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Overview of and topical guide to the Russian Civil War
soldiers under Ivan Semesenko killed at least 1,500 Jews at Proskurov in about three and a half hours; other estimates give up to 1,700. Agulis massacre (24–25
Outline of the Russian Civil War
Outline_of_the_Russian_Civil_War
Mother church of Armenia built in the 4th century
Russo-Persian War (1826–1828), Etchmiadzin was captured by the Russian General Ivan Paskevich's troops without fight and was formally annexed by Russia, with
Etchmiadzin_Cathedral
Armenian military commander
control. Davit Bek then campaigned against the Ottomans at Ordubad and Agulis. The circumstances of Davit Bek's death in 1728 are uncertain. Some scholars
Davit_Bek
1919 peace agreement
permanent part of Soviet Armenia." Present-day Tbilisi. See particularly the Agulis massacre. The agreement served more as a statement of shared goals and mutual
Agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan respecting the District of Zanghezour
Agreement_between_Armenia_and_Azerbaijan_respecting_the_District_of_Zanghezour
Armenian revolutionary (1859–1905)
martyr. Christapor Mikaelian was born in 1859, in the Armenian village of Agulis, in Nakhichevan. His parents died while he was aged 10. In 1870, he enrolled
Christapor_Mikaelian
Armenian monastery in Turkey
Turkish Republic. Brussels: Forum of Armenian Associations of Europe, p. 40. Ivan Foletti and Stefano Riccioni, "Inventing, Transforming and Discovering Southern
Khtzkonk_Monastery
Landlocked exclave of Azerbaijan
2011. In some cases, such as the Saint Thomas Monastery in Yukhari Aylis (Agulis), mosques or other civic buildings were built on the site of the destroyed
Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic
Nakhchivan_Autonomous_Republic
Armenian Apostolic cathedral in Lviv, Ukraine
St. Gregory, St. John, St. Paul and Peter, Zoravor) Azerbaijan (List) Agulis (St. Thomas) Amaras Aprakunis Baku (St. Gregory, St. Mary, St. Thaddeus)
Armenian_Cathedral_of_Lviv
Armenian linguist (1876–1953)
publications on the dialects of Nor Nakhichevan (1925), Maragha (1926–30), Agulis (1935), Nor Jugha (1940), Constantinople (1941), Hamshen (1940), Van (1952)
Hrachia_Acharian
Armenian quarter of Isfahan, Iran
to Imperial Russia after Nader Shah's death in 1747. One of its members, Ivan Lazarevich Lazarev, became a court banker to Catherine the Great and was
New_Julfa
Armenian church building in India
St. Gregory, St. John, St. Paul and Peter, Zoravor) Azerbaijan (List) Agulis (St. Thomas) Amaras Aprakunis Baku (St. Gregory, St. Mary, St. Thaddeus)
Armenian_Church,_Chennai
Upper Aza, though Khachaturian himself was born in Tbilisi. The town of Agulis, which has been historically inhabited by Armenians, and its cathedral were
Armenian cultural heritage in Azerbaijan
Armenian_cultural_heritage_in_Azerbaijan
City in Azerbaijan
named Holy Savior Cathedral), Aguletsos Holy Mother of God Church (after Agulis), Meghretsots Holy Mother of God Church (after Meghri), and Gharabakhtsots
Shusha
Province of the Russian Empire from 1828 to 1840
and Karbi-Basar) of the 15 mahals of the Erivan Khanate, and just in 1 (Agulis/Akulis) of the 10 mahals of the Nakhichevan Khanate. Since the start of
Armenian_Oblast
Medieval monastery in Armenia
on the south wall, was built during the Avang reign (died in 1250) son of Ivan and nephew of the Amirspahsalar - (commander in chief of the army) Zaccaria
Geghard
Church building in Tbilisi, Georgia
following Russian generals of Armenian origin: Beybut Shelkovnikov (d. 1878) Ivan (Hovhannes) Lazarev (d. 1879) Arshak Ter-Gukasov (d. 1881) Mikhail Loris-Melikov
Saint George's Church, Tbilisi
Saint_George's_Church,_Tbilisi
Rebellion against the Ottoman Empire
occupied the trade route running along the south of Syunik, taking Ordubad, Agulis and Meghri and pushing into the interior of Syunik. They were supported
Armenian liberation struggle (1722–1730)
Armenian_liberation_struggle_(1722–1730)
Cultural heritage monument of Armenia
view of the hills from one of the windows of the fortress Tomb of Prince Ivan Aleksandrovich Melikov The main altar of the church and its murals Murals
Akhtala_Monastery
Church in Vagharshapat, Armenia
architecture." Maya Nersisyan, 1970: "the crown of Armenian architecture". Ivan Foletti, 2023: "the flagship monument of Armenian culture." "The proportions
Saint_Hripsime_Church
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