Zakare IV Zakarian

Zakare IV Zakarian was the Zakarid prince who ruled Ani from 1320 to 1333 under Il-Khanid suzerainty. He was the son of Shahnshah II and his wife Kuandze, and held the Georgian rank of amirspasalar.

In 1320 he and his widowed mother set up an inscription at Ani's Church of the Holy Apostles, waiving the counting of cows and donkeys and the entry permits on their estate for his dead father's salvation.