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King of Maskut
Sanesan (Armenian: Սանեսան) or Sanatruk (Armenian: Սանատրուկ) was the king of Maskut in the early 4th century. Sanesan's people, the Mazk'kut'k, have variously
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The Sanesan invasion of Armenia was a military conflict fought c. 335–336 between the Kingdom of Armenia, ruled by King Khosrov III the Small, and a coalition
Sanesan's invasion of Armenia (335–336)
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Armenian monastery in the Khojavend District of Azerbaijan
missionaries managed to turn three of Sanesan's own sons into Christianity.[citation needed] Suspicious of St. Grigoris, Sanesan ordered to execute the saint on
Katarovank
Sparapet of Great Armenia (310–338)
borders, were given to the Basen bishop, originally from Orduni. In 335 Sanesan invaded Armenia and sacked the whole of Armenia from Satagh to Ganjak for
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4th-century King of Armenia
interrupted in 335 when Sanesan (also called Sanatruk), the king of the Maskut, invaded Armenia. The Epic Histories calls Sanesan an Arsacid kinsman of
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he converted sons of Sanesan – namely Moses, Daniel and Elijah along with 387 followers, however they were martyred by Sanesan on 20 August (Navasard
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Battle of Oshakan Commander Vache I Mamikonian of Armenia defeats king Sanesan of Maskut. 337 Perso-Roman wars of 337-361 Siege of Nisibis Persians unsuccessfully
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Historical region
Armenian sources, Faustus of Byzantium (the 5th century) writes: “Maskut King Sanesan, extremely angry, was filled with hate for his tribesman, Armenian King
Javakheti
Armenian dynasty, 4th to 8th centuries
Manavazians and the Ordunis. Vache also successfully defended Armenia against Sanesan, the invading king of the Maskuts, slaying the latter in a battle near
Mamikonian
Ancient region in modern Azerbaijan
consolidate the area under a more centralized administration. In c. 335/6, Sanesan, the king of Maskut, occupied a portion of Balasagan, while at least acknowledging
Balasagan
Church in Nyugdi, Russia
early medieval historians, by order of the king of the pagan Maskut tribe Sanesan from the Caspian region, Grigoris was tied to a horse and dragged along
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in the year [340 AD], martyred in the year [348 AD] in Derbend, by King Sanesan of the Mazkuts; his holy remains were brought to Amaras by his pupils,
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Perso-Roman wars of 337–361 350 Shapur II's invasion of Armenia (350) 335–336 Sanesan invasion of Armenia (335-336) 363–371 Armeno-Sasanian War of 363–371 543
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son of Khosrov II Khosrov III "the Small", 330–338, son of Tiridates III Sanesan, a Sasanian-backed usurper belonging to the Arsacid dynasty, held much
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Topics referred to by the same term
Arsacid king of Armenia Sanatruq I, king of Hatra Sanatruq II, king of Hatra Sanesan or Sanatruk, king of Maskut This disambiguation page lists articles about
Sanatruces
Historical province of the Kingdom of Armenia
to have been conquered in the early 330s by the Arsacid noble Sanatruk/Sanesan, who made its chief city his temporary capital and attempted to usurp the
Paytakaran
Head of Caucasian Albanian Church in the late 6th century
mentioned with restoration of Katarovank which was in ruins since days of Sanesan. According to a colophon, he recovered some relics of St. Grigoris, St
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