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line would sit on the Armenian throne, but his nomination, or right of investiture, was given to the emperor of Rome. Even though this essentially made Armenia a
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The Arsacid dynasty would nevertheless maintain the Armenian throne, albeit most often as client kings, until 428 CE, when the kingdom was partitioned by the
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ceded Armenia to the Parthian Empire through this treaty. This compromise between Parthia and Rome lasted for several decades, until 114 CE, when Rome under
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Roman province which lasted for a mere four years before it was outwardly relinquished under Trajan's successor
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Peace treaty between the Roman and Parthian Empires (AD 63)
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Index

peace treaty
Roman Empire
Parthian Empire
Turkey
Roman–Parthian War of 58–63
Arsacid
de jure
client kingdom
de facto
Trajan
invading Armenia and subsequently Parthia itself
short-lived
Hadrian
Eastern Roman
Sasanian
Sasanian province
marzban
Mikaberidze 2015


Gagarin 2009
Redgate 2000
Foot & Robinson 2012
The Oxford Handbook of the State in the Ancient Near East and Mediterranean
ISBN
978-0195188318
doi
10.1515/jah-2020-0030
S2CID
240075265

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