18. Phraates, one of his first-born sons, attempted to take the Parthian throne from Artabanus II in 35. Seraspandes, one of his first-born sons, sent to Rome, where he remained till his death. Rhodaspes, one of his first-born sons, sent to Rome, where he remained till his death. Karen, the eponymous founder of the House of Karen, one of the Seven Great Houses of Iran. Unnamed daughter, who was the wife of a Dahae prince and mother of Artabanus II. Phraataces (Phraates V), Parthian King from 2 BC to 4 AD. References Bibliography Ancient works Cassius Dio, Roman History Plutarch, Parallel Lives Modern works . Further reading 1st-century BC births 2 BC deaths 1st-century BC Parthian monarchs People of the Roman–Parthian Wars Murdered Persian monarchs 1st-century BC murdered monarchs 1st-century BC Babylonian kings