Sparapet List for
Fourth-Fifth Century Armenia



Monarch

Sparapet



303-330 Trdat III,
the Great
Artawazd Mamikonean


330-339 Xosrov II Kotak Vach'e Mamikonean, son of Artawazd (PB III.4) Artawazd, child son of Vach'e, is made sparapet. During his childhood his relatives by marriage, Arshawir Kamsarakan and Andok Siwnik',control the army (PB III.11).

339-350 Tiran Under Vasak and Artawazd the Mamikoneans withdrew to Tayk' (PB III.18). Arshawir Kamsarakan and Andok Siwnik' apparently are in charge of the army following Tiran's blinding and before Arshak's restoration of the Mamikoneans (PB III.20).

350-367 Arshak Vasak (PB IV.3). Restoration of the Mamikoneans. Vasak's son Mushegh returns Pap to Armenia, accompanied by stratelat Terentius and Count Ade. Mushegh becomes zoravar-sparapet (PB V.1).

367-374 Pap Hayr (Dghak) mardpet, placed in charge of the eastern border by Terentius and Mushegh, defects and is replaced by Gnel Anjewac'i (PB V.6).

374-378 Varazdat Bat Saharuni. Mushegh is the power behind the throne until his murder by Varazdat. Manuel Mamikonean returns to Armenia after imprisonment in Iran. He seizes the sparapetut'iwn, kills Bat and his sons, and expels Varazdat(PB V.37). Manuel Mamikonean (385). Artashir, son of Manuel (PB V. 44).

430's-440's? Hamazasp Mamikonean (GHP I.18).

d. 450-451 Vardan Mamikonean, son of Hamazasp (GHP II).

480's-506? Vahan Mamikonean, nephew of Vardan (GHP III).


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