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Phraates I of Parthia : ウィキペディア英語版
Phraates I

Phraates I of Parthia ((ペルシア語:فرهاد يکم)), ruler of the Parthian Empire from ca. 168–165 BCE, perhaps succeeded his father Phriapatius (185–170 BCE) on the throne.〔"Assar_2005" http://parthian-empire.com/articles/Genealogy-and-Coinage-of-Early-Parthian-Rulers-II.pdf〕〔"Assar_2006"〕 However, recent evidence from Nisa suggests that a great-grandson of Arsaces I reigned briefly after Priapatius' death in 170. In this reconstruction, this previously unknown "Arsaces IV" reigned ca. 170-168 BCE and was then succeeded by Phraates I (this of course would make Phraates Arsaces V).〔"Assar_2005" http://parthian-empire.com/articles/Genealogy-and-Coinage-of-Early-Parthian-Rulers-II.pdf p. 38-9〕 Phraates I died relatively young, and appointed as his successor not one of his sons, but his brother Mithridates I (165–132 BCE).
He subdued the Amardians (lat. Amardis), mountaineers occupying eastern portion of the Elburz range, south of the Caspian Sea.
==Military campaigns==


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