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Sanabares of
Parthia was a
rival king of the
Parthian Empire from ca. 50 to 65.
There is not much
known about Sanabares,
except from a few
coins witnessing...
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Sanabares (Gr****: ϹΑΝΑΒΑΡΟΥ Sanabarou; 135-160 CE) was an Indo-Parthian king. He was the last Indo-Parthian king to rule in both
Sakastan and
south Arachosia...
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referred to in the Takht-i-Bahi inscription.
There were
other minor kings:
Sanabares was an
ephemeral usurper in Seistan, who
called himself Great King of...
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Sanabares II (160-175 CE) was an Indo-Parthian
ruler of Sakastan.
Sanabares II
ruled the
newly established Kingdom of Sakastan,
following the partition...
- Chiesa, F. (1982).
Osservazione sulla monetazione Indo-Partica.
Sanabares I e
Sanabares II
incertezze ed ipotesie. Dani,
Ahmad Hasan (1999).
History of...
- he was born the same day
Rabbi Akiva died a martyr's death) (d. 217)
Sanabares, Indo-Parthian king (d. 160) Epictetus, Gr****
Stoic philosopher (b. AD...
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Sanabares, the King of Kings." With this inscription, Farn-Sasan
tried to
legitimize his rule by
linking himself with his great-grandfather
Sanabares...
- ISBN 978-0-904173-16-1.
Pakores was
succeeded in the
office of
Great King by
Sanabares (c. AD 135-160). The much
reduced Indo-Parthian
realm then
split into...
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second king with the name
Sanabares (160-175 CE).
Pahares succeeded the last of the
major Indo-Parthian kings,
Sanabares, in 160 CE. In his coinage,...
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Vardanes I (40-47) (adopted)
Gotarzes II (40-51)
Vologases I (51-78)
Sanabares (50-65)
Vardanes II (54-58)
Vologases II (77-80)
Pacorus II (78-105) Artab****...
