnon'' is an [[Earth Alliance (Babylon 5)|Earth Allian...
6: The ''Agamemnon'' was one of the first ''Omega'' class starships ...
9: ...tain James was named as the next commander of the Agamemnon. A few months after Sheridan's transfer she help...
12: ...hat Sheridan was in command of the White Star. ''Agamemnon'' tried to force Sheridan to surrender, but he wa...
15: ...of actions against loyalist forces. It was the ''Agamemnon'' that retrieved an escape pod from a loyalist sh...

HMS Agamemnon (1781) (933 bytes)
1: '''HMS ''Agamemnon''''' was a [[Royal Navy]] [[third-rate]] [[ship o...
3: ...Captain of ''Agamemnon'', then based out of the [[Kingdom of Naples]]. It was during this command that N...
5: In [[1805]] ''Agamemnon'', by then under the command of [[Sir Edward Berr...
9: See [[HMS Agamemnon|HMS ''Agamemnon'']] for other ships of this name.
11: [[Category:Royal Navy ships of the line|Agamemnon]]

USS Agamemnon (USN) (1873 bytes)
1: ...USSAgamemnonUSN.jpg|thumbnail|400px|right|The USS Agamemnon]]
2: The '''USS Agamemnon''' was a ship in the [[United States Navy]] from ...
7: ...n September of 1917 she was renamed as the '''USS Agamemnon'''.
9: ...e the war was over, in December of [[1918]] the ''Agamemnon'' began carrying troops back home from the war. ...
11: After August of 1919, the Agamemnon was decommissioned and sold to the [[United State...

USS Agamemnon (Star Trek) (432 bytes)
1: The '''USS Agamemnon''' is a starship in the [[Star Trek]] [[science f...
5: ...ther uses of the name Agamemnon, please see the [[Agamemnon (Disambiguation)]] page.''

Tom King, Baron King of Bridgwater (1872 bytes)
1: ...', PC (born [[June 13]], [[1933]]), is a [[United Kingdom|British]] [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservati...
29: [[Category:1933 births|King, Tom]]
30: [[Category:British Secretaries of State|King, Tom]]
31: [[Category:Members of the Privy Council|King, Tom, Baron]]

Peter King, 1st Baron King (2767 bytes)
1: '''Peter King, 1st Baron King''' (c. [[1669]] - [[22 July]] [[1734]]), [[lord c...
5: ...ded [[Latin]] as the language of the courts. Lord King published in [[1702]] a ''History of the Apostles...
14: ... Creation | Next=[[John King, 2nd Baron King|John King]]}}
18: [[Category:1669 births|King, Peter King, 1st Baron]]
19: [[Category:1734 deaths|King, Peter King, 1st Baron]]

J.W. King (633 bytes)
3: We are sorry to report that J.W. King, on the most popular and best-liked stars of gay ...

The King and I (3676 bytes)
1: ...nowens]], who became governess to the children of King [[Mongkut]] of [[Thailand|Siam]] in the early [[1...
3: ...short-lived TV sitcom in [[1972]], ''Anna and the King''.
5: A [[television series]], ''Anna and the King'', was created in [[1972 in television|1972]], gi...
7: ...ased a non-musical remake, named ''[[Anna and the King]]''. This version starred [[Jodie Foster]] and [...
9: Also in 1999, an animated version of ''The King and I'' was released by [[Warner Bros.]]; it was ...

B. B. King (4925 bytes)
1: ...[blues]] [[guitarist]] and [[songwriter]]. One of King's trademarks is naming his guitars "Lucille", a t...
3: ...two men were fighting over a woman named Lucille. King named that first guitar Lucille, as well as every...
5: ...harlie Christian]] and [[Django Reinhardt]]. Soon King was cultivating his own musical skills singing [[...
7: ...to [[Indianola, Mississippi]]. Three years later, King moved to [[Memphis, Tennessee]], where he finely ...
9: ...which was extremely rare at the time. On the air, King started out using the name '''The [[Pepticon]] Bo...

Ed King (475 bytes)
1: ...teve Gaines]] (who died in the '77 plane-crash). King returned to Skynyrd in '87 for the Tribute Tour b...

If I Were King (256 bytes)
1: '''If I Were King''' is a [[1938]] film with [[Basil Rathbone]].
4: *{{imdb title | id=0030265 | title=If I Were King}}

King Hu (4414 bytes)
1: '''King Hu''' (胡金銓, [[pinyin]]: Hú J...
9: ...ose two, financially successful ''wuxia'' films. King Hu spent the last decade of his life in [[Los Ang...
25: .../contents/directors/02/hu.html Senses of Cinema - King Hu]
26: *[http://www.lovehkfilm.com/people/hu_king.htm A Brief Biography]
28: [[Category:1931 births|King Hu]]

King Wu (186 bytes)
1: ...g Wu''' was a posthumous title often given to the king who won martial glory.
3: *[[King Wu of Zhou]]
4: *[[King Wu of Qin]]
5: *[[King Wu of Bohai]]

King (1445 bytes)
2: ... kings of Germanic countries, see also [[Germanic king]].
3: * See also [[high king]], [[King of Kings]]
4: * See also [[king (chess)]], [[king (playing card)]].
5: * For the television station, see [[KING]].
6: * for the gigantic gorilla, see [[King Kong]]

KING (3276 bytes)
3: !align="center" bgcolor="#66FFCC" colspan="3"|'''KING''' ''([[National Broadcasting Corporation|NBC]])'...
5: ...style="padding:10px;"|[[Image:KING_logo.png|200px|KING-TV/DT logo]]
26: ...n="2" valign="top"|''[[King County, Washington|'''King''' County]]''
41: '''KING''' is a [[television station]] in [[Seattle, Wash...
43: ...the [[Mississippi River]]. In the late [[1990s]], KING added under its broadcasting umbrella two new loc...

The King (165 bytes)
1: The title of "The King" is one held by several individuals.

King Proteus (1051 bytes)
1: In [[Greek mythology]], '''King Proteus''' was the villain in the story of [[Bell...
3: ... Proteus. He is sent into to exile to the land of King [[Iobates]] of [[Lycia]]. Proteus wanted Lycia to...
5: ... him. Proteus was the son-in-law of [[Iobates]], King of [[Lycia]], and sent Bellerophon to him with a ...

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