Region (Bagrevand) and family Bagratuni (or Bagratids) that ruled it, of the old Armenia c. 300-800. Representatives of this family ruled Armenia in 886-1045. Bagrevand was a region of the old Armenia c. ... Events The Glagolitic alphabet, devised by Cyril and Methodius, missionairies from Constantinople, is adopted in the Bulgarian Empire. ... Events Emperor Go-Reizei ascends the throne of Japan. ...

Main rulers:

• Smbat I Bagratuni c. 370
• Sahak I Bagratuni c. 390
• Sahak II Bagratuni c. 440
• Tir or Tirots Bagratuni c. 450
• Sahak III Bagratuni c. 480
• Ashot Bagratuni c. 590
• Pap Bagratuni (son of Ashot) c. 596
• Smbat II Bagratuni c. 596
• Varaztirots (son of Smbat II) c. 597
• Sembat III (son of Varaztirots) c. 640
• Ashot (son of Smbat III) c. 685

Later appear two branchs:

Branch of Dariunq, ruled by Varaz Sahak (son of Sembat II Bagratuni). His succesor was his son Sembat IV Bagratuni, lord of Dariunq, and then his (son?) Achot. About 751, the Mamikonian incorporated Taik to their domains. Dariunq and Khelat were took by moslems. Vaspurakan fell in hand of the family Ardzruni. Later (c. 770) were rulers Sembat and his son Achot Msaker, and Vasak (brother of Sembat). Dariunq was a region of the old Armenia c. ... This article needs cleanup. ... Categories: Wikipedia cleanup | Stub | Armenia ...

Other branch was in Taron, ruled by Sahak (c. 750-771) and his son Achot (771). Old region of Armenia divised in four districts: Mamikonian, Palauni, (Belabitene), Artokh (Ardjish or Artzike, North of Van Lake) and Olnut or Enut ...