Sanabares (Parthian)

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Sanabares was a Parthian antagonist who ruled from around 50 to 65 AD.

He is only known from his coins that were minted in Merv , which was his capital.

In the Indo-Parthian kingdom there was also a ruler named Sanabares . There is a possibility that both rulers are one and the same person.

literature

  • F. Chiesa: Osservazione sulla monetazione Indo-Partica. Sanabares I e Sanabares II incertezze ed ipotesie in Festschrift Herbert A. Cahn on his 70th birthday, Munich 1982, pp. 15–22
personal data
SURNAME Sanabares
BRIEF DESCRIPTION parthian king
DATE OF BIRTH 1st century BC BC or 1st century
DATE OF DEATH at 65