|
Armenia:
Rulers, Statesmen, and Titleholders |
| Name |
Tenure |
Family |
| Armenia |
|
|
|
►Median,
Persian, and Macedonian rule until 331 BC
|
►Seleucid rule 331-301 BC
|
►Independent kingdom c. 200 BC
|
Kings
and Queens of Armenia |
Artaxias
|
189
BC-
|
•••• |
Guras
|
?
|
•••• |
Tigranes
I
|
?
|
•••• |
Artavasdes
II
|
c.
100 BC
|
•••• |
Tigranes
II
|
94-56
BC†
|
•••• |
►Vassal-state of Rome 66 BC
|
Artavasdes
III
|
c.
30 BC
|
•••• |
►Arsacid Dynasty under Byzantine, Persian, and Arab
rule from AD 63
|
►Armenia split into various principalities under Byzantine,
Seljuk, Mongol, and Ottoman rule (excluding Lesser Armenia)
1022
|
►To
Russia 1813-1917
|
|
►Independence 1918,
the First Republic
|
Prime
Ministers of Armenia |
Hovhannes
Kachaznuni
|
1918-19
|
•••• |
Alexandr
Khatisyan
|
1919-20
|
•••• |
Hamazasp
Ohanjanyan
|
1920
|
•••• |
Simon
Vratsyan
|
1920
|
•••• |
►Soviet
Union invasion, Second Republic (Soviet) 1920
|
Alexandr Myasnikyan
|
1921-22
|
•••• |
Sargis Lukashin (Srapionyan)
|
1922-25
|
•••• |
Sargis Hambardzumyan
|
1925-28
|
•••• |
Sahak Ter-Gabrielyan
|
1928-35
|
•••• |
Abraham Guloyan
|
1935-37
|
•••• |
Aram Piruzyan
|
1937-43
|
•••• |
Aghasi Sargsyan
|
1943-47
|
•••• |
Sahak Karapetyan
|
1947-52
|
•••• |
Anton Kochinyan
|
1952-66
|
•••• |
Badal Muradyan
|
1966-72
|
•••• |
Grigor Arzumanyan
|
1972-76
|
•••• |
Fadey Sargsyan
|
1977-89
|
•••• |
Vladimir Margaryants
|
1989-90
|
•••• |
►Independence
1990
|
Vazgen Manukyan
|
1990-91
|
•••• |
Gagik Harutyunyan
|
1991-92
|
•••• |
Khosrov Harutyunyan
|
1992-93
|
•••• |
Hrant Bagratyan
|
1993-96
|
•••• |
Armen Sargsyan
|
1996-97
|
•••• |
Robert Kocharyan
|
1997-98
|
•••• |
Armen Darbinyan
|
1998-99
|
•••• |
Vazgen Sargsyan
|
1999
|
•••• |
Aram Sargsyan
|
1999-2000
|
•••• |
Andranik Margaryan
|
2000-07
|
•••• |
Serzh Sargsyan
|
2007-08
|
•••• |
Tigran Sargsyan
|
2008-14
|
•••• |
Hovik Abrahamyan
|
2014-16
|
•••• |
Karen Karapetyan
|
2016-18
|
•••• |
Serzh Sargsyan
|
2018
|
•••• |
Nikol
Pashinyan
|
2018-
|
•••• |
Titular
Kings and Queens of Armenia |
|
1485-90† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1490-96† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1496-97† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1497-1504† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1504-53† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1553-80† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1580-1630†
|
Savoy
(254) |
|
1630-37†
|
Savoy
(254) |
|
1637-38†
|
Savoy
(254) |
|
1638-75†
|
Savoy
(254) |
|
1675-1732†
|
Savoy
(254) |
|
1732-73†
|
Savoy
(254) |
|
1773-96† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1796-1802
abd; †1819 |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1802-21
abd; †1824 |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1821-31† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1831-49
abd; †1849 |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1849-78† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1878-1900† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1900-46
abd; †1947 |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1946-83† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1983-
; *1937 |
Savoy
(254) |
|
Amedeo of Savoy, 5th Duke of Aosta
(in opposition) |
2006-21† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
2021-; *1967 |
Savoy
(254) |
| Lesser
Armenia |
►Mameluke conquest 1375
|
|
Families
|
Lands
| Abbr. and Symbols |
Sources
|
Armenia
Index |
