Bagratuni, Bagrat

Nom de naissance Bagratuni, Bagrat 1a
ID Gramps I56831
Genre masculin
Âge au décès plus d'environ 51 ans

Événements

Événement Date Lieu Description Notes Sources
Naissance vers 800    
 
Décès après 851 Bagdad  
 

Parents

Relation avec la souche Nom Relation dans la famille (si différent de la naissance)
Père Bagratuni, Ashot Msaker/Le Mangeur d'Hommes [I39846]
    Le frère     Bagratuni, Smbat Khostovanogh/Le Confesseur [I48825]
         Bagratuni, Bagrat [I56831]

Familles

    Famille de Bagratuni, Bagrat [F17301]
  Enfants
  1. Bagratuni [I59792]

Anecdote

Taron was the old name of the plain of Mouš[220]. It was elevated to a principality in 826 when Bagrat Bagratuni, son of Ashot Bagratuni "Msaker", succeeded his father as išxanac išxan [Prince of Princes] in the southern Armenian territories of Taron and Sasun[221]. The principality was conquered and annexed by Byzantium in [967/68].

BAGRAT Bagratuni, son of ASHOT Bagratuni "Msaker" & his wife --- (-Baghdad after 851). The primary source which confirms his parentage has not yet been identified. Prince of Taron. He succeeded his father in 826 as išxanac išxan [Prince of Princes] in the southern Armenian territories of Taron and Sasun[222]. Armenia was weakened by his quarrels with his younger brother Smbat, and his rebellion against the Caliphate in 851 was thwarted and Bagrat was sent in captivity to the Abbasid capital Samarra[223].

m ---. The name of Bagrat's wife is not known.

Bagrat & his wife had three children

Attributs

Type Valeur Notes Sources
_UID 4878B88B1FBF4D8EB6CA484C427D3D2EFAD9
 

Arbre généalogique

  1. Bagratuni, Ashot Msaker/Le Mangeur d'Hommes [I39846]
    1. Bagratuni, Smbat Khostovanogh/Le Confesseur [I48825]
    2. Bagratuni, Bagrat
        1. Bagratuni [I59792]

Ascendants

Références des sources

  1. Foundation for Medieval Genealogy [S00008]
      • Page: http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/ARMENIA.htm#_Toc184469936
      • Niveau de confiance: Très haut