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The Kingdom of Armenia Sophene
c.220 - 90 BC
Armenia Sophene was a short-lived division of Armenia proper, and one which seems to be
very poorly documented. It was located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. |
c.220 BC |
Armenia is divided into Armenia and Armenia Sophene. |
c.220 - 212/1 BC |
Xerxes |
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211 - ? BC |
Zariachis |
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190 BC |
Rome
defeats the Seleucids at Magnesia. The Armenians declare
their independence the following year with the main kingdom being ruled
by a native dynasty, the Artashesids. |
c.170 BC |
Mithrobuzanes |
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? - ? BC |
An
unknown number of rulers. |
? - 90 BC |
Artanes |
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90 BC |
Armenia
Sophene is reabsorbed by Armenia. |
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AD 56 |
Armenia Sophene
is divided from Armenia
and Lesser Armenia as war erupts
between Rome and Parthian
Persia over the protection of Armenia. |
c.56 - 63 |
Sohemo |
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63 |
Armenia Sophene is annexed by
Rome. |
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