Farnabazu II (Greek:Pharnabazus) coinage, Achaemenid prince, general and politician of the Achaemenid Empire and the Satrap of Hellespont Phrygia, in office from 413 to 374 BC.
He was part of the Pharnacid Persian dynasty, who ruled the satrapy of Hellespont Phrygia. Unfortunately, After the conquests of Alexander III of Macedon, several women of the Pharnacid family, all daughters of Artabazos II, were forced to marry Alexandrine commanders.
Thus they mixed race of Persian nobles with their Macedonian race, and it became a reason for the annihilation of the Achaemenids at the hands of barefoot Macedonians.

Painted head of a terracotta sculpture detailed a Saka (Greek: Scythian) warrior, 1st BC.
Found in Khalchayan, ancient Bactria.
Photo by Vladimir Terebenin

Shah Ismail of Safavid dynasty, splitting an Ottoman Turk in half, during the Chaldiran battle.
By Persian miniaturist, Moein Mosavver (1610s–1693) from the 1679.
Reza Abassi Museum, Tehran

Young Mithradates, fighting a wild snake. Francesco Bertolini, 19th century, Private collection.
Depicted him removing the venom from the mouth of a poisonous snake to protect his body by gradually consuming small, non-lethal doses of poison (the practice of Mithridatism).

Golestan Palace, Tehran.
By Sadegh Miri

Ancient Achaemenid costume, from the 500 BC.
By Eugene Lacoste

Judaea, Samaria, 4th cent. BC. Persian king seated, smelling flower and holding scepter.

Princess sitting in a garden, miniature ,Safavid Dynasty (17th century). Part of Chehel Sotun (one of the Safavid royal palaces) decorations in Isphahan.

Plaster relief in the form of a pine branch from the Persepolis.
Sold at Christie's auction

Farnabazu (Greek:Pharnabazus) coinage, silver, with portrait of him in beards, wearing Phrygian cap and a bow tie which tightened it on his head.
He was an Achaemenid satrap and ancestor of the Iranian dynasty of Pontus, the Mithradatics.
He proved himself a successful commander against Greece and after 20 years as a satrap, in 393 BC he married Princess Apama, daughter of the great king Artaxerxes II.