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Ashkhen (Armenian: Աշխէն,
flourished second half of the 3rd
century &
first half of the 4th century) was the
Queen of
Armenia and a
member of the Arsacid...
- a
Persian attack. In 297,
Tiridates married an
Alanian princess called Ashkhen, by whom he had
three children: a son
called Khosrov III, a
daughter called...
- Churches,
Ashkhen and
Khosrovidukht donated their jewels for the
expenses for the church.
Towards the end of her life,
Khosrovidukht and
Ashkhen retired...
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Ashkhen Hovakimian (Agnes Joaquim) (b. 7
April 1854,
Singapore - d. 2 July 1899, Singapore) was a
Singaporean Armenian who bred Singapore's
first hybridised...
-
negotiations with Castro,
Mikoyan was
informed about the
death of his wife,
Ashkhen, in Moscow;
rather than
return there for the funeral,
Mikoyan opted to...
- co-ruler Zenobia,
daughter of
Mithridates of Armenia, and wife of
Rhadamistus Ashkhen, wife of
Tiridates III of
Armenia Pharantzem, wife of
Arsaces II (Arshak...
- son of a
Georgian father,
Shalva Okudzhava [ru], and an
Armenian mother,
Ashkhen Nalbandyan,
Bulat Okudzhava spoke and
wrote only in Russian. Okudzhava's...
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Portuguese and
Catalan version of
Joachim and may
refer to:
Agnes Joaquim (born
Ashkhen Hovakimian, 1854–1899),
Singaporean Armenian who bred Singapore's first...
- with 1700
seats and the
Chapels of
Saint Tiridates the King and of
Saint Ashkhen the
Queen (both with 150 seats).
These two
royal figures were the crucial...
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married Olga Matchkalyan, age 17. They had 10 children:
Musegh (1889–1938),
Ashkhen (1891–1968),
Nvard (1892–1957),
Artavazd (1894–1918),
Hamlik (1896–1937)...
