Sahak I

[1] Awags of the prince of Gardmanac'jor and ten other nakharars accompanied Sahak I to Caesarea in Cappadocia.

Sahak I followed Pharen's work, but the king Tiran, the naxarars and the princes did not take his advice.

[2] However, according to the History of the Armenians of Movses Khorenatsi, Sahak I succeeded Saint Nerses I the Great and reigned from 373 to 377 AD.

[3] He was appointed by Pap without the permission of Caesarea's bishop council and succeeded by Zawen I.

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