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1st century AD Parthian prince who competed against Gotarzes II for the Parthian crown

Meherdates (Parthian:𐭌𐭄𐭓𐭃𐭕Mihrdāt) was aParthian prince who competed againstGotarzes II (r. 40–51) for the Parthian crown from 49 to 51 AD.[1] A son ofVonones I (r. 8–12), he was ultimately defeated and captured by Gotarzes II, who spared him, but had his ears mutilated, an act that disqualified him from inheriting the throne.[2]^[1]^[3]

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Meherdates

Arsacid dynasty

Preceded by

King of the Parthian Empire
49–51

Succeeded by

v t e Rulers of theParthian Empire(247 BC – 224 AD)
Arsaces I (247–217 BC) Arsaces II (217–191 BC) Priapatius (191–170 BC) Phraates I (170/168–165/164 BC) Mithridates I (165/4–132 BC) Phraates II (132–127 BC) Artabanus I (127–124 BC) Mithridates II (124–91 BC) Gotarzes I (91–87/80 BC) Mithridates III^§ (87–80 BC) Orodes I (80–75 BC) Sinatruces (75–69 BC) Phraates III (69–57 BC) Mithridates IV (57–54 BC) Orodes II (57–37 BC) Pacorus I (39 BC) Phraates IV (37–2 BC) Tiridates II^§ (32 BC) Musa (2 BC–4 AD) Phraates V (2 BC–4 AD) Orodes III (4–6 AD) Vonones I (6–12 AD) Artabanus II (12–35 AD) Tiridates III (35–36 AD) Artabanus II (36–38/41 AD) Vardanes I (40–46 AD) Gotarzes II (40–51 AD) Meherdates^§ (49–51 AD) Vonones II (51 AD) Vologases I (51–78 AD) Vardanes II^§ (55–58 AD) Pacorus II (78–110 AD) Vologases II^§ (78–80 AD) Artabanus III^§ (79–81 AD) Osroes I^§ (109–129 AD) Vologases III (110–147 AD) Parthamaspates^§ (116–117 AD) Sinatruces II^§ (116 AD) Mithridates V^§ (129–140 AD) Vologases IV (147–191 AD) Osroes II^§ (191 AD) Vologases V (191–208 AD) Vologases VI (208–228 AD) Artabanus IV (213–224 AD)
^§ usurpers or rival claimants

Rulers of theParthian Empire(247 BC – 224 AD)

Arsaces I (247–217 BC)
Arsaces II (217–191 BC)
Priapatius (191–170 BC)
Phraates I (170/168–165/164 BC)
Mithridates I (165/4–132 BC)
Phraates II (132–127 BC)
Artabanus I (127–124 BC)
Mithridates II (124–91 BC)
Gotarzes I (91–87/80 BC)
Mithridates III^§ (87–80 BC)
Orodes I (80–75 BC)
Sinatruces (75–69 BC)
Phraates III (69–57 BC)
Mithridates IV (57–54 BC)
Orodes II (57–37 BC)
Pacorus I (39 BC)
Phraates IV (37–2 BC)
Tiridates II^§ (32 BC)
Musa (2 BC–4 AD)
Phraates V (2 BC–4 AD)
Orodes III (4–6 AD)
Vonones I (6–12 AD)
Artabanus II (12–35 AD)
Tiridates III (35–36 AD)
Artabanus II (36–38/41 AD)
Vardanes I (40–46 AD)
Gotarzes II (40–51 AD)
Meherdates^§ (49–51 AD)
Vonones II (51 AD)
Vologases I (51–78 AD)
Vardanes II^§ (55–58 AD)
Pacorus II (78–110 AD)
Vologases II^§ (78–80 AD)
Artabanus III^§ (79–81 AD)
Osroes I^§ (109–129 AD)
Vologases III (110–147 AD)
Parthamaspates^§ (116–117 AD)
Sinatruces II^§ (116 AD)
Mithridates V^§ (129–140 AD)
Vologases IV (147–191 AD)
Osroes II^§ (191 AD)
Vologases V (191–208 AD)
Vologases VI (208–228 AD)
Artabanus IV (213–224 AD)

^§ usurpers or rival claimants

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