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Sauromaces I (Georgian: საურმაგ I, romanized:
saurmag I) was a king (mepe) of
Kartli (an
ancient Georgian kingdom known as
Iberia to the
classical sources)...
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Saurmag II (Georgian: საურმაგ II,
Latinized as
Sauromaces), of the
Chosroid Dynasty, was a king (mepe) of
Iberia (Kartli,
eastern Georgia) from 361 to...
- death, he was
buried in
front of the idol
Armazi and worshipped. His son
Sauromaces I
succeeded him to the throne. Pharnavaz's
grave is
undisclosed so far...
- King of
Iberia (more...)
Reign 284–361
Predecessor Aspacures I
Successor Sauromaces II Born c. 277 or 258
Sasanian Iran Died 361 (aged 83–84) Mtskheta, Iberia...
- by
Sauromaces I,
making his
reign a
continuation of the
Pharnavazid dynasty. In 162 BC (or 159 BC
according to
Cyril Toumanoff), King
Sauromaces I died...
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Iberia by the S****anid King
Shapur II
after the
overthrow of his
nephew Sauromaces. His
being described as "an
impious man and a
hater of the faith" by the...
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Valens to
restore Sauromaces to the
throne of Iberia. When the
Roman legions reached the
river Cyrus,
their commander Terentius and
Sauromaces forged a deal...
- King of
Iberia (more...)
Reign 109–90 BC
Predecessor Mirian I
Successor Artaxias I
Dynasty Pharnavazid Father Mirian I
Mother Sauromaces I's daughter...
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Romanophile successor,
Sauromaces II, in
favor of the pro-Iranian
Aspacures II in 361. The
Roman emperor Valens intervened and
restored Sauromaces to the throne...
- I
According to
Cyril Toumanoff, the
diarchs of
Kartli in 370-378 were
Sauromaces II and
Mihrdat III. The
Hungarians originally possessed a
system of dual...
