The Roman Eastern Frontier and the Persian Wars Ad 363-628 |
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Shapur II (309 to 379) Ardashir II (379 to 383) Shapur III (383 to 388) Bahram IV (388 to 399) Yazdgerd I (399 to 420) Bahram V (420 to 438) Yazdgerd II (438 to 457) Hormizd III (457 to 459) Peroz I (459 to 484) Balash (484 to 488) Kavadh (488 to 496) Zamasp (496 to 498) Kavadh again(498 to 531) Khusro I (531 to 579) Hormizd IV (579 to 590) Khusro II (590 to 628) Kavadh II (628) Ardashir III (628 to 630) Khusro III (630) Boran (630 to 631) XVIII
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