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Seleucus II Callinicus
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| Aderk of Koudjide | |
| B: | Abt 0015 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Armenia bint Tigranes IV | |
| B: | 0006 BC |
| D: | 0029 |
| of Iberia Kaudijah bint Pharnabazes II | |
| B: | Abt 0045 BC |
| D: | 0033 |
| King of Armenia Mithridates ben Kartham, | |
| B: | Abt 0051 BC |
| D: | 0001 |
| Roma, Lazio, Italy | |
| Ariobarzanes D'IBERIE-D'ARMENIE | |
| B: | BC 75 |
| D: | BC 25 |
| King of Iberia Pharnabazus II 'Bartom' | |
| B: | Abt 0090 BC |
| Liberia | |
| D: | 0030 BC |
| of Armenia bint Tigranes II, wife of Pharnabasus, | |
| B: | Abt 0070 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of Iberia Pharnabazus I ( Bartom) | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of Iberia Artoces I | |
| B: | Abt 110 BC |
| Liberia | |
| D: | Abt 0063 BC |
| Liberia | |
| Bebrotuni Iberia | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of Iberia Artaxias I ben Artavasdes I, | |
| B: | 124 BC |
| Spain | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| a Pharnabazid princess probably a sister of P’arnajom of Iberia, | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of Armenia Artavasdes I, | |
| B: | Abt 180 BC |
| Armenia | |
| D: | 115 BC |
| of Iberia Meribane | |
| B: | 136 BC |
| Iberia, Beni, Bolivia | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Mithridates III son of Mithridates II | |
| B: | Abt 0050 BC |
| D: | Abt 0012 BC |
| Artavasdes I of Media Atropatene | |
| B: | Bef 0065 |
| British Columbia, Canada | |
| D: | Entre antes de 20 Abt 20 BC |
| Sister of Mithridates II | |
| B: | Bef 0070 |
| Commangene | |
| D: | Bef 0020 |
| King of Media Atropatene Ariobarzanes I | |
| B: | Abt 0085 BC |
| Semnan, Iran | |
| D: | 0056 BC |
| ............ of Galatia | |
| B: | From 0017 BC to 0038 |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Armenia Hutoma bint Tigranes II | |
| B: | 100 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Media Atropatene Mithridates I | |
| B: | Abt 100 BC |
| Pakt??, Afghanistan | |
| D: | Abt 0066 BC |
| of Armenia fourth daughter of Tigranes II | |
| B: | Abt 100 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Chairemon of Nysa | |
| B: | Abt 110 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Alexander IV ben Alexander | |
| B: | Bef 0002 BC |
| D: | Abt 0028 |
| Wife of Alexander IV | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| by Glaphyra of Armenia Tigranes V ben Alexander | |
| B: | Bef 0002 BC |
| D: | 0036 |
| Roman Empire | |
| unnamed bat Pheroras | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| by Glaphyra unnamed daughter of Alexander | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Cappadocia Glaphyra bat Archealaus | |
| B: | 0035 BC |
| Roman Empire | |
| D: | 0007 |
| Judea, Roman Empire | |
| of Judea Alexander son of Herod by Mariamne I | |
| B: | Abt 0031 BC |
| Judea, Roman Empire | |
| M: | Abt 0013 BC |
| Judea, Roman Republic | |
| D: | About January 0002 BC |
| Samaria, Roman Empire | |
| Archelaus ben Archealaus | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Armenia Berenice bat Artavasdes II | |
| B: | 0066 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of Cappadocia Archelaus III , | |
| B: | Abt 0060 BC |
| Asia | |
| D: | Abt 0005 BC |
| Roma, Roman Empire | |
| King of Armenia Artaxias II ben Artavasdes II, | |
| D: | 0020 BC |
| Armenia | |
| King of Armenia Tigranes III ben Artavasdes II, | |
| D: | 0008 BC |
| Armenia | |
| King of Armenia Artavasdes II , | |
| B: | Abt 0090 BC |
| Egypt | |
| D: | Abt 0030 BC |
| Egypt | |
| Artavasdes II of Armenia | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Aderk of Koudjide | |
| B: | Abt 0015 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Armenia bint Tigranes IV | |
| B: | 0006 BC |
| D: | 0029 |
| of Iberia Kaudijah bint Pharnabazes II | |
| B: | Abt 0045 BC |
| D: | 0033 |
| King of Armenia Mithridates ben Kartham, | |
| B: | Abt 0051 BC |
| D: | 0001 |
| Roma, Lazio, Italy | |
| Ariobarzanes D'IBERIE-D'ARMENIE | |
| B: | BC 75 |
| D: | BC 25 |
| of Armenia bint Tigranes II, wife of Pharnabasus, | |
| B: | Abt 0070 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of Iberia Pharnabazus II 'Bartom' | |
| B: | Abt 0090 BC |
| Liberia | |
| D: | 0030 BC |
| King of Sophene Tigranes 'the Younger' ben Tigranes II, | |
| B: | Abt 0090 BC |
| Armenia | |
| D: | Aft 0065 BC |
| . | |
| B: | 0089 BC |
| M: | From 0065 BC to 0064 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of the Artashesian Artaxiad | |
| B: | Caucasian Iberia, now, Georgia, United States |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Pythodoros Major de Tralles | |
| B: | 0092 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Armenia Aryazata 'Automa' bint Tigranes II | |
| B: | Armenia |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of the Parthian Empire Gotarzes I, | |
| D: | 0080 BC |
| Crown Prince Zariadres ben Tigranes II, | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Parthia bint Tigranes II, Wife of Pacorus | |
| B: | Armenia |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of the Parthian Empire Pacorus ben Orodes II | |
| D: | 0038 BC |
| Syria | |
| second son ben Tigranes II | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of Armenia Tigranes II 'the Great' , | |
| B: | Abt 140 BC |
| Armenia | |
| D: | 0055 BC |
| Armenia | |
| of Pontus Cleopatra 'the Elder' bint Mithridates VI | |
| B: | 121 BC |
| Black Sea | |
| M: | 0094 BC |
| D: | Aft 0058 BC |
| of Armenia Guras ben Tigranes | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| King of Armenia Tigranes I Artashid, | |
| B: | 165 BC |
| D: | Abt 0095 BC |
| Armenia | |
| unknown wife of Tigranes I | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Armenia Mazhan ben Artaxias I | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Armenia Tiran ben Artaxias I | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| of Armenia Zariadres ben Artaxias I | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Artaxias I " The Conqueror" Armenia | |
| B: | From 145 BC to 115 BC |
| Armenia | |
| D: | Abt 159 BC |
| Armenia | |
| Satenik Alanoi | |
| B: | From 145 BC to 0085 BC |
| Armenia | |
| D: | Armenia |
| King of Sophene Zariadres I | |
| B: | 212 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| MRS Zariadres of SOPHENE | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| I of Commagene Ptolemaeus Ptolemy | |
| B: | 200 BC |
| D: | DECEASED |
| Antiochis | |
| D: | DECEASED |
| IV of Armenia Orontes | |
| B: | 235 BC |
| D: | 200 BC |
| King of Síria Antiochus III | |
| B: | 242 BC |
| D: | Jul 187 BC |
| Susa | |
| Seleucus II Callinicus | |
| D: | DECEASED |
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