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The Antzevatsi were a family that ruled the Armenian region of Antsevasiq, South-East of Van Lake and also South-East of Vaspurakan, where it was an enclave.

Rulers

Gnel or Gunel Antzevatsi c. 374
Chmavon, Zuaren and Aravan Antzevatsi c. 445
Ohan Antsevatsi c. 480
Seouk Antzevatsi c. 480
Mouchel Antzevatsi (+863)
Helen (regent) 863
Tatzates

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