Mani

Mani died in prison after enduring harsh treatment.

Bahram I ascended to the Sasanian throne.

Mani continued to preach and write, solidifying the doctrines of Manichaeism.

Mani's works were translated into various languages to facilitate wider dissemination.

Mani authored the Living Gospel, a central text of Manichaeism.

Mani gained favor with the Sasanian King Shapur I.

Mani enjoyed royal patronage under Shapur I, allowing his religion to spread.

At age 24, Mani had another revelation, leading him to form his own religion.

Mani publicly declared himself the 'Paraclete' promised in the New Testament.

At age 12, Mani claimed to receive a revelation from a divine twin.

Mani was born in Ecbatana, Parthian Empire.