Constantine II, Prince of Armenia 1100 – 1129

Biography

Constantine II was born on January 1, 1100, during a formative period in Armenian history. As a member of the Armenian nobility, he held the title of Prince and represented the aristocratic traditions of his people during the early twelfth century. Though the exact location of his birth remains unknown to history, his emergence as a noble figure reflected the continuing importance of princely families in Armenian society during this era.

His life was cut short when he died on February 24, 1129, at the age of twenty-nine. The circumstances of his death were tragic—Constantine II was poisoned, a fate that underscores the dangerous political intrigues that often surrounded medieval nobility. The location of his death, like that of his birth, has been lost to historical record. His final resting place was never documented, leaving few material traces of his brief but significant life.

Though details of Constantine II’s reign and accomplishments remain sparse in surviving historical accounts, his existence is preserved as part of the broader tapestry of Armenian noble lineage. He lived during a pivotal moment in Armenian history, and his premature death at such a young age represents one of many untold stories from this important period of the Armenian people’s past.