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History of Armenia

Author: Smbat Minasyan
Published: December 1, 2011
Last Updated: October 25, 2024
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History of Armenia -Armenian History

Chronology of Armenian History – Timeline

Historical Periods

Ancient Armenia

Hayasa – One of the ancient Armenian Kingdoms

The Kingdom of Urartu

(legends) The Beginnings of Armenia

Armenia as Xenophon saw it

Alexander the Great and his Successors

Artashesian and Zarehian Kingdoms of Armenia

Artashesian dynasty

Tigran the Great – One of the Greatest Armenian Kings

Armenian legions in Roman army Unknown History from Smbat Minasyan

Armenian heavy cavalry (AYRUDZI) Unknown History from Smbat Minasyan

Middle Ages

Armenia in 4th century

Armenia in 5th century

Armenia during 5th-6th centuries

Armenia during 7th-8th centuries

Bagratid Armenia – The Bagratid Kingdom of Armenia

Kingdom of Vaspurakan

Kingdom of Syunik

Cilician Armenia 11th-14th centuries

An Armenian woman on the Islamic throne

Armenian boys recruited to fight for Islam – Janissaries (Yanichars)

Artsakh Meliqutyuns (principalities) and creation of Karabakh Khanate (Khanutyun) Armenian language

The Armenian heroes of the Hungarian war of independence in 1848-49ENGLISH / ARMENIAN

20th Century

San Stefano and its Aftermath

Pan-Osmanism, Pan-Islamism, pan-Turkizm and Armenia ARMENIAN Հայերեն

Armenian Genocide

First Armenian Parties (Armenakan, Hunchasks and Dashnaktsutiun)

The First Republic of Armenia 1918-1920

Situation of Sochi’s Armenians and Voluntary army (Dobrovolcheskaya armiya) (second half of 1918 – beginning of 1919) English, RUSSIAN, ARMENIAN

Armenian Kurdish Relations in the Era of Kurdish National Movements (1830-1930)

Armenia and Armenian People in the World War II

The Caucasians in SD and Abwher’s service

Battalion Zaytun of the German Army

Artsakh Chronicle (Chronology) – The list of the most important events (Karabakh war)

Armenian Military Emblem

History of Armenian Diaspora (Spyurq, Colonies)

Europe

Romania – Armenians in Romania

Asia

Egypt – Armenians in Egypt

Indonesia – Armenians in Indonesia

Iran – Armenians in Iran

Usa

Armenians in Florida

Armenian Kings, Armenian Mythology, Artsakh, Hayasa, History of Armenia - Ancient, Javakh, Karabakh, Medieval, Military, Nairi, Samtskhe-Javakhk, Tigran the Great

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