- the throne.
Vardanes'
short reign ended when he was ********inated
while hunting at the
instigation of a
party of
Parthian nobles . "
Vardanes" (also spelled...
-
Vardanes was the name of two
kings of Parthia:
Vardanes I (c. 40–47)
Vardanes II (c. 55–58)
Vardane Microdistrict, a
microdistrict of the city of Sochi...
-
Vardanes II was the son of
Vologases I or
Vardanes I and
briefly ruler of
parts of the
Parthian Empire. In
ancient records he only
appears in Tacitus....
- able to gain
control of most of
Parthia forcing Vardanes to flee to Bactria. With the
death of
Vardanes in c. 46,
Gotarzes II
ruled the
Parthian Empire...
- son,
Vardanes I,
whose reign was
still more
turbulent than that of his father. Artab**** II had four sons:
Arsaces I, Orodes, Artab****,
Vardanes I and...
-
philosopher Apollonius of
Tyana visited the
court of
Vardanes I (r. c. 40–47 AD) in 42 AD,
Vardanes provided him with the
protection of a
caravan as he...
- II of
Parthia (reigned 51),
Vologases I of
Parthia (reigned 51–78) and
Vardanes II of
Parthia (reigned 55–58). (in Italian) F. Chiesa:
Osservazione sulla...
- may
represent Vardanes I as he
sought refuge, and
possibly an alliance, in
Bactria at the
Yuezhi court.
Tacitus related that
Vardanes "took
refuge among...
- not like it.
Before Vardanes can hurt Evanthe,
Lysias runs in and
tells Vardanes that
Arsaces has
escaped and
knows of
Vardanes’ plot. Then, a huge battle...
-
Julius Celsus Polemae****,
Roman politician Pomponius Mela,
Roman geographer (approximate date)
Vardanes I, king of the
Parthian Empire (approximate date)...
