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Armenian History from ancient times to modern days. Known and Unknown facts about the History of Armenia and Armenian People. Armenian Highland, Western and Eastern Armenia, Armenian culture, religion, kingdoms and principalities, kings and queens, unknown history.
Ancient, medieval and modern maps of Armenia and Its Neighbors. Maps of the Kingdom of Urartu, Ancient Armenian kingdoms, Armenian Empire of the Tigran the Great, Cilician Armenia, Medieval Armenian kingdoms, First, Second and Third Republics of Armenia.
Armenian People – Famous Armenians, historians, politicians, writers, artists, scientists, writers, authors and noble Armenians. On People – Biographies page read about the Tigranes (II) the Great – King of the Kings, Charles Aznavour – legendary French-Armenian singer and many others.
Armenian New Year Traditions, Armenian Easter – Surb Zatik, The Vardavar Water Festival
Scientific, analytical and public articles/papers about Armenian History, demography, population, international and internal relations of Armenia.
Books about the Armenia, Armenians and History of Armenia.
Armenian-History.com website is online since 2003
Our website features thousands of pages, photos, and images showcasing Armenian history and the Armenian people.
Over the past 20 years, we have welcomed millions of visitors who have explored our content, and we sincerely thank YOU for visiting our website.
We are currently in the process of updating and enhancing our website and its content. As a result, some pages might not load correctly or may display an outdated appearance or information.
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Armenian Legion, Armenian Cavalry, Armenian Army, Historical Battles, Famous Armenian Generals.
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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.
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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
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