History of eponymous cities

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Of course, Cyropolis, the city of Cyrus, would be a good precedent.

Founded by Cyrus the Great in 544 BCE to mark the northeastern border of his Achaemenid empire.

The Wikipedia article is somewhat lacking, but Encyclopaedia Iranica mentions this:

The alterna­tive name Kuréschata probably reflects Iranian *Kuru(š)-­kaθa-, lit. “the (reinforced) settlement of Kuruš/Cyrus”

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