List of Armenian kings

Greater Armenia

This is the historical designation of the largest and longest-lasting Armenian kingdom.

Orontid Kings and Satraps

In Armenian tradition

Early kings in traditional Armenian chronology according to Moses of Chorene.

Note that the early dates are traditional and of uncertain accuracy.

Orontes I Sakavakyats (570-560 BC)
Tigranes Orontid (560-535 BC)
Vahagn (530-515 BC)
Hidarnes I (late 6th c. BC)
Hidarnes II (early 5th c. BC)
Hidarnes III (middle of 5th c. BC)
Ardashir (2nd half of 5th c. BC)

Attested satraps

Orontes (401-344 BC)
Darius Codomannus (344-336 BC)

Yervandian (Yervanduni or Orontid) Dynasty

Main article: Orontid Dynasty

Orontes II (336-331 BC)
Mithranes (331-323 BC)
Perdiccas (non-dynastic) (323 BC)
Neoptolemus Orontid (non-dynastic) (323-321 BC)
Eumenes (non-dynastic) (321 BC)
Mithranes (321-317 BC)
Orontes III (317- 300 BC)
Sames (260-243 BC)
Arsames (243-228 BC)
Xerxes (228-212 BC)
Abdisares (210-190 BC)
Orontes IV (212–200 BC)

Artashesian (Artaxiad) Dynasty

Artaxias I (190 BC-159)
Tigranes I (159 BC-123)
Artavasdes I (123 BC-95)
Tigranes II the Great (95 BC-55)
Artavasdes II (55 BC-34)
Artaxias II (33 BC-20)
Tigranes III (20 BC-10)
Tigranes IV (10 BC-5)
Artavasdes III (5 BC-4)
Tigranes IV and Erato (4 BC-1 BC)

Roman and Parthian non-dynastic candidates

Ariobarzan of Atropatene 1 BC-2 (Roman protectorate)
Artavazd V (son) 2-6
Tigranes V 6, then ruled with Erato from 6-12
Vonones (former king of Parthia) 12-16 (Roman protectorate)
Roman interregnum 16-18 (Vonones as nominal king)
Artaxias III 18-34 (Roman protectorate)
Arsaces of Armenia (son of Artabanus II of Parthia) 34-35 (Parthian protectorate)
Orodes of Armenia (pretender, son of Artabanus II) 35
Mithridates 35-37 (Roman protectorate)
Orodes (now king) 37-42 (Parthian protectorate)
Mithridates (second time) 42-51 (Roman protectorate)
Rhadamistus (son of Pharasmanes I of Iberia) 51-53 (Roman protectorate)
Tiridates I (son of Vologases I of Parthia) 53 (Roman protectorate)
Rhadamistus (second time) 53-54 (Roman protectorate)

Arshakuni (Arsacid) Dynasty

The dates prior to Vologeses II are approximate and still in doubt.

Tiridates I (second time) 54-56
Tiridates I of Armenia 56-58/59
Roman occupation 58-59
Tigranes VI of Armenia 59-62 (Roman protectorate)
Tiridates I of Armenia 62-72 (Parthian protectorate 62-63; Roman protectorate 63-72)
Sanatruk 75-110 ?
Axidares (son of Pacorus II of Parthia) 110 (Roman protectorate)
Parthamasiris (brother of Axidares) ?-114 (Parthian protectorate)
Roman province 114 - 118
Vologases III of Parthia (from the Parthian Arsacid dynasty) 118-? (Roman protectorate)
Aurelios Pocoros ?-140/44
Sohaemus c. 140/144-161
Pakoros 161-163
Sohaemus (second time) 163-?
Sanatrik 164–180
Valarsaces or Vologeses II 180–191
Khosrov I (son) 191–?
Tiridates II of Armenia c. 197-238
To Persia 238-252
Artavazd VI 252-283 (Parthian protectorate)
Tiridates III of Armenia 283-330 (Roman protectorate)
Khosrov II the Small 330-339
Tigranes VII (son) 339-c.350
Arshak II (son) c. 350-368
Persian occupation 368-370
Cylax (Zig), governor 368-369
Artaban (Karen), governor 368-369
Vahan Mamikonian, governor 369-370
Merujan Ardzruni, governor 369-370
Pap (son of Archak II) 370-374
Varazdat (grandson of Tigranes VII) 374-378
Queen Zarmandukht (widow of Pap) 378-379
Provisional government of Enmanuel Mamikonian (sparapit) 378-379
To Persia 379
Joint government of the Persian marzban (governor), Queen Zarmandukht, and Enmanuel Mamikonian 379-c. 380
Joint government of Zarmandukht and Enmanuel Mamikonian c. 380-384
Arshak III (son of Zarmandukht) 384-389 (married to Vardandukht, daughter of Enmanuel Mamikonian)
Valarchak (associated) 384-386 (married to a daughter of Sahak Bagratuni)
Khosrov III (from arsacid family) 387-392
Zik (regent) 387-390
Vramshapuh 392-414 (brother of Khosrov III) 392-414
Khosrov III (second time) 414-415
Shahpur (heir of Perse) 415-421
Provisional government of Narses Djidjrakatsi 421
Local independent governments 421-423
Artaxias IV (son of Vramshapuh) 423-428

Marzpanate

Veh Mihr Shahpur 428-442
Vasak, king of Siunik 442-451
Adhur Hordmidz (Adrormizd) 451-465
Adhur Guschnasp (Ardervechnasp) 465-481
Sahak Bagratuni 481-482
Military occupation by General Mihran 482
Vahan Mamikonian (provisional) 482-483
Zarmihr Karen (military occupation) 483
Shahpur of Rayy 483-484
Vahan Mamikonian (second time) 484-505/510 (provisional government 484-485)
Vard Mamikonian (brother) 505/510-509/514
Gushnasp Vahram ? 509/514-518
Mjej Gnuni 518-548
Tan Shapur 548-552
Guchnasp Vahram (second time?) 552-554
Tan Shapur (second time) 554-558/60
Varazdat 558/560-564
Sunen 564-572
Vardan Mamikonian (provisional government) 572
Mihran Mihrevandak (Military government) 572
Vardan Mamikonian 572-573
Artur Madoyan 573
Golon Mihran (Military government) 573
Vardan Mamikonian 573-577
Tham Khusru 577-580
Varaz Vzur 580-581
Aspahbad Pahlav 581-582/588
Frahat 582/588-588/589
Hratzin 588/589-590
To Byzantium 590
Mushegh Mamikonian 590-591 (governor)
Hamarakar 591 (governor)
Unknown 591-603 (governors)
Smbat Bagratuni 603-611
Shahrayanpet (in the East) 611-613
Shahen Vahmanzadhaghan (in the West) 611-613
Parsayenpet 613-616
Namdar Guchnasp 616-619
Sharaplakan (Sarablagas) 619-624
Rozbihan 624-627
Byzantine province 627-628
Varaztirots Bagratuni 628-634
Unknown 634-?
Mjej Gnuni 627-635
Vahan 636
Davith Saharuni 636-638
Several "nakharar" 638-643
Theodoros Rechtuni 643-645
Varaztirots Bagratuni 645-646

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Princes of Armenia

Thedoros Rechtuni 646-653
Smbat I Bagratuni 646-653 (together Theodoros, in 753 alone)
Theodoros Rechtuni (second time) 653-654
Mushegh Mamikonian 654
Maurianos 654
Theodoros Rechtuni (third time) 654-655
Maurianos (second time) 655
Theodoros Rechtouni (fourth time) 655
Hamazasp Mamikonian 655-661
Grigor Mamikonian 661-685
Ashot Bagratuni 685-690
Nerseh Kamsarakan 690-693
Smbat II Bagratuni (son of Varaztirots Bagratuni) 693-695 (Muslim protectorate)
Abd Allh Ibn Hatim al-Bahili 695-696
Smbat II Bagratuni (second time) 696-705 (independent)
To Omeyya Caliphate 705
Ashot III Bagratuni the blind 732-745
Grigor Mamikonian 745-746
Ashot III Bagratuni the blind (second time) 746-750
Grigor Mamakonian (second time) 750-751
Mushegh Mamikonian (brother of Grigor) 751-?
Arab occupation 751-754
Sahak Bagratuni, lord of Taron 754-771
Smbat Bagratuni 771-772
vacant 772-781
Tatjat Antzevari 781-785
vacant 785-806

Bagratuni Kings

Ashot I the Great, 885-890
Smbat I the Martyr, 890-914
Ashot II the Iron, 914-928
Abas I of Armenia, 928-952
Ashot III the Merciful, 952-977
Smbat II the Conqueror, 977-989
Gagik I, 989-1020
Hovhannes I of Ani - Hovhannes [John]-Smbat III (XI) (son), 1020–1040
Ashot IV the Valiant, 1021–1039
Gagik II, 1042–1045, dies c. 1079

Lesser Armenia

Orontid Dynasty

Kings of Sophene

Xerxes c. 220-212/211 BC
Zariadres 211-? (independent 180 BC)
Mithrobuzanes c. 170 BC
Unknown successors second century BC
Artanes ?-90 BC
To Armenia 90 BC
Sohaemus c. 56-63
Annexed to Rome c. 63