Partition of Armenia
Rome and Persia divide Greater Armenia
Around 387 Theodosius I and Shah Shapur III agreed to divide Armenia: the smaller western part went to Rome and the larger eastern part to the Sasanians. Arsacid kings ruled in the east until 428, when Persia abolished the kingdom.
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Meanwhile around the world (±25 years)
Europe
- 365 Crete earthquake and tsunami — 22 years earlier
- 378 Battle of Adrianople — 9 years earlier
- 395 Division of the Roman Empire — 8 years later
- 410 Sack of Rome by the Visigoths — 23 years later
Africa
- c. 397–400 Augustine's Confessions — 10 years later
Asia
- 383 Battle of the Fei River — 4 years earlier
Alive at the time
- Augustine of Hippo (aged 33)
- Hypatia (aged 27)
- Vasubandhu (aged 71)