Creation year 3500 · overlaps Nisan years 1053–1054 · Working Gregorian conversion 424/423 BC · Sogdianus

Sogdianus claims the Persian throne

This short and unsettled succession is known chiefly through Ctesias. It is included as Persian historical context, not as a biblical event.

Historical chronology

Persian historical chronology

After Xerxes II, Sogdianus held the throne for six months and fifteen days during 423 BC.

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