The Kingdom of Armenia (or Greater Armenia) was an independent kingdom from 190 BC to AD 387 and a client state of the Roman and Persian empires until 428, stretching from the Caspian to the Mediterranean seas, from Great Caucasus mountains to Northern Messopatomia. During Artashes the First's reign Greater Armenia's area was 350000 km2, at Tigranes the Great's reign 3000000 km2. Lesser Armenia's area was 100000 km2, Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia's area was 50000 km2. Greek historians first mentioned the Armenians in the mid-fifth century B.C. It reached its greatest size and influence under King Tigran II, also known as Tigranes or Tigran the Great (r. 95-55 B.C.). During his reign, Armenia stretched from the Mediterranean Sea northeast to the Mtkvari River (Kura river). Tigran and his son, Artavazd II, made Armenia a center of Hellenic culture during their reigns. Greater Armenia had 15 provinces.

Capital: Artashat
Religion: Christian
Government: Absolute Monarchy

The Royal Family:

King of Armenia- Adviros Pyrrhus of Syracuse
Queen of Armenia-
Crown Prince-

Royal Council-

Prime Minister-
Minister of War-
Minister of Defence-
Minister of Foreign-Affairs-
Minister of Internal-Affairs-
Roman Dignitary-

Armenian Nobles:

Lord of Artashat-
Lord of Edessa-
Lord of Damascus-
Lord of Samosata-
Lord of Mazaka-
Lord of Tarsos-
Lord of Arbela-
Lord of Ganzak-
Lord of Kabalaka-
Lord of Mtskheta-
Lord of Tigranakert-
Lord of Karkathiokerta-

The Armenian Army:

Lord General of the Army-
Commander-
Commander-

The Armenian Navy:

Grand Admiral of the Navy-
Admiral-
Admiral-

Protectorate of the S.P.Q.R.
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