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799:Tiridates I
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789:Mithridates
779:Mithridates
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705:Artaxias II
695:Tigranes II
637:Orontes III
230:Manavazians
94:Varazdoukht
53:Predecessor
18:Khosrov III
1496:339 deaths
1480:Categories
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1445:Khosrov IV
1376:Khosrov II
1111:Leo II (I)
1105:Roupen III
942:Vramshapuh
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927:Arshak III
887:Khosrov II
759:Tigranes V
690:Tigranes I
680:Artaxias I
662:Orontes IV
652:Arsames II
632:Orontes II
616:336 BC–428
331:References
255:Mamikonian
190:, king of
171:, and the
1455:Shapur IV
1381:Hormizd I
1366:Khosrov I
1174:Hethum II
1159:Hethum II
1149:Hethum II
1131:Hethumids
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1087:Thoros II
1001:Ashot III
971:Bagratids
947:Khosrov V
912:Arshak II
867:Khosrov I
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613:Antiquity
364:Citations
350:Khosrov I
268:nakharars
214:Vrtanes I
210:Shapur II
63:Successor
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1346:Sohaemus
1296:(66–428)
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1164:Smbat IV
1139:Hethum I
1117:Isabella
1107:(prince)
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857:Sohaemus
847:Sohaemus
832:Axidares
827:Sanatruk
814:Arsacids
774:Arshak I
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558:See also
546:(1976).
532:(1958).
306:Sparapet
301:nakharar
297:Lake Van
288:nakharar
250:Sparapet
228:and the
206:Sasanian
202:Arzanene
197:bdeashkh
173:Parthian
96:Bambishn
1179:Leo III
1036:Cilicia
1011:Gagik I
986:Smbat I
981:Ashot I
764:Vonones
647:Arsames
481:(ed.).
468:Sources
284:Nisibis
263:Amatuni
259:Oshakan
245:Kogovit
237:Ayrarat
226:Ordunis
188:Sanesan
177:Khosrau
162:epithet
125:Ashkhen
107:Arsacid
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1217:Neghir
1189:Leo IV
1154:Thoros
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1248:Leo V
1184:Oshin
1081:Leo I
907:Tiran
733:Erato
719:Erato
642:Sames
336:Notes
321:Husik
314:Tiran
208:king
165:Kotak
141:Kotak
102:House
91:Tiran
86:Issue
67:Tiran
45:Reign
1099:Mleh
564:Dvin
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487:ISBN
352:and
273:Dvin
77:Died
917:Pap
310:Ani
200:of
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