Indo-Parthian kingdom

The Indo-Parthian kingdom, also known as Pahlavas in the ancient Sanskrit texts, was a syncretic state founded by Gondophares I in the first century CE. At its zenith, Gondophares ruled an area which today covers parts of eastern Iran, parts of Afghanistan, most of Pakistan and parts of northwestern India.

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Which happened first?

• Indo-Parthian kingdom began 1 year before Three Kingdoms of Korea
• Indo-Parthian kingdom began 1 year before Baekje
• Indo-Parthian kingdom began 8 years after Principate
• Indo-Parthian kingdom began 8 years after Pax Romana
• Indo-Parthian kingdom began 14 years before Nativity of Jesus

Timeline

1. Pax Romana27 BC–AD 180
2. Principate27 BC–AD 284
3. Indo-Parthian kingdom (this page)19 BC–AD 226
4. Baekje18 BC–AD 660
5. Three Kingdoms of Korea18 BC–AD 660
6. Nativity of Jesuscirca 5 BC

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