User:Steverci/List of Bagratuni rulers of Armenia

The Bagratuni dynasty were among the winners to emerge as the Abbasid Caliphate declined in the mid-ninth century. The Bagratuni family succeeded in establishing itself as the royal household in both Armenia and southwest Georgia through a combination of conquests and marriage alliances, and drew together a large part of Armenia.

Lords of Sper
Lords of Sper (Shirak, Ayrarat) and hereditary aspects of Armenia. Capital: Daroynq
 * Yenanos (about 30 BCE)
 * Bagarat
 * Smbat (about 220–250 CE)
 * Trdat, son (about 250-270)
 * Bagrat, son (about 270-290)
 * Smbat, son (about 290-320)
 * Bagrat, son (about 320-350)
 * Smbat, son (about 350-380)
 * Sahak, brother (about 380-386)
 * Hamazasp, son (about 386-410)
 * Dirots, son (about 410-460) Dirots Bagratuni sided with Marzpan Vasak Syuni against the Vardan Mamikonian in 451.
 * Sahak, son (about 460-483)
 * Smbat, son (about 483-510)
 * son (about 510-540)
 * son (about 540-580)
 * Smbat the Victorious, son (about 580-617, marzpan of Gurgan about 600-608, marzpan of Armenia 610-613)
 * Varaz-Tirots, son (617-628, marzpan 628-635, died 643)
 * Varaz-Sahak, nephew (628–646)
 * Smbat, son (646–672)
 * Ashot, son (672–689)
 * Smbat Byuratian, son (689–726, ishxan 691–711)
 * Ashot the Blind, son (726–748, ishxan 732–748, died 762)
 * Sahak VII Bagratuni brother (748–771, ishxan 755–761)
 * Smbat, son of Ashot the Blind (771–775, ishxan 761–775)
 * Ashot, son of Sahak (775–782)
 * Smbat, son (782–804, ishxan 785–804)
 * Ashot Msaker (Meateater), son (804–824)
 * Smbat Xostovanogh (Confessor), son (824–855)
 * Ashot I, son (855–886, in 886–890 king)

Kingdom of Ani

 * As Kings of Armenia from Abas I, 928.

Kings of Armenia

 * Ashot I (V) the Great, 885-890
 * Smbat I (IX) the Martyr (son), 890-914
 * Ashot II (VI) the Iron (son), King of Kings, 914-928
 * Abas I (brother), 928-952
 * Ashot III (VII) the Merciful (son), 952-977
 * Smbat II (X) the Conqueror (son), 977-989
 * Gagik I (brother), 989-1020
 * Hovhannes I - Hovhannes [John]-Smbat III (XI) (son), 1020–1040
 * Ashot IV Qadj (VIII) the Valiant (brother), 1021–1039
 * Gagik II (son), 1042-1045 (cedes Armenia to the Byzantine Empire), dies c. 1079 (murdered by Byzantine and hung on the fortress wall of Kyzistra.)

Branch in Kars

 * Mushegh (son of Abas I of Armenia), 962-984
 * Abas I (son), 984-1029
 * Gagik-Abas II (son), 1029–1064, d. 1080 [cedes Kars to the Empire] He is given some land for his kingdom in northern Cilicia and the city of Amasya.

Kingdom of Lori (979–1118)

 * Kiurike I, son of Ashot III (979–989)
 * David I Anhoghin (Landless), son (989–1048)
 * Kiurike II, son (1048–1089)
 * David II, son (1089–1118)

''The line basically came to an end in 1118 with the Seljuq occupation. However, they survived to a lesser significance to a far later date.''

Branch in Taron
901 Sajid occupation 968 to Byzantium
 * Bagrat Ishxanats-ishxan, son of Ashot Msaker (824–852)
 * Ashot, son (858–878)
 * Davit Arkayik (Little King), brother (878–895, co-ruler since 858)
 * Gurgen, son (895)
 * Grigor Tornik, grandson of Bagrat Ishxanats-ishxan (898–923)
 * Bagrat Pancratius, son (923–935)
 * Ashot II, brother (about 935–965)
 * Grigor, son (about 965–968)
 * Bagrat, brother (co-ruler about 965–968)