Cilician Armenia
Cilician Armenia: The Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia (11th-14th Centuries) Roupen I Organizes a Revolt Many of the Armenian nobles who accompanied Gagik II to Constantinople
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.
Cilician Armenia: The Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia (11th-14th Centuries) Roupen I Organizes a Revolt Many of the Armenian nobles who accompanied Gagik II to Constantinople
Armenian boys recruited to fight for Islam – Armenian Janissaries (Yanichars) It was Sultan Murad (Murat) I (1359-1389) during the latter part of the Fourteenth
The Kingdom of Syunik (Սյունիքի թագավորություն), one of the medieval Armenian kingdoms, emerged in the southeastern region of historical Armenia. It became a significant political
The Kingdom of Vaspurakan (Վասպուրական) was one of the prominent Medieval Armenian kingdoms. This kingdom’s territory largely overlapped with the Vaspurakan province of Greater Armenia.
Origins and Identity of Hayasa Hayasa (Hayasa-Azzi), a mountainous kingdom near Lake Van, is mentioned in Hittite records dating back to the 14th century B.C.
Kingdom of Urartu, Van, Ararat Kingdom – 9th-6th Centuries B.C. A Redoubtable Foe One of the great chapters in the history of Armenia is the
Period of Legend The Armenians have their full share of legends regarding their origin; legends in which spirits, gods and superhuman heroes, the forces and
Retreat of the ten thousand Greek mercenary soldiers, ten thousand in number, who had been aiding the younger Cyrus of Persia against his brother Artaxerxes,
The centralized government of Darius III began to disintegrate in the fourth century B.C. The provincial satraps werestriving for independence, and the Greeks were looking with covetous
Author – Hayk Demoyan, Director of AGMI Museum Brief – electronic periodical of the Museum-Institute of the Armenian Genocide. The landmark decision made by the
Artashesian and Zarehian Kingdoms of Armenia Decline and fall of Seleucid Empire Possessions in India were lost to the Seleucid Empire in 305. Fifty years later
Artashesian Dynasty Artashes, founder of Armenian Independence The establishment of Roman supremacy in Asia Minor also brought about the independence of the two Armenian princes.