Osroes I was the second King of Pars.
History[]
Osroes succeeded his father, Hero King Kaykhusraw, in 28.
He was succeeded by his son, Osroes II.
Etymology[]
Osroes is the Hellenized form of Persian Khusraw, meaning "good fame."
Genealogy[]
| Kaykhusraw d. P.E. 28 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Khashayar | OSROES I | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Tigranes | Osroes II | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Cinnamus | Boran | Pardul | Peroz | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Notes
References
| Kings of Pars | |
|---|---|
| Hero King Kaykhusraw (unknown - P.E. 28) · Osroes I (28 - unknown) · Osroes II · Tigranes · Cinnamus · Gotarzes I · Artabaz · Osroes III · Andragoras I · Katolikos · Osroes IV · Andragoras II · Yazdegerd I · Ohrmazd · Yazdegerd II · Gotarzes II (unknown - 301) · Osroes V† (301 - 304) · Andragoras III† (304 - 321) · Arslan† (321 - 325) | |
| † Did not die of old age | |