Barzabod

Barzabod, was the Mihranid prince of Gardman from 430 to 440. He was the son and successor of Khurs.

During his early reign, he maintained good relations with the Iberian ruler Archil. Barzabad had a daughter named Sagdukht, who married Archil's son Mihrdat V, abandoned her Zoroastrian faith in favor for Christianity, and bore him a son named Vakhtang, who would later succeed Mihrdat as the ruler of Iberia. Barzabod later died in 440, and was succeeded by his son Varaz-Bakur.

Sources

Toumanoff, Cyril (1963). Studies in Christian Caucasian history. Georgetown University Press. pp. 1–599.
Toumanoff, Cyril (1969). The Chronology of the Early Kings of Iberia. Fordham University Press. pp. 1–33.

Preceded by Khurs	Mihranid prince of Gardman 430–440	Succeeded by Varaz-Bakur

Mihranids

In Gogarene (330–748)	Peroz (330-361) Unknown (361-394) Bakur I (394-400) Arshusha I (400-430) Bakur II (430-455) Arshusha II (455-470) Varsken (470-482) Arshusha III (482-540) Arshusha IV (540-608) Vahram-Arshusha V (608-627) Arshusha VI (???-748)

In Gardman (330–600)	Peroz (330-361) Khurs (361-430) Barzabod (430-440) Varaz-Bakur (440-450) Mihr (450-480) Armayel (480-510) Vard I (510-540) Vardan I (540-570) Vard II (570-600)

In Caucasian Albania (628–822)	Varaz Grigor (628-636) Javanshir (636-680) Varaz-Tiridates I (680-705) Shiruye (699-704, usurper) Vardan II (705-740) Narseh-Dzndak (740-770) Gagikh (770-790) Stephanos I (790-821) Varaz-Tiridates II (821-822)

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