- Orontids. Main rulers: Atat
Gnuni c. 387,
deposed Atom
Gnuni c. 445
Vahan Gnuni c. 451 Atom and
Arastom Gnuni c. 480 Mjej
Gnuni c. 628
Vahan a.k.a. Dachnak...
-
Mzhezh or Mjej
Gnuni (Armenian: Մժեժ Գնունի, Mžēž
Gnuni), was an
Armenian sparapet of
Byzantine Armenia.
Initially serving under Heraclius, the contingent...
- Mjej I
Gnuni (Armenian: Մժեժ Ա Գնունի), was an
Armenian nobleman from the
Gnuni family, who
served as the
marzban of
Persian Armenia from 518 to 548. Between...
- Aghovit, was a
region of the old
Armenia c. 300–800
ruled by the
family Gnuni. In 772 was
occupied by the
Qayasite dynasty. List of
regions of old Armenia...
-
tribes kept
making incursions into Armenia—the
Armenian nobleman Mjej I
Gnuni then
decided to
organize a counter-attack,
where he
successfully managed...
-
presiding prince of
Armenia is Mjej II
Gnuni,
appointed by the
Byzantines in the
early seventh century. Mjej II
Gnuni, 628–635 (for the
Byzantine Empire)...
- beautiful".
According to
Cyril Toumanoff, he
descended from the
princely Gnuni family. In a
letter supposedly written by Pope
Gregory II to the Emperor...
- King of
Greater Armenia Dissolution 200 BC (Armenia) 95 BC (Sophene) 72 AD (Commagene)
Cadet branches Artaxiad dynasty Artsruni dynasty Gnuni dynasty...
-
Theodosius in 450,
composed of his
brother Hmayeak Mamikonian,
along with Atom
Gnuni,
Vardan Amatuni, and
Meruzhan Artsruni, to ask for ****istance. Theodosius...
-
order to curb the rebellions. Thus, the Mamikonian, Rshtuni,
Kamsarakan and
Gnuni families were
gradually weakened in
favor of the
Bagratuni and Artsruni...
