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This is a list of the monarchs of Armenia, for more information on ancient ارمنستان and مردم ارمنی، please see تاریخ ارمنستان. For information on the medieval Armenian Kingdom in کیلیکیه، please see the separate page پادشاهی ارمنی کیلیکیه.

See List of kings of Urartu for kings of اورارتو (Ararat), the predecessor state of ارمنستان بزرگ.

Greater Armenia

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

Orontid kings and satraps

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In Armenian tradition

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Early kings in traditional Armenian chronology according to موسی خورنی.

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

Attested satraps

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Yervandian (Yervanduni or Orontid) Dynasty

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روم باستان and پارتn non-dynastic candidates

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Presiding Marzbans and Princes of Armenia

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Ruler Reign Family Ruling part Overlord Notes
Veh Mir Shapur 428-442 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
واساک سیونی 442-451 Siunia ارمنستان ساسانی Armenian noble.
Adhur Hormizd 451-465 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
آذرگشنسپ 465-481 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
ساهاک دوم باگراتونی ۴۸۱–۴۸۲ دودمان باگراتونی ارمنستان ساسانی Armenian nobleman, elected by the rebellious Armenian nobles. Killed at the Battle of Akesga.
شاپور مهران 482 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian military occupation.
واهان مامیکونیان ۴۸۲–۴۸۳ مامیکونیان ارمنستان ساسانی Armenian nobleman. 1st time, as Head of provisional government.
زرمهر هزاررفت ۴۸۳ خاندان کارن ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian military occupation.
شاپور رازی ۴۸۳–۴۸۴ خاندان مهران ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord
کیریل تومانوف suggests a marzpan named Andigan for the same period.[۱]
واهان مامیکونیان ۴۸۴–۵۰۵ مامیکونیان ارمنستان ساسانی 2nd time.
وارد مامیکونیان ۵۰۵–۵۱۴ مامیکونیان ارمنستان ساسانی
Gushnasp Bahram 514-518 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی 1st time. Somes experts insert here various short rules. According to Samuel of Ani: "After the patrician Vard, brother of Vahan, Iranian marzpans governed Armenia for 11 years … The government of Armenia passed then to Mjej of the Gnuni family, who exercised it for 30 years".[۲]
مژژ یکم گنونی 518-548 Gnuni ارمنستان ساسانی Mentioned by Cyril Toumanoff[۱] and ژرار ددیان،[۳] but not included by René Grousset.
Gushnasp Bahram 548-552[۱] or 552-554[۴] N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord. 2nd time.
تن‌شاپور 552-560[۱] or 554-560[۴] N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
ورازداد 560-564 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
چهرگشنسپ ۵۶۴–۵۷۲ خاندان سورن ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
مهران مهروندک 572 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian military occupation.
Vardan III ۵۷۲–۵۷۳ مامیکونیان ارمنستان ساسانی Armenian nobleman and leader of anti-Iranian rebellion.[۴] 1st time.
مهران مهروندک 573-574 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
Vardan III ۵۷۴–۵۷۷ مامیکونیان ارمنستان ساسانی 2nd time.
تهم‌خسرو 577-579 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
واراز وزور 579 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
Pahlav 579-586 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
Frahat 586-590 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
Hrartin 590-591 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
موشغ دوم مامیکونیان ۵۹۱ مامیکونیان ارمنستان بیزانس Brief Byzantine occupation.
Vindatakan 591-605 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Possible marzbans, according to Cyril Toumanoff.
Nakhvefaghan N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی
Merakhbut N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی
Yazden N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی
Butmah N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی
سمبات چهارم باگراتونی ۶۰۵–۶۱۱ دودمان باگراتونی ارمنستان ساسانی Christian Settipani records him as marzpan from 599 to 607.[۵] He is not mentioned as marzpan by Toumanoff. René Grousset holds that Khosrau II named him marzpan following his victories in جرجان، ca. 604, and adds that he possibly continued in office until his death in 616–617.[۶] However, he also mentions three other marzpans over the same period (see following).[۷]
Schahrayeanpet 611-613 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord. Marzpan at Dvin, in eastern Armenia, along with شاهین بهمن‌زادگان as pahghospan in western (former Byzantine) Armenia.
Parsayenpet 613-616 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
Namdar-Gouchnasp 616-619 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
شهرپلنگ 619-624 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
Rotchvehan 624-627 N.D. ارمنستان ساسانی Iranian lord.
Vacancy: 627-628 ارمنستان ساسانی Vacancy: 627-628
وارازتیروتس باگراتونی ۶۲۸–۶۳۳ دودمان باگراتونی ارمنستان ساسانی Armenian nobleman, named marzpan by شیرویه for the portions of Armenia remaining under Iranian rule. Following the onset of the حمله اعراب به ایران، Varaztirots aligned himself with the Byzantines.
۶۳۳–۶۳۴ ارمنستان بیزانس
مژژ دوم گنونی 634-635 Gnuni ارمنستان بیزانس Installed by the Byzantines.
داویت ساهارونی Kouropalates 635-638 Saharuni ارمنستان بیزانس Armenian nobleman, he murdered Mjej and proclaimed himself governor. He was recognized by Heraclius, who named him kouropalates and ishkhan of Armenia.
Period with no centralized authority:638-643 ارمنستان بیزانس Period with no centralized authority:638-643
تئودور رشتونی ۶۴۳–۶۴۵ رشتونی ارمنستان بیزانس Recognized by the Byzantines after a victory against the Arabs. 1st time.
وارازتیروتس باگراتونی ۶۴۵–۶۴۶ دودمان باگراتونی ارمنستان بیزانس Following the complete collapse of Iran, he was named Prince of Armenia by the Byzantines, but died before being formally invested.
تئودور رشتونی ۶۴۶–۶۵۲ رشتونی ارمنستان بیزانس 2nd time for Theodore, rule with Smbat V Bagratuni, son of Varaztirots II. In 652, they recognized Arab suzerainty.
652-654 Emirate of Armenia
Smbat V ۶۴۶–۶۵۲ دودمان باگراتونی ارمنستان بیزانس
652-653 Emirate of Armenia
Musel IV ۶۵۴ مامیکونیان Emirate of Armenia Expelled Theodoros, but he returned to power that same year.
تئودور رشتونی ۶۵۴–۶۵۵ رشتونی Emirate of Armenia 3rd time. Under his third rule, Maurianos, a امپراتوری بیزانس governor, was installed in Armenia.
Maurianos 654–655
(in opposition)
N.D. ارمنستان بیزانس Installed by the Byzantines, ruled concurrently against Theodore Rshtuni.
Hamazasp ۶۵۵–۶۶۱ مامیکونیان Emirate of Armenia The Arabs appointed Habîb ibn-Maslama as vassal governor for the prince.
Grigor I ۶۶۱–۶۸۵ مامیکونیان Emirate of Armenia
آشوت دوم ۶۸۵–۶۸۸ دودمان باگراتونی Emirate of Armenia
Nerseh ۶۸۸–۶۹۱ کامسرکان ارمنستان بیزانس In 688, the امپراتوری بیزانس recovers Armenia.
Smbat VI Kouropalates ۶۹۱–۶۹۸ دودمان باگراتونی Emirate of Armenia Son of Varaztirots III Bagratuni. Shifted alliances between the Byzantines and the Arabs.

Arab vassal governors:

۶۹۸–۷۰۶ ارمنستان بیزانس
706–726 Emirate of Armenia
Artavazd ۷۲۶–۷۳۲ کامسرکان Emirate of Armenia Arab vassal governors:
Ashot III the Blind ۷۳۲–۷۴۵ دودمان باگراتونی Emirate of Armenia 1st time. Arab vassal governors:
Grigor II ۷۴۵–۷۴۶ مامیکونیان Emirate of Armenia 1st time. Arab vassal governors:
Ashot III the Blind ۷۴۶–۷۴۸ دودمان باگراتونی Emirate of Armenia 2nd time. Arab vassal governors:
Grigor II ۷۴۸ مامیکونیان Emirate of Armenia 2nd time. Arab vassal governors:
موشغ ششم مامیکونیان ۷۴۸–۷۵۳ مامیکونیان Emirate of Armenia Brother of Grigor II. Arab vassal governors:
Sahak III ۷۵۳–۷۶۱ دودمان باگراتونی Emirate of Armenia Also Lord of Taron. Arab vassal governors:
سمبات هفتم باگراتونی ۷۶۱–۷۷۲ دودمان باگراتونی Emirate of Armenia Arab vassal governors:
Vacancy: 772-780 Emirate of Armenia Arab vassal governors (probably more independent in the period):
Tatzates 780-785 Andzevatsi Emirate of Armenia Arab vassal governors:
Vacancy: 785-806 Emirate of Armenia Arab vassal governors (probably more independent in the period):
Ashot IV the Carnivorous ۸۰۶–۸۲۶ دودمان باگراتونی Emirate of Armenia Arab vassal governors:
Smbat VIII the Confessor ۸۲۶–۸۵۶ دودمان باگراتونی Emirate of Armenia Brothers, ruled jointly.[۸] Arab vassal governors:
Bagrat II ۸۳۰–۸۵۲ دودمان باگراتونی Emirate of Armenia
آشوت یکم ۸۵۶–۸۸۴ دودمان باگراتونی Emirate of Armenia In 884, he finally sets an independent kingdom of Armenis, freeing it from the Arabs. Arab vassal governors (until 884):

Armenian Bagratid kingdom and vassals

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Ruler Born Reign Death Ruling part Consort Notes
آشوت یکم
(Աշոտ Ա)
c.820
Son of Smbat VIII Bagratuni and Ripsime
884-890 890
گوگارک
aged 69/70
ارمنستان باگراتونی Katranide of Armenia I
seven children
Crowned king in 884, with the consent of معتمد (خلیفه), to prevent Byzantine invasion in the land, as its emperor, باسیلیوس یکم، had Armenian origins.
سمبات یکم
(Սմբատ Ա)
c.850
Son of آشوت یکم and Katranide of Armenia I
890-914 914
الینجه
aged 63/64
ارمنستان باگراتونی Unknown
two children
Continued his father's policy of maintaining cordial relations with the امپراتوری بیزانس، but remained mindful of the مردم عربs' fears of the Armeno-Byzantine alliance.
آشوت دوم
(Աշոտ Բ)
c.880
Son of سمبات یکم
914-929 929
(aged around 48–49)
ارمنستان باگراتونی Sahakanuysh of Gardman[۹]
no children
His reign was filled with rebellions by pretenders to the throne, and foreign invasions, which Ashot fought off successfully. However, he left no descendants. The throne passed to his brother.
آباص یکم
(Աբաս Ա)
c.880
Son of سمبات یکم
929-953 953
aged around 72-73
ارمنستان باگراتونی Gurandukht Bagratuni
two children
Abas' reign was marked by years of peace, stability, and prosperity for Armenia.
آشوت سوم
(Աշոտ Գ Ողորմած)
c.916
Son of آباص یکم and Gurandukht Bagratuni
953-977 3 January or 20 May 977
aged 60–61
ارمنستان باگراتونی Khosrovanuysh
four children
Moved his royal seat of residence to آنی (شهر باستانی) and oversaw its development and of the kingdom as a whole. Armenia reached the height of its golden era during his reign and that of his sons and successors.
Musel
(Մուշեղ Ա)
c.920?
Son of آباص یکم and Gurandukht Bagratuni
963-984 984
aged around 63/64?
Kingdom of Kars Unknown
(daughter of Prince Sevada II of Gardman)
four children
From 963, ruled in his own state of Kars, created as a vassal state. In 977 contested the succession of his nephew Smbat II.
سمبات دوم
(Սմբատ Բ նվաճողը)
c.940?
آنی (شهر باستانی)
Son of آشوت سوم and Khosrovanuysh
977-989 989
آنی (شهر باستانی)
aged around 48-49
ارمنستان باگراتونی Unmarried He left no descendants. The throne passed to his brother Abas.
Gurgen I
(Գուրգեն Ա)
c.940?
آنی (شهر باستانی)
Son of آشوت سوم and Khosrovanuysh
979-989 989
Matsnaberd
aged around 48-49
Kingdom of Tashir-Dzoraget Unknown
two children
From 979, ruled in his own state of Tashir-Dzoraget, created as a vassal state.
Abas I
(Աբաս Ա)
?
Son of Musel
984-1029 1029 Kingdom of Kars Kata of Georgia
one child
Helped داویت چهارم، who wanted to take ملازگرد، against the Emirate of جمهوری آذربایجان.
گاگیک یکم
(Գագիկ Ա)
c.950?
آنی (شهر باستانی)
Son of آشوت سوم and Khosrovanuysh
989-1020 1020
آنی (شهر باستانی)
aged around 69-70
ارمنستان باگراتونی Katranide of Armenia II
three children
David I the Landless
(Դավիթ Անհողին)
?
Matsnaberd
Son of Gurgen I
989-1048 1048
Matsnaberd
Kingdom of Tashir-Dzoraget Zolakertel of Kakheti
four children
During his reign he lost temporarily his lands to the main kingdom of Ani, hence his nickname.
Hovhannes-Smbat (III)
(Հովհաննես–Սմբատ (Գ))
c.975?
آنی (شهر باستانی)
Son of گاگیک یکم and Katranide of Armenia II
1020-1041 1041
آنی (شهر باستانی)
aged around 71-72?
ارمنستان باگراتونی Unmarried
Ashot IV the Valiant
(Աշոտ Դ Քաջ)
c.975?
آنی (شهر باستانی)
Son of گاگیک یکم and Katranide of Armenia II
1020-1040 1040
آنی (شهر باستانی)
aged around 70-71?
ارمنستان باگراتونی Unknown
one child
Rebelled against his brother and made himself crowned king in various Armenian provinces.
Gagik-Abas II
(Գագիկ-Աբաս Բ)
?
Son of Abas I and Kata of Georgia
1029-1064 1064 Kingdom of Kars Gurandukht of Cilicia[۱۰]
one child
His good relations with آلپ ارسلان spared him from the invasion of the امپراتوری سلجوقی in آنی (شهر باستانی). However, to secure protection, Gagik Abas sold his kingdom to کنستانتین دهم، in exchange with some towns in کاپادوکیه.
Kars annexed to the امپراتوری بیزانس
گاگیک دوم
(Գագիկ Բ)
1024
آنی (شهر باستانی)Son of Ashot IV
1040/41-1045 24 November 1079
قیصریه (ترکیه)
aged around 74-75
ارمنستان باگراتونی Unknown
one child
He was enthroned as Gagik II and ruled for a brief period from 1042 to 1045, before the Bagratid dynasty rule collapsed in Armenia. He survived and died in 1076.
Armenia annexed by: the امپراتوری بیزانس (1045–1064), the Turko-Persian امپراتوری سلجوقی (1064–1072) and the Muslim شدادیان (۱۰۷۲–۱۱۹۹)
Gurgen II
(Կյուրիկե Բ)
?
Matsnaberd
Son of David I and Zolakertel of Kakheti
1048-1089 1089
Lori
Kingdom of Tashir-Dzoraget Unknown
three children
Changed the capital of the kingdom to استان لوری in 1065.
David II
(Դավիթ Բ)
?
استان لوری
Son of Gurgen II
1089-1118

۱۱۱۸–۱۱۴۵
1145?
Matsnaberd
Kingdom of Tashir-Dzoraget

Lordship of Matsnaberd and Tavouch
Mamka
three children
They returned their capital to Matsnaberd in 1111. In 1118, the kingdom was annexed to Georgia. Despite keeping the royal title, they continued to rule as Lords of Matsnaberd and Tavouch, then as vassals of the فهرست فرمانروایان گرجستان. Vassals of:
Abas I
(Աբաս Ա)
?
استان لوری
Son of Gurgen II
1145
Matsnaberd
Ruzka
no children
Gurgen III
(Կյուրիկե Գ)
?
Matsnaberd
Son of David II and Ruzka
1145-1185 1185
Matsnaberd
Lordship of Matsnaberd and Tavouch Tamar
six children
Vassal of:
Abas II
(Աբաս Բ)
1173
Matsnaberd
Son of Gurgen III and Tamar
1185-1192 1192
Matsnaberd
Lordship of Matsnaberd and Tavouch Nana of Armenia
(Daughter of a ارمنستان زاکاری)
one child
Vassal of:
Aghsartan
(Աղսարթան)
?
Matsnaberd
Sson of Abas II and Nana of Armenia
1192-1236 1236
Matsnaberd
Lordship of Matsnaberd and Tavouch Unknown
one child
Vassal of:
Gurgen IV
(Աբաս Բ)
1173
Matsnaberd
Son of Aghsartan and Nana of Armenia
1232-1236 1236
Matsnaberd
Lordship of Matsnaberd and Tavouch Unknown
three children
Co-ruled with his father. He is probably the last ruling member of the family. There are two more rulers, which probably do not belong already to the family, which were vassals to روسودان and David VI of Georgia:
  • 1236–1256: Pahlavan
  • 1256–1259: Taqiaddin
Matsnaberd and Tavouch merged in Georgia
  • 987–998: Smbat I Sahak
  • 998–1040: Vasak, son of the above
  • 1040-1044/51: Smbat II, maternal grandson of the above
  • 1044/51-1072: Grigor I, brother of the above
  • 1072–1094: Seneqerim, brother-in-law of the above
  • 1094–1166: Grigor II, son of the above
  • 1166–1170: Hasan, son-in-law of the above

Kings of Georgia

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Armenians in exile: The Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia

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The پادشاهی ارمنی کیلیکیه was a state formed in the قرون وسطی by Armenian refugees, who were fleeing the امپراتوری سلجوقی invasion of Armenia.[۱۱] It was initially founded by the دودمان روبنی، an offshoot of the larger باگراتیونی‌ها that at various times held the thrones of ارمنستان and گرجستان. While the Rubenian rulers were initially regional princes, their close ties with the Western world after the نخستین جنگ صلیبی saw the principality recognised as a kingdom under لوون یکم by the امپراتوری مقدس روم in 1198.[۱۲] The Rubenid dynasty fell in 1252 after the death of the last Rubenid monarch زابل، ملکه ارمنستان، and her husband هتوم یکم، شاه ارمنستان became sole ruler, beginning the دودمان هتومی. After the death of لوون چهارم، شاه ارمنستان in 1341 his cousin was elected to succeed him as کنستانتین دوم، شاه ارمنستان، the first king of the دودمان لوزینیان. The kingdom fell at the beginning of لوون پنجم، شاه ارمنستان's reign to the مملوکs,[۱۳] and henceforth title holders were only claimants to the throne. شارلوت، ملکه قبرس ceded the throne to the دودمان ساوی in 1485,[۱۴] and the title fell out of use until after 1861.

  Lords and Princes of Cilician Armenia   Kings of Cilician Armenia

Ruler Born Reign Death Consort Notes
Ruben I
(Ռուբեն Ա)
1025[۱۵]/35[۱۶]
Unknown
1080–1095 1095
Kormogolo[۱۷]
aged 59–60 or 69–70
Unknown
two children
He declared the independence of کیلیکیه from the امپراتوری بیزانس، thus formally founding the beginning of مردم ارمنی rule there.[۱۸] The دودمان روبنی ruled Cilician Armenia until 1219.
کنستانتین یکم، شاهزاده ارمنستان
(Կոստանդին Ա)
1035–1040[۱۹] or 1050–1055
Son of Ruben I
1095-c.1100 c.1100[۲۰] or 24 February 1102 or 23 February 1103[۱۶]
aged approximately 50–60
Unknown
(great-granddaughter of Bardas Phokas) three children
He provided ample provisions to the جنگ‌های صلیبیrs, for example during the difficult period of the محاصره انطاکیه (۱۰۹۸) in the winter of 1097. He was a passionate adherent of کلیسای حواری ارمنی.
تورورس یکم، شاهزاده ارمنستان
(Թորոս Ա)
Unknown, before 1100
First son of کنستانتین یکم، شاهزاده ارمنستان
c.1100-1129 17 February 1129[۲۱] or 16 February 1130[۱۶] Unknown
two children
His alliance with the leaders of the نخستین جنگ صلیبی helped him rule his feudal holdings with commanding authority. He avenged the death of King گاگیک دوم by killing his assassins. He also bestowed favors and gave gifts and money to many صومعه for their decoration and adornment.
Constantine II
(Կոստանդին Բ)
Before 1129
Son of تورورس یکم، شاهزاده ارمنستان
1129/1130 After 1۷ فوریه ۱۱۲۹ Unmarried He died a few months after his father's death in the course of a palace intrigue.
لوون یکم
(Լեիոն Ա)
Before 1100
Second son of کنستانتین یکم، شاهزاده ارمنستان
1129/30-1137 14 February 1140
قسطنطنیه
aged at least 39–40
Unknown
six or seven children
Most of his successes benefited from Byzantium's pre-occupation with the threats of عمادالدین زنگی from حلب and the lack of effective Frankish rule, especially in the Principality of Antioch. He expanded his rule over the کیلیکیه and even to the دریای مدیترانه shores. He was taken captive in 1137 with two of his sons by the Byzantine Emperor. He died in prison.
امپراتوری بیزانس: ۱۱۳۷–۱۱۴۴/۱۱۴۵
Thoros II the Great
(Թորոս Բ)
1144[۱۶] or 1145[۲۲][۲۳]
Son of لوون یکم
1144–1169 6 February 1169[۲۴][۲۵][۱۶]
aged 23–25
Unknown
(An unnamed daughter of Simon of Raban[۲۶][۲۳]) or Isabelle of Edessa[۱۶]
1149
two children

Unknown
(An unnamed daughter of Thomas of Cilicia)
1164
one child
Thoros survived his incarceration in Constantinople and was able to escape in 1143. He found it occupied by many Greek garrisons, ousting successfully the Byzantine garrisons.
Ruben II
(Ռուբեն Բ)
(under guardianship of Thomas of Cilicia[۲۷])
1165
Son of Thoros II
1169–1170 1170
aged 4–5
Unmarried Placed under regency of his maternal grandfather, Thomas of Cilicia. Both monarch and regent were assassinated by prince Mleh, who took the power to himself.
Mleh
(Մլեհ)
Before 1120
Son of لوون یکم
1170–1175
usurper
15 May 1175
قوزان (ترکیه)
aged at least 54-55
Unknown
no children
During his father's captivity escaped to Edessa with two of his brothers. Expelled from Cilicia by Thoros II, for embracing the مسلمان faith, almost undid his brother's work when he took the power.
روبن سوم
(Ռուբեն Գ)
1145
First son of Stephen of Armenia and Rita of Barbaron
1175–1187 6 May 1187[۱۶]
صومعه درازارک[۲۸]
aged 41–42
Isabella of Toron
two children
Grandson of Leo I. He was a friend of the Franks (the جنگ‌های صلیبی); for example, at the end of 1177, assisted فیلیپ یکم، کنت فلاندرز and Prince بوهموند سوم انطاکیه at the ineffectual siege of Harenc.[۲۵]
لوون یکم، شاه ارمنستان
(Լեւոն Ա Մեծագործ)
(Leo I as king)
1150
Second son of Stephen of Armenia and Rita of Barbaron
۱۱۸۷–۱۱۹۸/۹ 2 May 1219[۱۶]
aged 68–69
Isabella of Antioch
3 February 1188 or 4 February 1189
(annulled 1206)
one child

Sibylla of Cyprus
28 January 1210 or 27 January 1211
one child
In 1194–1195, when he was planning to receive the title of شاه، he instituted a union of the سریر مقدس کیلیکیه with پاپ. During his reign, succeeded in establishing پادشاهی ارمنی کیلیکیه as a powerful and a unified مسیحی state with a pre-eminence in political affairs.[۲۹] Led his kingdom alongside the armies of the جنگ صلیبی سوم and aided the crusaders. Under his rule, Armenian power in Cilicia was at its apogee: his kingdom extended from Isauria to the رشته‌کوه نور.
1198/9 – 1219
زابل، ملکه ارمنستان
(Զապել)

(under guardianship of Adam of Baghras (1219-20) and Constantine of Barbaron (1220-26))
27 January 1216 or 25 January 1217
Daughter of لوون یکم، شاه ارمنستان and Sibylla of Cyprus
1219–1252 23 January 1252
Ked
aged 35–37
فیلیپ انطاکیه
June 1222
no children

هتوم یکم، شاه ارمنستان
14 June 1226
طرسوس
seven children
A period of dynastic conflict that ended with the apparent unification in marriage of the two principal dynastic forces of Cilicia (i.e. , the Roupenids and the Hethumids). The country experienced struggles and shifting alliances between دولت‌های صلیبی and the امپراتوری مغول.
Ruler Born Reign Death Consort Notes
هتوم یکم، شاه ارمنستان
(Հեթում Ա)
1215
Son of Constantine of Barbaron[۳۰] and Alice Pahlavouni
1226–1270
(with زابل، ملکه ارمنستان until 1252)
21 October 1270
aged 54–55
زابل، ملکه ارمنستان
14 June 1226
طرسوس
seven children
Was a major player in the political struggles and shifting alliances around the دولت‌های صلیبی، as the Armenians had ties with all sides. They were primarily aligned with the Europeans, but during Hethum's reign, the rapidly expanding امپراتوری مغول became a concern.
لوون سوم
(Լեւոն Բ)
(Leo II as king)
1236
Son of هتوم یکم، شاه ارمنستان and زابل، ملکه ارمنستان
1270–1289 6 February 1289
aged 52–53
Anna of Lampron
5 January 1262 or 14 January 1263
sixteen children
A pious king, he was devoted to مسیحیت. He pursued active commercial relations with the West, by renewing trade agreements with the Italians and establishing new ones with the کاتالان‌ها. He also endeavoured to reinforce the Mongol alliance.
هتوم دوم
(Հեթում Բ)
1266
First son of لوون سوم and Anna of Lampron
1289–1293

1295–1296
(as co-ruler)

1299–1303
17 November 1307
Anazarba
aged 40–41
Unmarried Political trouble: he abdicated in 1293 for monastic vows, being recalled by his brother توروس سوم، شاه ارمنستان in 1295. They travelled to قسطنطنیه to marry their sister ریتای ارمنستان to میخائیل نهم، but their brother سمبات، شاه ارمنستان usurped the throne, and they were imprisoned in the return; Freed after Sempad's death, assumed power again in 1299, abdicating once more in 1303 to become regent for his successor, لوون سوم، شاه ارمنستان.
توروس سوم، شاه ارمنستان
(Թորոս Երրորդ)
(Thoros I as king)
1271
Second son of لوون سوم and Anna of Lampron
1293–1298
(nominally due to prison since 1296)
23 July 1298
aged 26–27
Margaret of Cyprus
9 January 1288
two children

Unknown
(daughter of غازان خان)
no children
Imprisoned in 1296 by Sempad, his brother, who usurped the throne, was strangled in prison in 1298.
سمبات، شاه ارمنستان
(Սմբատ)
1277
Third son of لوون سوم and Anna of Lampron
1296–1298
(usurper)
1310
aged 32–33
Unknown
(daughter of غازان خان)
no children
Sempad seized the throne with the aid of his brother کنستانتین یکم، شاه ارمنستان while his brothers هتوم دوم and توروس سوم، شاه ارمنستان were in قسطنطنیه. At their return, imprisoned them. He also blinded Hethum and strangled Thoros.
کنستانتین یکم، شاه ارمنستان
(Կոստանդին Ա)
(Constantine I as king)
1278
Fourth son of لوون سوم and Anna of Lampron
1298–1299 1310
aged 31–32
Unmarried After helping and then deposing his brother, he was raised as king. Gave the throne to his brother, Hethum II.
لوون سوم، شاه ارمنستان
(Լեիոն Գ)
(Leo III as king)

(under guardianship of هتوم دوم[۳۱] (1303-05))
1289
Son of توروس سوم، شاه ارمنستان and Margaret of Cyprus
1303–1307 17 November 1307
Anazarba
aged 17–18
Agnes of Tyre-Cyprus
1305
no children
Together with his uncle and previous regent, he fought the Mongols, but were both assassinated in 1307.
اوشین، شاه ارمنستان
(Օշին)
3 January 1283
Fifth son of لوون سوم and Anna of Lampron
1307–1320 20 July 1320
aged 37
Isabella of Korikos
c.1310
one son

Isabelle of Cyprus
1310
(annulled c.1316)
no children

Joan of Taranto
February 1316
طرسوس
one child
Ascended to the throne after the death of his nephew, Leo IV. He was poisoned by his cousin Oshin of Korikos, who then ascended as regent.
لوون چهارم، شاه ارمنستان
(Լեիոն Դ)
(Leo IV as king)

(under guardianship of Oshin of Korikos)
1309
Son of اوشین، شاه ارمنستان and Isabella of Korikos
1329–1341 28 August 1341
aged 31–32
Alice of Korikos
10 August 1321
one child

کنستانس سیسیل، ملکه قبرس
29 December 1331
no children
Leo was strongly pro-Western and favored a union of the Armenian and Roman Churches, which deeply displeased the native barons. After murdering Leo, they elected a cousin, from the Cypriot Lusignans.

  House of Lusignan   House of Hethum-Neghir

Ruler Born Reign Death Consort Notes
کنستانتین دوم، شاه ارمنستان
(Կոստանդին Բ)
(Constantine II as king)
c.1300
Son of Amalric, Lord of Tyre and Isabella of Armenia
1341–1344 17 April 1344
aged approximately 43–44
Kantakouzene
c.1318
قسطنطنیه
no children

Theodora Syrgiannaina
c.1330
two children
Assassinated in an Armenian revolt in 1344.
کنستانتین سوم، شاه ارمنستان
(Կոստանդին Դ)
(Constantine III as king)
17 April 1313
Son of Baldwin, Lord of Neghir
1344–1362 Marie of Korikos
1340
two children
21 December 1362
aged approximately 43–44
During his rule, Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia was reduced by مملوک raids and conquests. They conquered یومارتالیک in 1347, طرسوس and آدانا in 1359.
Interregnum: Regency of Marie of Korikos (Մարիա Կոռիկոսի): 1362-1365
کنستانتین چهارم، شاه ارمنستان
(Կոստանդին Բ)
(Constantine IV as king)
c.1324
Son of John, Lord of Neghir
1365–1373 April 1373
aged approximately 48–49
Marie of Korikos
1369
no children
Cousin of his predecessor. Allied with Cyprus, and after 1369, with the sultan of Egypt. The barons disliked his policy because they feared the Muslim annexation, and murdered Constantine.
لوون پنجم، شاه ارمنستان
(Կոստանդին Բ)
(Leo V as king)
c.1342
Son of John of Poitiers-Lusignan and Soldana of Georgia
1373–1375 29 November 1393
پاریس
aged 50–51
Margaret of Soissons
May 1369
one child
After several battles against superior مملوک forces, he locked himself in the fortress at Geben (Armeina: Gaban) and eventually surrendered in 1375,[۳۲] thus putting an end to the Kingdom of Armenia.

Claimants

[ویرایش]
نامطول عمرشروع سلطنتپایان سلطنتیادداشتدودمانتصویر
لوون پنجم، شاه ارمنستان۱۳۷۵۱۳۹۳دودمان لوزینیان
James I۱۳۹۶۱۳۹۸دودمان لوزینیان
ژانوس قبرس۱۳۹۸۱۴۳۲دودمان لوزینیان
ژان دوم قبرس۱۴۳۲۱۴۵۸دودمان لوزینیان
شارلوت، ملکه قبرس۱۴۵۸۱۴۶۷دودمان لوزینیان

The title is contested by the دودمان ساوی.

جستارهای وابسته

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پانویس

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  2. (Settipani 2006، ص. 133, n.4).
  3. (Dédéyan 2007، ص. 195).
  4. ۴٫۰ ۴٫۱ ۴٫۲ (Grousset 1947، صص. 242–247).
  5. (Settipani 2006, pp. 330–334).
  6. (Grousset 1947، ص. 264).
  7. (Grousset 1947، ص. 272).
  8. Kingdom of Greater Armenia (Bagratids)
  9. Sometimes called Maria.
  10. Probable sister of Ruben I, Prince of Armenia
  11. (به ارمنی) Poghosyan, S. ; Katvalyan, M. ; Grigoryan, G. et al. Cilician Armenia (Կիլիկյան Հայաստան). دایرةالمعارف ارمنستان شوروی. vol. v. Yerevan, Armenian SSR: Armenian Academy of Sciences, 1979, pp. 406–428
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  13. Mutafian, p.90
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  27. Thomas was son of a daughter of لوون یکم.
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  29. Edwards, Robert W. The Fortifications of Armenian Cilicia.
  30. Previous regent of Isabella, married her to his son.
  31. Previously Hethum II.
  32. Edwards, Robert W. (1987). The Fortifications of Armenian Cilicia: Dumbarton Oaks Studies XXIII. Washington, D.C.: Dumbarton Oaks, Trustees for Harvard University. pp. 10, 125, 234. ISBN 0-88402-163-7.

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