Kars – History of the Armenian City
History of Kars – Medieval Capital of Armenia The city of Kars is located about 50km to the north-west of the ruins of Ani. As
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.
History of Kars – Medieval Capital of Armenia The city of Kars is located about 50km to the north-west of the ruins of Ani. As
JAVAKHK DURING THE ANCIENT PERIOD AND IN THE MIDDLE AGES Gugark (Գուգարք) – was the thirteenth of the fifteen provinces of Metz Hayk (Armenia Maior) Kingdom of
The First President of the Republic of Armenia Levon Ter-Petrosyan born on January 9, 1945, in Aleppo. Immigrated to Armenia in 1946. In 1968, Levon
There are varying figures regarding the number of Armenians who served in the Soviet Armed Forces during World War II. The most commonly cited estimate
The Bagratid Kingdom of Armenia during the 9th-11th centuries Bagratid (Bagratuni) Dynasty Tradition Armenian chroniclers, almost all of them clerics, have labored to connect the
About Mohammed and Rise of the Caliphate Since the earliest ages, numerous and varied tribes had been scattered over the vast area of the Arabian
By the late 1880’s there approximately 2.500.000 Armenian people living in the Ottoman Empire. Since World War I, the number of Armenians in Turkey has
History of The First Republic of Armenia 1918-1920, officially known as the Republic of Armenia The Transcaucasian Federation Disintegrates Despite this (Sardarabad’s) most significant
Since the middle 1920s special sabotage groups of Dashnaks, Mensheviks and Musavatists periodically under took attempts of passing the state frontier of the USSR from
Historical, demographic and political, maps of Samtskhe-Javakhk
The Symbol of Armenian sovereignty. The emblem is placed on rectangle shield and that placed below is on semi-rounded shield. On the above edge on
The Eastern Crisis In the summer of 1875 the Christian peasantry of Bosnia and Herzegovina rose in revolt against their Muslim landlords. The revolt dragged