Tigranes I
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| Tigranes I | |
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| King of Armenia | |
| Reign | 115 - 95 BC |
| Predecessor | Artavasdes I |
| Successor | Tigranes II |
| House | Artaxiad |
| Father | Artaxias I |
| Mother | Queen Satenik |
Tigranes I of Armenia (Armenian: Տիրան Ա) reigned as King of Armenia from 115 BC to 95 BC. Artavasdes I did not leave any heir; his brother, Tigranes ascended to the throne of the Artaxiads. According to Appian, Tigranes II was not the son of Artavasdes, but of Tigranes I.[1][2]
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| Preceded by Artavasdes I |
King of Armenia 115 BC – 95 BC |
Succeeded by Tigranes II |
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