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Tiridates III of Armenia

Tiridates III (c. 250s – c. 330), also known as Tiridates the Great or Tiridates IV, was the Armenian Arsacid king from c. 298 to c. 330. In the early 4th century (301, according to tradition) Tiridates adopted Christianity as the state religion of Armenia, thus making the Kingdom of Armenia the first state to officially embrace Christianity.

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Born
250s AD
Burial
Kemah
Consort
Ashkhen
Died
c. 330 AD
Dynasty
Arsacid dynasty
Father
Khosrov II of Armenia

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Born · 1
Tiridates III of Armenia → 250s AD
Burial · 1
Tiridates III of Armenia → Kemah
Consort · 1
Tiridates III of Armenia → Ashkhen
Died · 1
Tiridates III of Armenia → c. 330 AD
Dynasty · 1
Tiridates III of Armenia → Arsacid dynasty
Father · 1
Tiridates III of Armenia → Khosrov II of Armenia
Issue · 1
Tiridates III of Armenia → Khosrov III the Small Salome of Armenia
Predecessor · 1
Tiridates III of Armenia → Khosrov II
Reign · 1
Tiridates III of Armenia → 298–c. 330 AD
Religion · 1
Tiridates III of Armenia → Zoroastrianism (before 301) Armenian Christianity (after 301)

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armenian tiridates armenia iii isbn gregory king zoroastrianism history christianity 330 state religion anak church press ashkhen khosrovidukht issn zoroastrian

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Tiridates III of ArmeniaBorn250s AD1.00infobox
Tiridates III of ArmeniaBurialKemah1.00infobox
Tiridates III of ArmeniaConsortAshkhen1.00infobox
Tiridates III of ArmeniaDiedc. 330 AD1.00infobox
Tiridates III of ArmeniaDynastyArsacid dynasty1.00infobox
Tiridates III of ArmeniaFatherKhosrov II of Armenia1.00infobox
Tiridates III of ArmeniaIssueKhosrov III the Small Salome of Armenia1.00infobox
Tiridates III of ArmeniaPredecessorKhosrov II1.00infobox
Tiridates III of ArmeniaReign298–c. 330 AD1.00infobox
Tiridates III of ArmeniaReligionZoroastrianism (before 301) Armenian Christianity (after 301)1.00infobox
Tiridates III of ArmeniaSuccessorKhosrov III the Small1.00infobox

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