Kings of Edessa/Osroene King Reign (BC) Consort(s) Comments Aryu 132–127 BC - Abdu, son of Maz'ur 127–120 BC - Fradasht, son of Gebar'u 120–115 BC - Bakru I, son of Fradasht 115–112 BC - Bakru II, son of Bakru 112–94 BC - Ruled alone Bakru II and Ma'nu I 94 BC - Ruled together Bakru II and Abgar I Piqa 94–92 BC - Ruled together Abgar I 92–68 BC - Ruled alone Abgar II, son of Abgar I 68–53 BC - Interregnum 53–52 BC - Ma'nu II 52–34 BC - Paqor 34–29 BC - Abgar III 29–26 BC - Abgar IV Sumaqa 26–23 BC - Ma'nu III Saflul 23–4 BC - Abgar V Ukkama, son of Ma'nu 4 BC–7 AD - 1st tenure Ma'nu IV, son of Ma'nu 7–13 AD - Abgar V Ukkama 13–50 AD - 2nd tenure Ma'nu V, son of Abgar 50–57 AD - Ma'nu VI, son of Abgar 57–71 AD - Abgar IV, son of Ma'nu 71–91 AD - Interregnum 91–109 AD - Abgar VII, son of Ezad 109–116 AD - Interregnum 116–118 AD - Yalur (Yalud) and Parthamaspates 118–122 AD - Ruled together Parthamaspates 122–123 AD - Ruled alone Ma'nu VII, son of Ezad 123–139 AD - Ma'nu VIII, son of Ma'nu 139–163 AD - First tenure Wa'el, son of Sahru 163–165 AD - Installed by the Parthians Ma'nu VIII, son of Ma'nu 165–177 AD - Second tenure Abgar VIII the Great, son of Ma'nu 177–212 AD - Abgar IX Severus, son of Abgar 212–214 AD - Deposed by the Romans; Osroene incorporated as a Roman province (colonia)[4][3] Ma'nu IX, son of Abgar, son of Ma'nu 214–240 AD - Ruled only in name Abgar X Frahad, son of Ma'nu 240–242 AD - Ruled only in name