Parthian rulers

The rulers of the Parthian kingdom ( 250 BC. Year . - 227 year AD. )

Content

The rulers of the Parthians (parnians) in Parthia. Capital Nisa

1. Siyavush (Siyavarsha, ca. 500 BC).
2. son.
3. Ashkan, son.
4. Shapur, son.
5. Volognez (Balash), son.
6. Ashkan, son.
7. Arshak (Ashk), son (about 250 - 47, with 248 Shah of Iran).

Arshakids (248 BC - 227 AD)

Iran , Mesopotamia , Transcaucasia .
Capitals : Nisa , Hekatompil , Ctesiphon .
Title : shahinshah (king of kings).

1. Arshak I (248 - 247).
2. Tiridat I , brother (247 - 211).
3. Artaban I , son (211-191).
4. Fryapathius (Philopator) son (191 - 176).
5. The Fraat I (Theopator), son (176-171).
6. Mithridates (Mihrdat) I, brother (171 - 138) ^[1]
7. Fraat II, son (138 - 128) ^[1]
8. Artaban II, son of 4 (128 - 123) ^[1]
9. Mithridates II, son (123 - 87) ^[1]
10. Gotars I (91 - 78) ^[1]
11. Heritage I (Mnastir, ca. 78 - 77) ^[1]
12. Sinatruk, son of 9 (c. 77 - 70).
13. The Fraat III, the son (c. 70–58, accompanied by p. 77) ^[1]
14. Mithridates III, son (58-55) ^[1]
15. Heritage II, brother (55 - 36) ^[1]
16. Fraat IV, Illegal. son (36 - 30, 29 - 28, 26 - 2 BC. e.) ^[1]
17. Tiridate II (30–29, 28–26) ^[1]
18. Fraat V (Fraatak), illegal. son 16 (2 BC. E. - 4 AD.) ^[1]
19. Heritage III (4 - 7) ^[1]
20. Wonn I, son of 16 (7 - 12, 14 - 17, the king of Armenia 10 - 15) ^[1]
21. Artaban III (12–35, 36–38) ^[1]
- Fraat VI (challenger 35) ^[1]
22. Tiridate III (35 - 36) ^[1]
23. Gotars II, grandson 16 (38 - 51 in the north) ^[1]
24. Vardan, son of 21 (38–47 in the south) ^[1]
- Artaban (challenger 38) ^[1]
- Mithridates (pret. 45/9) ^[1]
25. Wonn II, uncle (51–52) ^[1]
26. Volognez (Valaš) I, son (51–80).
27. Artaban IV (80–81) ^[1]
28. Pakor (81-115, pret. 78).
29. Oroz (match 110–15, 117–128).
30. Volognez II, son (115–117) ^[1]
- Manizar (challenger 114 - 115) ^[1]
- Partamaspat (challenger 116 - 117) ^[1]
31. Mithridates IV (128–147, prev. 107–112).
32. Volognez III (Peroz), son of 30 (148 - 191/2).
33. Vologuez IV, son (191/2 - 207) ^[1]
34. Volognez V, son (207 - 13, in Seleucia up to 228) ^[1]
35. Artaban V, brother (in Susa 213 - 26) ^[1]
- Artavazd, son of 34 (in Atropatena 226 - 27) ^[1]

226 conquest of the Sassanids .

Literature

Chronological genealogical tables on world history in 4 vols. Compiled by V. V. Ehrlichman. Volume 1. Ancient East and antiquity. Byzantium and Transcaucasia. Russia, USSR, CIS. Eastern Europe. Moscow - 2002.

Notes

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