Gregory the Illuminator was of "royal" blood, both his parents being nobles. His father was a famous prince, Anak the Parthian, who was a member of the Arsacid Dynasty of Armenia. Anak was charged with assassinating Khosrov II, one of the kings of the Arsacid dynasty and was put to death.
On the coming of his age, Gregory married a blue-blooded woman called Miriam, who was the daughter of an Armenian Prince in Cappadocia, hence passing "royal" blood to their offspring – just as expected.
Gregory the Illuminator was the first official head of the Armenian Apostolic Church. He converted Armenia to Christianity in 301. Armenia thus became the first nation to adopt Christianity as its official religion. [10]
Gregory the Illuminator and both his sons, Vrtanes and Aristaces, are worshiped as saints (blue-bloods who served the agenda of the "royal elite" as clerics). "Saints" Aristaces and Vrtanes inherited in sequence their father's position and further consolidated the strength and power of the Christian empire in the Caucasus Albania and Anatolia. [11]
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