Khosrov II of Armenia

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Khosrov II of Armenia was a 4th-century Arsacid king of Armenia known for his role in the kingdom’s transition period following the reign of Tiridates III and amid growing Sasanian influence.

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Khosrov II of Armenia canonical 3
Khosrov III the Small 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 4th-century ruler
Arsacid king of Armenia
monarch
centuryOfRule 4th century
conflictWith Sasanian Empire
country Kingdom of Armenia
dynasty Arsacid dynasty of Armenia
era Late Antiquity
ethnicity Armenian
father Tiridates III of Armenia
historicalRole Arsacid client king between Rome and the Sasanian Empire
house Arsacid house of Armenia
knownFor governing a transitional period after Tiridates III’s reign
notableFor continuing the Christianization of Armenia after Tiridates III
reigning during increased Sasanian influence in Armenia
ruling Armenia during the early Christian period
politicalContext Roman–Sasanian rivalry over Armenia
predecessor Tiridates III of Armenia
regionRuled Greater Armenia
reignEnd c. 338
reignStart c. 330
religion Christianity
successor Tigranes VII (Tiran) of Armenia
successorDynastically Arsacid kings of Armenia
title King of Armenia

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Tiridates III of Armenia predecessor Khosrov II of Armenia
Tiridates III of Armenia successor Khosrov III the Small
linked to: Khosrov II of Armenia
Tiridates III of Armenia father Khosrov II of Armenia
Tiridates III of Armenia child Khosrov III the Small
linked to: Khosrov II of Armenia
Dvin foundedBy Khosrov III the Small
linked to: Khosrov II of Armenia
Anak the Parthian victimOfAssassination Khosrov II of Armenia