Hormizd IV

Hormizd IV was a Persian king of the Sasanian Empire who reigned from 579 to 590 AD. Known for his attempts to reform the military and improve government administration, he faced significant challenges, including external threats from the Byzantine Empire and internal strife. Hormizd IV's reign is marked by a mix of military successes and struggles. He is often remembered for his efforts to maintain the empire’s stability. His rule ended when he was overthrown by his son, Khosrow II, leading to a period of further conflict and transformation in the Sasanian Empire.