Artavasdes II

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Artavasdes II was a 1st-century BC king of Armenia known for his shifting alliances between Rome and Parthia and his eventual capture and execution by Mark Antony.

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Artavasdes II canonical 1
Artavasdes II of Media Atropatene 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf King of Armenia
historical figure
alliedWith Parthian Empire
Roman Republic
birthCentury 1st century BC
capturedBy Mark Antony
conflict Campaigns of Mark Antony in the East
Roman–Parthian Wars
country Kingdom of Armenia
deathCause execution
deathCentury 1st century BC
deathYear 34 BC
era Hellenistic period
ethnicGroup Armenians
executedBy Mark Antony
father Tigranes the Great
knownFor literary interests
patronage of Hellenistic culture
languageSpoken Armenian
Greek
notableEvent betrayal and capture after alliance with Rome deteriorated
notableFor shifting alliances between Rome and Parthia
placeOfDeath Alexandria
positionHeld King of Armenia
predecessor Tigranes the Great
region Caucasus
reignEnd 34 BC
reignStart c. 55 BC
spouse Sosemē
successor Artaxias II

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Kingdom of Armenia notableRuler Artavasdes II
Iotapa, daughter of King Artavasdes II of Media Atropatene father Artavasdes II of Media Atropatene
linked to: Artavasdes II