- that he
succeeded Paerisades III in 150 BC and that he was
succeeded by his
presumably younger brother Paerisades V in 125 BC.
Paerisades V
would rule until...
-
perhaps the
mother of
Paerisades V, the last
Spartocid ruler of the
Bosporan Kingdom.
Paerisades III was
succeeded by his sons
Paerisades IV "Philometor" (ca...
-
father and
Paerisades' uncle, and Prytanis. Also he had the
daughter Akis.
Through this marriage, he
became king of the Sindians.
Paerisades may have had...
-
Paerisades V (Gr****: Παιρισάδης) was the son of
Paerisades III and
Kamasarye Philoteknos. He was last
Spartocid ruler of the
Bosporan Kingdom and ruled...
- Satyros's
youngest son,
named Paerisades,
survived and fled into
Scythia where he took
refuge with its king, Agarus.
Paerisades was
unexpectedly active in...
- the
growing competition of
Egyptian grain. The last of the Spartocids,
Paerisades V,
apparently left his
realm to
Mithridates VI Eupator, king of Pontus...
- rulers,
Paerisades III,
Kamasarye II Philoteknos,
Paerisades IV and
Paerisades V were
under extreme pressure from
Scythian attacks.
Paerisades V, the last...
- sons,
Spartocus II, and
Paerisades;
Spartocus died in 342 BC,
allowing Paerisades to
reign alone until 310 BC.
After Paerisades' death, a war of succession...
- BC. She was the wife of her
cousin Paerisades III and a
granddaughter of
Leucon II. She co-ruled with
Paerisades III.
Camasarye is
presumably the namesake...
- 160 BC
Paerisades III c. 180–c. 170 BC
Paerisades IV c. 170–c. 150 BC (with
Kamasarye and then alone)
Spartokos VI (?) c. 150–c. 140 BC
Paerisades V c....
