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Pharantzem
Pharantzem,〔Tisdall - The conversion of Armenia to the Christian faith〕 also known as P’arhanjem;〔Faustus of Byzantium - History of the Armenians〕 Parantzem;〔Kurkjian, ''A History of Armenia'', p.105〕 Pharandsem;〔Gibbon, ''The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire''〕 Paranjem〔Lenski, ''Failure of Empire: Valens and the Roman State in the Fourth Century A.D.'', p.p.170-172〕 and Parandzem of Siwnik’ (Siunik)〔Hovannisian, ''The Armenian People From Ancient to Modern Times, Volume I: The Dynastic Periods: From Antiquity to the Fourteenth Century'', p.89〕 ((アルメニア語:Փառանձեմ), flourished 4th century – died winter 369/370〔Lenski, ''Failure of Empire: Valens and the Roman State in the Fourth Century A.D.'', p.172〕) was an ancient Armenian noblewoman and through marriage was a relation to the Arsacid dynasty of Armenia.
==Family & Early Life==
Pharantzem was from the Syunik Province in Armenia. She was the daughter of Andovk〔Kurkjian, ''A History of Armenia'', p.262〕 also known as Andok or Antiochus who served as a Naxarar〔Faustus of Byzantium, ''History of the Armenians'', Book IV, Chapter 15〕 of the Siunia Dynasty in the Syunik Province. Through her father, Pharantzem was a descendant of Sisak.〔Caucasica IV by V. Minorsky p. 505〕 Her paternal uncle Valinak Siak c.330, was the first known Naxarar of the Siunia Dynasty in the Syunik Province, while Valinak's successor and brother who was Pharantzem’s father, Andovk served as the Naxarar of Syunik in c.340. Pharantzem’s mother was an unnamed noblewoman from the Mamikonian family and she had at least one known sibling, a brother called Babik (Bagben) who served as a Naxarar of Syunik in 379. Little is known on her early life. Pharantzem was extremely well known for her beauty and modesty.〔Faustus of Byzantium, ''History of the Armenians'', Book IV, Chapter 15〕
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