This study is a direct continuation of the article “The Territorial Jurisdiction of the Armenian Patriarchs with Their Seat in Persian Armenia in the 5th-7th Centuries” published in the Haigazian Armenological Review (2018:38, p. 93-116).
Based on the numerous historical sources of the 6th-12th centuries in Grabar, Byz...
According to the "father of Muslim historiography", at-Tabari (838-923), in 22 A.H. (642/3), or to be more precise, in the summer of 643, Arab conquerors from Adarbaygan (Atropatene) invaded "Arminiyah", meaning three Christian principalities (Armenia, Iberia [K'art'li] and Albania [Atuank']) subject to the Byzantine E...
The acts and protocols of the church councils convened in the Greater Armenia and Albania (Aghvank) in the 5th-7th centuries were systemized by the Armenian catholics Yovhannes III Ojnec’i (717-728) in the “Kanonagirk Hayots” (Armenian Book of Canons). The official correspondence and messages by Armenian, Iberian and A...
The article refutes the revisionist approach proposed by Azerbaijani official historiography and in particular by the current Vice-president of the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences, Nalia Mamedali Gizi Velikhanli (born 1940). Dr. Velikhanli claims that the lands located North of the river valleys of the Lower Ar...
