In addition to solidifying his rule by marrying Artystone, the daughter of Cyrus, Darius I justified his accession to the Persian throne by
a. Leading a rebellion against Gaumata the Magian.
b. Having it bestowed on him by Ahura Mazda.
c. Inheriting the throne from his father, who was the brother of Cambyses.
d. Marrying his eldest son to Artystone, daughter of Cyrus and half-sister to Cambyses.
e. Being hailed by a group of Zoroastrian priests.
b
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