If you are going by The Bible, there were some wise men, who may have been kings, and the gifts they brought included gold, frankenscence, and myrrh. There could have been three men, there could have been four, five, or twenty. In popular story, they have been pictured as three men, one bringing each of the types of gifts.
The 20th-Century Opera "Amahl and the Night Visitors" portrays three, and gives them names.
Three Gifts: That he should be the best of all knights. That he will be the greatest King That he should live long
The wise men gave gifts to Jesus as a sign of respect and to honor him as a king.
Three gifts. But the conclusion that there were three persons from the number of gifts is a fallacy, there were almost certainly many more persons in the group.
Yes, the gifts that the Magi gave the Christ child funded the trip as they hid from King Herod. All the gifts were very expensive. They could be easily sold for money. Joseph and Mary then had money for the trip and to live on.
Gold, Frankincense and Myrh
He gave no Gift , he came to look for his king , which is jesus
frankinscense represents the three gifts the kings gave baby jesus
the three wise men gave him three gifts gold,frankinsence and myre
He gave Zeus the thunderbolt, Hades the helmet of darkness and Poseidon the trident.
A) They weren't necessarily "kings" - they are referred to as "wise men" in the Bible B) They may have numbered anything from two upwards. It is assumed that there were three because they gave three named gifts... but if four people gave "gold" it would still just be listed as "gold". C) They gave Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh.
It was feathered shoes, Bright shield, Helmet of invisibility.
Because when Jesus was born, the three wise men gave him gifts. Yea the answer above is correct the three wise men brought Jesus gifts the night of his birth