Ani (Armenia)
Ani (Armenia) Ani, Church of Saint Gregory and Citadel Ani, known to Romans as Abnicum, is a ruined capital of medieval Armenia, now situated in the Turkish province ...
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Talk:Ani (Armenia)
Talk:Ani (Armenia) I just reverted the removal of the ... blasts at a nearby stone quarry in Armenia, as well as" from the sentence about ... 2001. It never actually damaged any of Ani's ruins, just made the general landscape ... Isomorphic 01:31, 17 September 2005 (UTC) Ani is in Turkey so what the ...
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Ani
Ani Ani may refer to: Anis, birds in the genus Crotophaga of the cuckoo family Ani, a town and castle of medieval Armenia Ani, an Etruscan divinity ANI, or automatic ...
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Ani (city)   (translated from Russian)
Ani (city) Urban walls Of ani (photo 2001) Ani — ( arm. ???, lat. Abnicum), fortification in the ... of the contemporary Turtsii , the ancient capital Armenia. In the period of bloom the city ... 9'e — Ashot III makes To ani with the capital of Armenia. y0yashch - ...
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History of Armenia   (translated from German)
History of Armenia The actual History of Armenia that begins with the immigration indogermanischen Armenier ... Prehistory The name of the capital of Armenia, i.e. Yerewan, is since 2500 v. Chr. occupied. A predecessor realm of Armenia was the realm of Urartu. Around 850 ... of Urartu in the area today's Armenia with center around that Vansee - the ...
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Ani (Turkey)   (translated from German)
Ani (Turkey) Ani, Sink Gregorius church and citadel Ani for more than three centuries a left ... is Armenian Capital. Table of contents Geografie Ani lies in the Turkish-Armenian border area ... today the border between that Turkey and Armenia represents. Ani is about 42 Kilometer ...
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Ancient Armenia   (translated from Russian)
Ancient Armenia First references about the Armenians Already into ... Of khayyasa-Azzi it was Kumakha, late Ani-Komakh in high Armenia. In THE XIII century to n. 3 ... the third babylonian version is named Urartu . Armenia from its quite appearance on the historical ... obshchirnoye state, into composition of which entered Armenia. According to the unverified information son, ...
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Small Armenia   (translated from Russian)
Small Armenia Small Armenia  - - region in the upper reaches ... as the autonym of Armenian people. Small Armenia entered into the power Akhemenidov. With Aleksandre Macedonian small Armenia was under the rule of makedonyan; s ... independent reign with the capital in g. Ani-Kamakh. At the end II v. to n. 3. Small Armenia passed into the possessions pontiyskogo of ...
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History of Armenia
History of Armenia History of Armenia Armenian Kingdom Ottoman Rule Russian Empire First Republic Transcaucasian Federative SSR Armenian SSR Armenia edit Prehistory Archaeologists refer to the Shulaveri ... of the central Transcaucasus region, including modern Armenia, as the earliest known prehistoric culture in ... place of Noah's Ark. The name Armenia was given to the country by ...
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Geography of Armenia
Geography of Armenia Modern-day Armenia is a landlocked country in Asia Minor ... should be noted that, prior to 1915, Armenia encompassed the entire eastern half of today ... Armenian Genocide attempt of 1915 that modern Armenia had cause to be established. (See also: History of Armenia. The terrain is mostly mountainous, with ...
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