Mithridates VI o Pontus

Full name
	Mithridates VI Eupator Dionysius o Pontus

Mithridates VI
Mithridates VI
	Keeng o Keengs
	Mithridates VI frae the Musée du Louvre
Keeng o Pontus
Ring	120–63 BC
Predecessor	Mithridates V o Pontus
Successor	Pharnaces II o Pontus
Born	135 BC; Sinope, Kinrick o Pontus
Dee'd	63 BC (aged 71–72)
Buirial	either Sinope or Amaseia
Spouse	Laodice; Monime; Berenice o Chios; Stratonice o Pontus; Unnamed fift wife; Hypsicratea;
Issue	Mithridates o Colchis; Arcathius; Machares; Pharnaces II o Pontus; Cleopatra o Pontus; Drypetina; Athenais; Xiphares; (illeg.) Mithridates I o the Bosporus; (illeg.) Adobogiona the Younger; (illeg.) Ariarathes IX o Cappadocia; (illeg.) Orsabaris;
Full name
	Mithridates VI Eupator Dionysius o Pontus
Hoose	Mithridatic
Faither	Mithridates V o Pontus
Mither	Laodice VI

Mithridates VI or Mithradates VI (Greek: Μιθραδάτης, Μιθριδάτης,^[2] frae Auld Persie Miθradāta, "gift o Mithra") (135–63 BC), kent as Mithradates the Great (Megas) and Eupator Dionysius forby, wis king o Pontus an Armenie Minor in northren Anatolie frae aboot 120–63 BC.

References

↑ electricpulp.com. "PONTUS – Encyclopaedia Iranica".
↑ The spellin "Mithridates" wis the Roman Laitin version, but "Mithradates", the spellin uised in Greek inscriptions an Mithridates' awn cunyies, is regainin precedence, see e.g. Oxford Classical Dictionary, 3d ed.

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[1] tricpulp.com. "PONTUS – Encyclopaedia Iranica".

[2] The spellin "Mithridates" wis the Roman Laitin version, but "Mithradates", the spellin uised in Greek inscriptions an Mithridates' awn cunyies, is regainin precedence, see e.g. Oxford Classical Dictionary, 3d ed.

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