House of Kaykhusraw

The House of Kaykhusraw was the line of descendants begun by Kaykhusraw, the first King of Pars.

After Kaykhusraw's time as the first King of Pars, Pars was ruled by Kings of his House through more than three hundred years of the Parsian Era. In the end, Kaykhusraw's distant descendant King Andragoras III died without having a blood-related heir, bringing about the downfall of the Royal Family of Pars, and after King Arslan's death the Line of Kings ended.

Genealogy[]

Showing the descendants of Kaykhusraw, the House of the Kings of Pars. All information in the tree is from The Heroic Legend of Arslan. The figures after the names are births and deaths where recorded (when only one figure is shown, either marked as 'b.' or 'd.', it indicates a date of birth or a date of death respectively). All dates shown are from the Parsian Era. A dagger symbol '†' signifies those who did not die of old age. A name preceded by '*' indicates a ruling King of Pars; an italicized name denotes a female.