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     N. N. Arcruni was born circa 1025?. He was the son of N. N. Arcruni.

     Sophia Bagratuni was sister of King Smbat Bagratuni.⁴ She was born circa 860?. She was the daughter of Ašot I "the Great", King of Armenia and Kotramidé (?).^2,1,3 Sophia Bagratuni married Gregory-Derenik, Prince of Vaspurakan, son of Ašot Arcruni.⁴

     Kiwrike I, King of Tašir-Joraget took advantage of the weakening of the Ani-kingdom of the Bagratids and founded a kingdom in Tashiri with the capital at Samshvilde.³ Founder of the Kingdom of Lori-Tashir (Tashir Joraget), a kingdom originally centered on Samshvilde, and occasionally calling itself the "kingdom of Albania".¹ Also called King of Tashir-Joraget Gurgen Bagratuni Kiwrike is a local variant of Gurgen. He was born circa 937?. He was the son of Ašot III Oghormac, Šahanšah of Armenia and Xosrovanuš (?).² King of Lori at Caucasus between 982 and 989.⁴ Kiwrike I, King of Tašir-Joraget was the predecessor of Davit' Anhoghin, King of Tašir-Joraget; King of Tashir-Joraget.^5,6,1,7

     Vasak Bagrationi was brother of Smbat VI Bagratuni (d. 775). He settled in the border province Taik.¹ He was ancestor of the Georgian Bagratids, known in Georgian as the Bagrationi.² He was born circa 720?. He was the son of Ašot III "the Blind", Prince of Armenia.

     N. N. Bagratuni was the niece of the Armenian (Tashir-Dzorageti) King Kvirike (the daughter of his brother).¹ She was the niece of Bagrat IV (the daughter of Bagrat's sister).¹ She was born circa 1050?. She was the daughter of Prince of Armenia N. N. of Armenia and Goranduxt Bagrationi.¹ N. N. Bagratuni was promised for marriage by her maternal uncle Bagrat IV to the sultan Alp-Arslan, to which her paternal uncle, King Kvirike objected in 1064.¹ She married Alp Arslan, Sultan in 1064.^2,1

     Sultan between 1063 and 1072.¹ Alp Arslan, Sultan conquered Greater Armenia in 1064.² He married N. N. Bagratuni, daughter of Prince of Armenia N. N. of Armenia and Goranduxt Bagrationi, in 1064.^1,3 Alp Arslan, Sultan was defeated the Byzantine Empire at the Battle of Mantzikert, north of Lake Van in 1071 at Anatolia.^1,2

     Duke of Volhynia Izyaslav Mstislavitch of Rus was born circa 1124?. He was the son of Mstislav I Harald Vladimirovich, Prince of Novgorod, Great Prince of Kiev and Lyubava Dmitrievna of Novgorod. Duke of Volhynia Izyaslav Mstislavitch of Rus married Regent of Georgia Rusudani Bagrationi, daughter of Dimitre, King of Georgia, in 1154.^2,3

     N. N. Arcruni was the daughter of Abulgharib, Governor of Tarsus.¹ N. N. Arcruni married Hethun I, Lord of Lampron, son of Oshin I, Lord of Lampron.¹

     Abulgharib, Governor of Tarsus was born circa 1010?. He was the son of Hasan,.¹ Governor of Tarsus and Mamistra at Cilicia, Anatolia, in 1042.²

     Hasan, was born circa 990?. He was the son of Xach'ik, Prince of T'ornavan.¹

     Xach'ik, Prince of T'ornavan was born circa 970?. He was the son of N. N. Arcruni.¹

     N. N. Arcruni was born circa 950?. He was the son of Derenik-Ašot, King of Vaspurakan.¹

     Derenik-Ašot, King of Vaspurakan was born circa 903?. He was the son of Xach'ik I, arkhon ton arkhonton and Mlk'e, Queen.² Derenik-Ašot, King of Vaspurakan was the successor of Xach'ik I, arkhon ton arkhonton; King of Vaspurakan.^1,3 King of Vaspurakan at southeastern Anatolia between 937 and 953. Derenik-Ašot, King of Vaspurakan was the predecessor of Abusahl Hamazasp, King of Vaspurakan; King of Vaspurakan.^1,3

     Also called King Abusahl-Hamazasp of Vaspurakan.³ Also called Abusahl-Hamazasp Arcruni.³ Abusahl Hamazasp, King of Vaspurakan was born circa 910?. He was the son of Xach'ik I, arkhon ton arkhonton and Mlk'e, Queen.² Abusahl Hamazasp, King of Vaspurakan was the successor of Derenik-Ašot, King of Vaspurakan; King of Vaspurakan. King of Vaspurakan at southeastern Anatolia between 953 and 972.^3,4 Abusahl Hamazasp, King of Vaspurakan was the predecessor of Ašot-Sahak, King of Vaspurakan; King of Vaspurakan.^3,1

     Susan (?) married Narses II Kamsarakan, Marzpan of Armenia, son of Arschawir I Kamsarakan.¹

     N. N. (?) was born circa 970?. She married Dragimir Dukljanina, son of Chlavimir Dukljanina; His 1st.¹

     Dobroslav of Dioclea was born after his father was killed. He was born circa April 1018 at Brusno.¹ He was the son of Dragimir Dukljanina and N. N. of Srpsko Zagorje.¹ Dobroslav of Dioclea was nurtured in Bosna until his adolescence.¹ He was sent away to Ragusium.¹

     Neda Dukljanina was the daughter of knez Duklje Jovan Vladimir Dukljanina and Teodora Kosara Kometopoulos.¹ Neda Dukljanina married Mihailo Vojislavici, knez Duklje, son of Stefan Vojislav, knez Duklje and N. N. Kometopoulos; His 1st.^2,1

     N. N. of Byzantium was a relative of the emperor.² She was a Greek (Byzantine).² She was born circa 1014?. She married Mihailo Vojislavici, knez Duklje, son of Stefan Vojislav, knez Duklje and N. N. Kometopoulos, in 1052; His 2nd.^2,3

     Bakur I, King of K'art'li was the son of Vach'e, King of K'art'li.² Bakur I, King of K'art'li was the successor of Vach'e, King of K'art'li; 20th King of Kartli.^3,4 21st King of Kartli at Transcaucasia between 234 and 249.⁵ Bakur I, King of K'art'li was the predecessor of Mirdat II, King of K'art'li; 22nd King of Kartli.⁶

     Theodora Batatzaina was the daughter of Theodore II Batatzes and Princess Helene of Bulgaria.¹ Theodora Batatzaina married Tsar of Bulgaria Ivan Asên II Belgun, son of Tsar of Bulgaria Ivan Asên I Belgun and Eirene Doukaina.¹

     Theodore II Batatzes married Princess Helene of Bulgaria.¹

     Princess Helene of Bulgaria married Theodore II Batatzes.¹

     N. N. Kamsarakan was born circa 400?. He was the son of N. N. Kamsarakan.

     N. N. Kamsarakan was born circa 375?. He was the son of Spandarat Kamsarakan.

     Spandarat Kamsarakan was born circa 345?. He was the son of Arshawir Kamsarakan, nahapet of Arsharunik'. Spandarat Kamsarakan was saved, when King Arshak extirpated his father's distrct, by the sparapet Vasak Mamikonean.¹ He eventually became the inheritor of his families lands.¹

     Arshawir Kamsarakan, nahapet of Arsharunik' was a brother-in-law of the tun of the Mamikonean tohm.² He was born circa 315?. He was assumed, with Andovk, prince of Siwnik', the affairs of the generalship of Armenia following the death of the sparapetut'iwn Vach'e Mamikonean before 338.² He was the successor of sparapet Vach'e Mamikonean; Sparapet of Armenia. Arshawir Kamsarakan, nahapet of Arsharunik' was a witness where Andovk Siwni, nahapet of Siwnik' assumed, with Arshawir Kamsarakan, prince of Shirak and the district of Arsharunik', the affairs of the generalship of Armenia following the death of the sparapetut'iwn Vach'e Mamikonean before 338.² Prince of Shirak and the district of Arsharunik' between 338 and 353.^3,2 Arshawir Kamsarakan, nahapet of Arsharunik' was a witness where Tiran, King of Armenia selected several mighty princes, among them the great general of Armenia, named Vasak from the Mamikonean tohm, Andovk Siwnik', and Arshawir Kamsarakan, great and principal nahapets, to accompany P'arhen to his ordination as kat'oghikosate of Greater Armenia in 348.⁴ Arshawir Kamsarakan, nahapet of Arsharunik' was a witness where Vasak Mamikonean, sparapet of Armenia selected by King Tiran to accompany the newly appointed Catholicos, P'arhen, to the capital city of Cappadocia, Caesarea in 348.⁵ Arshawir Kamsarakan, nahapet of Arsharunik' was selected by King Tiran to accompany the newly appointed Catholicos, P'arhen, to P'arhen's ordination in 348 at Caesarea, Cappadocia.^5,6 He was a witness where Andovk Siwni, nahapet of Siwnik' selected by King Tigranes to accompany P'arhen to P'arhen's ordination in 348 at Caesarea, Cappadocia.⁶ Arshawir Kamsarakan, nahapet of Arsharunik' and Andovk Siwni, nahapet of Siwnik' sent by the Armenians, an assembly of the grandee naxarars, awags, governors, rulers of lands, azats, military commanders, judges, pets, princes, as well as generals, shinakans, and even rhamiks, with gifts to the Byzantine emperor proposing to serve him and get his support against their enemies circa 350.¹ Arshawir Kamsarakan, nahapet of Arsharunik' and Andovk Siwni, nahapet of Siwnik' were selected by the unanimous consent of the bishops, the king and the ashxarhax, to be a delagate in a group of nobles to accompany the newly appointed Catholicos, Nerses to his ordination in 353 at Caesarea, Cappadocia.⁵ Arshawir Kamsarakan, nahapet of Arsharunik' lost his districts to King Arshak who made the lands his own royal domain before 367.⁷

     Zarmanduxt (?) married Pap, King of Armenia, son of Arsaces III Tiranus, King of Armenia and P'arhanjem Siwni.¹

     Arsaces IV, King of Byzantine Armenia was the son of Pap, King of Armenia and Zarmanduxt (?).¹ Arsaces IV, King of Byzantine Armenia became one of two Kings of a divided Armenia, he ruling the Byzantine half.² He was the predecessor of Tiran, King of Armenia; King of Armenia.³ Arsaces IV, King of Byzantine Armenia married Vardanduxt Mamikonean, daughter of Manuel Mamikonean, sparapet of Armenia, after 378.⁴ King of Armenia at Byzantine Empire between 379 and 390.^2,5

     King of Armenia at Byzantine Empire.¹ Tiran, King of Armenia was born circa 382?. He was the son of Arsaces IV, King of Byzantine Armenia and Vardanduxt Mamikonean.^1,2

     Prechvala of Raska was peculiarly beautiful and divinely proportioned.¹ She was born circa 954?. She was the daughter of Zupan N. N. of Raska.¹ Prechvala of Raska married King Predimir Dukljanina, son of N. N. Dukljanina, after 969; His 2nd.²

     Zupan N. N. of Raska was born circa 924?. Zupan of Raska at (roughly modern Kosovo), Balkan Peninsula, before 969.¹ He fled Rassa, when the Greeks under Emperor John I invaded, to King Predimir, along with his two sons, Plenus and Radigrad, and his daughter who was named Prechvala in 969.¹ He was a witness where King Predimir Dukljanina sent orders, on the death of Emperor John I, to the citizens of Rassa, their allies, that since they now had nothing to fear they should murder the Greeks who had been placed in charge of them, which was done in 976.¹ Zupan N. N. of Raska was reinstituted as Zupan of Rassa by his son-in-law after the Greeks were removed from control in 976.¹ Zupan of Raska, restored at (roughly modern Kosovo), Balkan Peninsula, after 976.¹

     Chlavimir Dukljanina was born circa 971?. He was the son of King Predimir Dukljanina and Prechvala of Raska.¹

     Boleslav Dukljanina married Castreca (?).² Boleslav Dukljanina was born circa 973?. He was the son of King Predimir Dukljanina and Prechvala of Raska.¹ Boleslav Dukljanina was given these zupanias by his father: Libomir, Vetanica, Rudina, Crusceviza, Vrmo, Rissena, Draceviza, Canali, Gernoviza.¹

     Dragislav Dukljanina was born circa 975?. He was the son of King Predimir Dukljanina and Prechvala of Raska.¹ Dragislav Dukljanina was given, by his father, the region of Chelmania and these zupanias: Stantania, Papava, Yabsko, Luca, Vellica, Gorimita, Vecenike, Dubrava and Debre.¹

     Svevlad Dukljanina was born circa 977?. He was the son of King Predimir Dukljanina and Prechvala of Raska.¹ Svevlad Dukljanina was given, by his father, the region which the Slavs call Podgoria, in Latin "Submontana", and these zupanias: Onogost, Moratia, Comerniza, Piva, Gerico, Netusini, Guisemo, Com, Debreca, Neretva and Rama.¹

     Castreca (?) married Boleslav Dukljanina, son of King Predimir Dukljanina and Prechvala of Raska.¹

     King Tugemir Dukljanina was the son of King Sylvester Dukljanina.¹ King Tugemir Dukljanina succeeded his father to the kingdom.²

     Teodora Kosara Kometopoulos was born circa 982?. She was the daughter of Samuil, Tsar of Bulgaria.¹ Teodora Kosara Kometopoulos married knez Duklje Jovan Vladimir Dukljanina, son of King Petrislav Dukljanina.¹

     Hope Lippincott was born on 18 January 1725.¹ She was the daughter of Freedom Lippincott of Evesham and Elizabeth Wills.¹ Hope Lippincott married Henry Jones on 23 August 1760 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.¹ Hope Lippincott married Henry Jones on 22 October 1761 at Chester Monthly Meeting, Burlington County, New Jersey.¹

     Sarah Jones was born on 10 March 1762 at Trenton, New Jersey.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Jones and Hope Lippincott.¹ Sarah Jones married Joshua Ballinger on 9 February 1784 at Burlington County, New Jersey.¹ Sarah Jones left a will on 17 November 1817.¹ Her estate was probated on 27 June 1818 at Champaign County, Ohio.¹

     Joshua Ballinger was born on 20 October 1762 at Evesham, Burlington County, New Jersey.¹ He married Sarah Jones, daughter of Henry Jones and Hope Lippincott, on 9 February 1784 at Burlington County, New Jersey.¹ His estate was probated on 25 January 1814 at Champaign County, Ohio.¹

     William de Barry married Angareta fitz Gerald, daughter of Gerald fitz Walter, Constable of Pembroke Castle and Nesta verch Rhys o Deheubarth.¹

     Thomas Makepeace married Elizabeth Hawkredd circa 1641; Her 3rd (widow).¹

     Eirene Doukaina was the daughter of Despot of Epirus, Emperor of Thessalonica Theodore Doukas.¹ Eirene Doukaina married Tsar of Bulgaria Ivan Asên I Belgun, son of N. N. Belgun.¹

     Jelena Nemanjic was born circa 1272?. She was the daughter of Kral Srpska Stefan II Dragutin Nemanjic and Katalina, Hercegnõ Magyarország.¹ Jelena Nemanjic married Ban Stjepan Kotromanic.¹

     Ban Stjepan Kotromanic was born circa 1265?. He married Jelena Nemanjic, daughter of Kral Srpska Stefan II Dragutin Nemanjic and Katalina, Hercegnõ Magyarország.¹ Ban at Bosnia, Balkan Peninsula, between 1290 and 1310.¹