4 ORDERS [OF CHRONOLOGY] ...in his days, Yusik and Daniel, and Sargis the General are martyred. 6. Lord Nersēs the Great and First. In his days, in the year 381, took place the holy Council of Constantinople against Macedonius; and in Armenia, the Council of Aštišat, 1st, and the Council of Vałaršapat, 2nd. 7. Lord Šahak of Manazkert. 8. Lord Zawēn. 9. Lord Aspurakēs. In his days, the land of Armenia is divided between the Greeks and the Persians. 10. Lord Sahak the Parthian, 1st. In his days, in the year 398, Saint John Chrysostom is enthroned as Patriarch in Constantinople. And in the year 406, Saint Mesrop discovers the letters of the Armenians; the beginning of translation takes place, and the Divinely-breathed Book [the Bible] is translated in Vałaršapat under the auspices of Vṙamšapuh the Aršakuni, King of Armenia. At this time, in the year 411, begins the Kingdom of Scotland; and in the year 414, the Kingdom of the Spaniards; in 419, the Kingdom of France. And a council takes place in Ephesus against Nestorius in the year 431; and in Armenia, a two-fold council in Vałaršapat, 3rd and 4th, and a two-fold council in Aštišat, 2nd and 3rd. 11. Lord Yovsēpʿ I, from the town of Hołocʿim. In his days, in the year 448, Eutyches the heretic is condemned by Flavian. And in Armenia, a two-fold council of Šahapiwan, 1st and 2nd; and the Council of Artašat; and the Council of Dvin, 1st. 12. Lord Melitē of Manazkert. In his days, the Łewondian [priests] are martyred by Yazdegerd. And the See of the Catholicosate is moved to the city of Dvin in the year 452, after remaining in Ēǰmiacin for 150 years. 13. Lord Movsēs I of Manazkert. In his days, the Armenian nakharars [princes], released from bonds, return from the land of the Persians to Armenia.