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Haig, the patriarch of the Armenian nation, was succeeded by his son Armenag. Armenag was succeeded by Aramais.…

The grave of Apostle Matthew is in the Armenian monastery of Issyk-Kul Lake in Kyrgyzstan, says Russian archeologist…

The final arbiter/diplomat in Ethiopia between Menelik II and Atse Yohannes of Tigray when the pair was contesting…

The Armenian vort, meaning “worm” in English is “orm” in Danish. Vort is connected to other words such…

Armenians were pioneers of astronomy as testified by Karahunge, the first ever observatory where Armenians measure with amazing…

Ar god (Sun) was the main god of ancient Armenians. The word is the root of the Egyptian…

Of all the neighboring countries to Armenia Iran has had the biggest impact on Armenian culture. However, the…

“In Armenia the book was treated with the same respect as icons and relics were elsewhere,” says W.C.…

Historians trace the migration of Armenians to Egypt to antiquity, with a notable increase under Byzantine rule. The…

Traces of Armenian influence are seen in a number of Swedish literary works and research documents, especially in…

Gypsy clans settled in Armenia starting in the 14th century. While some continued on to Europe, many stayed.…

Khosrovidukht was a Armenian composer and poet whose origins are a mystery. Some scholars believe she was the…

Air Marshall S.A. Khudiakov, an adviser to Joseph Stalin at the Yalta Conference, is featured in many photos…

Linguist Robert Ellis (“The Armenian Origin of the Etruscans”) lists numerous words which are almost identical in Armenian…

More than a decade earlier, after the battle of Mount Tabor in Palestine, Napoleon played host to an…

During his stay in Moscow Napoleon met representatives of the famous Lazarev (Lazarian) clan and promised to make…

The first woman physician in Ottoman Turkey was Dr. Zaruhi Kavalcayan. She received her education at the University…