List of Rulers
In inscriptions found at Hatra, several rulers are mentioned. Other rulers are sporadically mentioned by classical authors. They appear with two titles. The earlier rulers are called mrj´ (translation uncertain), the later ones mlk -king.
| Name | title | years attested | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Worod | mry´ | ||
| Ma’nu | mry´ | ||
| Elkud | mry´ | AD 155/156 | |
| Nashrihab | mrj´ | AD 128/29 - 137/38 | |
| Naṣru | mry´ | 128/29 - 176/77 | |
| Wolgash I | mry´ and mlk - King | ||
| Sanatruq I | mry´ and mlk - King | AD 176/177 | ruled together with Wolgash I |
| Wolgash (II?), son of Wolgash (I.) | |||
| Abdsamiya | mlk - King | AD 192/93 - 201/202 | Supported the Roman emperor Pescennius Niger |
| Sanatruq II | mlk - King | AD 207/08 - 229/230 |
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