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ARMENIAN HISTORY

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Armenian History

History

Explore the journey of Armenia from ancient civilizations to the modern republic, uncovering both celebrated and lesser-known aspects of Armenian heritage. This section delves into the historical evolution of the Armenian Highland, Western and Eastern Armenia, and the cultural pillars that shaped Armenian identity—including religion, monarchies, and principalities. Here, you’ll find the stories of Armenian kings and queens and the milestones that define Armenian history.

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Maps of Armenia

A comprehensive collection of Armenia’s geographical and political evolution over centuries, this section showcases maps from ancient, medieval, and modern eras. Highlights include the Kingdom of Urartu, Armenian realms through different periods, Tigran the Great’s empire, and Cilician Armenia, as well as the maps of the First, Second, and Third Republics. Each map offers a visual narrative of Armenia’s shifting borders and historical territories.

Famous Armenians in Armenian history

Famous Armenians

A tribute to the influential figures who have shaped Armenia’s legacy, this section celebrates renowned Armenian historians, politicians, artists, scientists, and cultural icons. Discover profiles of eminent personalities like Tigranes the Great, celebrated as “King of Kings,” and Charles Aznavour, the legendary French-Armenian singer, among many others. Their achievements reflect the resilience and richness of Armenian heritage.

Armenian Traditions

Uncover Armenia’s enduring cultural heritage through its time-honored traditions. From the celebration of the Armenian New Year and the sacred observance of Surb Zatik (Armenian Easter) to the lively Vardavar Water Festival, these customs highlight the essence of Armenian spirituality, joy, and communal ties. Each tradition embodies the values that continue to unite Armenians around the world.

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Scientific, analytical and public articles/papers about Armenian History, demography, population, international and internal relations of Armenia.

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Books about the Armenia, Armenians and History of Armenia.

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Armenian Mythology

Pantheon of Armenian pagan gods and goddess. Heroes and legends of Ancient Armenia.

Armenian Military History

Armenian Legion, Armenian Cavalry, Armenian Army, Historical Battles, Famous Armenian Generals.

Capitals of Armenia

Capitals of Armenia during the ancient, medieval and modern periods of Armenian History. In different historical periods they were the symbols of the power and greatness of Armenian sovereignty. Each of these cities in his historical period was the object of admiration in ancient and medieval world. Many foreigners amazed of the beauty and magnificence of Armenian capitals.

Armenian Church

Armenian Apostolic Church is one of the most ancient Christian institutions. Etchmiadzin Cathedral is the mother church of the Armenian Apostolic Church

Armenian Coins

Ancient and medieval Armenian Coins, Silver, Coper and Golden Coins, Banknotes, Money, Dram, Currency of Modern Armenia.

Armenian Diaspora

Due to the loss of Armenian statehood and numerous foreign invasions, Armenian communities have formed in different countries and regions. As a result of the Armenian Genocide (1915-1923), hundreds of thousands of survivors found refuge in various parts of the world, forming what is known today as the “Armenian Diaspora.” Today, The Armenian diaspora refers to the communities of Armenians outside Armenia

 

Armenian Kings

Kings and queens of Armenia, Armenian royal dynasties. List of Armenian monarchs

Karabakh (Artsakh)

Artsakh (Karabakh) was one of the 15 provinces of Metz Hayk (Armenia Maior, Great Armenia). It played a significant strategic role for the Armenian statehood throughout its history. Artsakh world (ashkhar-province) served as a shield for the central regions of Armenia from the raids of nomadic and barbarian tribes from the east.

Artsakh (Karabakh) is a part of historic Armenia. Read more about Republic of Artsakh or the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic.

Samtskhe-Javakhk

Historically Armenian region in the southern part of the Republic of Georgia

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Armenian Mythology

Pantheon of Armenian pagan gods and goddess. Heroes and legends of Ancient Armenia.

Armenian Military History

Armenian Legion, Armenian Cavalry, Armenian Army, Historical Battles, Famous Armenian Generals.

Capitals of Armenia

Capitals of Armenia during the ancient, medieval and modern periods of Armenian History. In different historical periods they were the symbols of the power and greatness of Armenian sovereignty. Each of these cities in his historical period was the object of admiration in ancient and medieval world. Many foreigners amazed of the beauty and magnificence of Armenian capitals.

Armenian Church

Armenian Apostolic Church is one of the most ancient Christian institutions. Etchmiadzin Cathedral is the mother church of the Armenian Apostolic Church

Armenian Coins

Ancient and medieval Armenian Coins, Silver, Coper and Golden Coins, Banknotes, Money, Dram, Currency of Modern Armenia.

Armenian Diaspora

Due to the loss of Armenian statehood and numerous foreign invasions, Armenian communities have formed in different countries and regions. As a result of the Armenian Genocide (1915-1923), hundreds of thousands of survivors found refuge in various parts of the world, forming what is known today as the “Armenian Diaspora.” Today, The Armenian diaspora refers to the communities of Armenians outside Armenia

Armenian Kings

Kings and queens of Armenia, Armenian royal dynasties. List of Armenian monarchs

Karabakh (Artsakh)

Artsakh (Karabakh) was one of the 15 provinces of Metz Hayk (Armenia Maior, Great Armenia). It played a significant strategic role for the Armenian statehood throughout its history. Artsakh world (ashkhar-province) served as a shield for the central regions of Armenia from the raids of nomadic and barbarian tribes from the east.

Artsakh (Karabakh) is a part of historic Armenia. Read more about Republic of Artsakh or the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic.

Samtskhe-Javakhk

Historically Armenian region in the southern part of the Republic of Georgia