- The
Agulis m****acre (Armenian: Ագուլիսի ջարդեր) was a m****acre of the
Armenian po****tion of
Agulis (modern-day Yuxarı Əylis) by
Azerbaijani state authorities...
-
refer to: Aşağı Əylis (Nerkin
Agulis,
Lower Agulis),
Azerbaijan Yuxarı Əylis (Verin
Agulis,
Upper Agulis),
Azerbaijan Agulis (historical) This disambiguation...
- also many
Armenian families in
Agulis and
Siunik were
involved in the
Italian trade. As a
strategic fortress town,
Agulis pla**** a
vital role in the defense...
-
Shemavon (Simon) of
Agulis or
Shemavon Aguletsi was an
Iranian official of
Armenian origin, who
served during the
reign of King (Shah)
Suleiman I (r. 1666-1694)...
- Julfa.[citation needed]
Agulis (historical)
Languages of the
Caucasus Vaux, Bert (2007). Zok: The
Armenian dialect of
Agulis. p. 2. "A Do****entation of...
-
Armenian dialect of
Agulis (PDF). In
between Paris and Fresno:
Armenian studies in
honor of ****ran Kouymjian. pp. 283–301. city of
Agulis,
located in southeastern...
- ****ia
Aguletsi (1630 – 1691) or ****ia of
Agulis was an
Armenian merchant born in
Agulis located in
present day
Nakhchivan who
gained recognition for...
-
Armenian dialect of
Agulis. In
between Paris and Fresno:
Armenian studies in
honor of ****ran Kouymjian. pp. 283–301. city of
Agulis,
located in southeastern...
- the
village of
Verin Agulis in Nakhichevan, to the
Harutyunyan family; the last
Armenians living in
Agulis after the 1919
Agulis m****acre
committed by...
- in the mid-1700s and was
divided into five
districts (mahals): Ordubad,
Agulis, Dasht, Belev, and Chananab. In 1752, it was
attacked and
subjected by Azat...
