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Roupen II

Roupen II
Titre
Prince des Montagnes
Prédécesseur Thoros II
Successeur Mleh
Biographie
Dynastie Roupénides
Date de décès
Père Thoros II
Liste des souverains arméniens de Cilicie

Roupen II (en arménien Ռուբեն Բ ; † 1170) est un prince des Montagnes roupénide ayant régné de 1169 à 1170. Il est fils de Thoros II, lui-même prince des Montagnes, et de sa seconde épouse.

Il succède à son père en 1169, sous la régence de Thomas, son grand-père maternel. Mais un de ses oncles, Mleh, désirant le pouvoir, s'allie à Nur ad-Din et fait assassiner le jeune prince et le régent.

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