| [[File:Senmurv.svg|border|24px]] [[Сасанидсем]] || [[File:Derafsh Kaviani flag of the late Sassanid Empire.svg|border|24px]] [[Эраншахр]] || 226—651
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| [[File:Bagrotouni.jpgsvg|border|24px]] [[Багратидсем]] || [[File:Bagratuni flag.svg|border|24px]] [[Ани патшалăхĕ|Эрмени]]<ref name="Британника">{{Из|энциклопедии [[Энциклопедия Британника|Британника]]|http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/35178/Armenia/44270/The-Mamikonians-and-Bagratids|пуçелĕк=Armenia}}{{oq|en|The election by the nobles of Smbat’s son Ashot I (the Great), who had been accepted as "prince of princes" by the Arabs in 862, to be king of Armenia in 885 was recognized by both caliph and emperor. Throughout the 10th century, art and literature flourished. Ashot III (the Merciful; 952—977) transferred his capital to Ani and began to make it into one of the architectural gems of the Middle Ages.''<br>''The Bagratids of Ani—who bore the title shāhanshāh ("king of kings"), first conferred upon Ashot II (the Iron) by the caliph in 922—were not the sole rulers of Armenia. In 908 the Artsruni principate of Vaspurakan became a kingdom recognized by the caliph; in 961 Mushegh, the brother of Ashot III, founded the Bagratid kingdom of Kars; and in 970 the prince of Eastern Siuniq declared himself a king.}}</ref> || 921—1045
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| [[File:Bagrationi dynasty Coat of Arms.png|border|24px]] [[Багратионсем]]
