Wadfradad I
Coin of Wadfradad I, Persepolis mint
Frataraka of Persis
Reign	146 – 138 BC (?)
Predecessor	Baydad
Successor	Wadfradad II

Died	138 BC (?)
Religion	Zoroastrianism

Wadfradad I (also spelled Autophradates I) was a dynast (frataraka) of Persis in the late 2nd-century BC, ruling from 146 to 138 BC. He was succeeded by Wadfradad II.^[1]

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Wadfradad I Preceded byBaydad Frataraka of Persis 146–138 BC (?) Succeeded byWadfradad II

v t e Fratarakas of Persis (3rd-century–1st-century BC)
Ardakhshir I (after 220–c. 205 BC) Wahbarz (c. 205–164 BC) Baydad (164–146 BC) Wadfradad I (146–138 BC) Wadfradad II (after 138 BC–after 132 BC)