Yazdgard Ier

Yazdgard I Ulathim (the fisherman) (etymology: " fact by Dieu" Izdigerdes )

Reign of 399 with 420. Persian king Sassanide of . Wire of Châhpûhr II, brother of Châhpûhr III and Vahram IV. It will have of his Jewish wife Soshandukht two children, Vahram V of Persia and Bahram II of Arménie. Under its reign, the Chrétiens increased their influence in Persia and formed a semi-official church. Certain cities as Nisibis became entirely Christian, under the influence of the bishop Maruthas. Indeed, Yazdgard wished émanciper noble magi zoroastriens, tycoons and of their influence. The Romans appreciated it as much as Persians hated it. But when Abdas de Suse is lived assistant in old Maruthas, this one by the destruction of a temple of Zoroastre, ruined the credit of the Christians at Yazdgard. The king entered a violent anger when he saw his authority called into question by the Abdas bishop who refused to rebuild this temple. He decided to destroy all the churches of Persia what degenerated into persecutions during the four last years of its reign. In 413, the king of Arménie Vahranm Shapour died by leaving the throne to a ten year old child. Yazdgard then slackened called Chosroès which its predessessor had locked up in the fortress of Oblivion in order to place it on the throne of this country. But this last died shortly after and Yazdgard decided to then place its propore Shapour wire at the head of Arménie. When Shapour heard that his/her father had just been reached of a terminal illness into 419, it precipitated with Ctésiphon in order to claim the throne of Sassanides. But the conflict which followed between him and his/her Vahram brother turned to the advantage of the last. Winner, it taken the name of Vahram V. When in Yazdgard Ier, he died assassinated shortly after in the Khorasan by the noble Persan ones.

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