
Brief Sassanian king installed by nobles.
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Jamasp was installed as king of the Sasanian Empire by the nobility after they deposed his brother Kavad I. His reign was part of the internal power struggles following Kavad's attempts to centralize power and reduce noble influence.
Jamasp was overthrown when Kavad I returned from exile with Hephthalite military support. Jamasp abdicated peacefully to avoid civil war, and Kavad was restored to the throne, ending Jamasp's brief reign of about two years.
Jamasp chose to abdicate rather than fight his brother Kavad I for the throne. This decision prevented a civil war and allowed Kavad to resume his reforms, though Jamasp's own reign left little lasting impact.
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