Hethum I, King (Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia (Mongol Empire)) : All Data

Hethum I was the king of the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia from 1226 to 1270. During his reign, he faced several significant wars and conflicts. One of the most important wars was the Mongol invasion of Cilicia in 1243, which resulted in the Mongols capturing and sacking the capital city of Sis. Another notable conflict was the War of Saint Sabas in 1256, where Hethum I successfully defended his kingdom against the forces of the Principality of Antioch. These wars and revolts align with the ruler's reign from 1226 to 1270, showcasing Hethum I's resilience and strategic abilities in protecting his kingdom.

1. Lists and Timelines of Events that took place during the tenure of the Ruler

Hethum I, King(Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia (Mongol Empire)): Timeline of the wars the ruler was involved in

2. Maps Comparing Territorial Boundaries Before and After the Ruler´s Reign

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Hethum I, King (Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia (Mongol Empire)) : All Data

1. Lists and Timelines of Events that took place during the tenure of the Ruler

2. Maps Comparing Territorial Boundaries Before and After the Ruler´s Reign

3. Maps of Maximum Historical Extents

4. Monthly Summaries of Events

5. Time Series of Historical Population and Area

6. Time Series of Territorial Changes

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