- 775,
leaving a void for the sole
largely intact family, the
Bagratunis, to fill. The
Bagratuni family had done its best to
improve its
relations with the...
- as the
Bagratunis gained in prominence, as the
Muslim governors favored the latter.
During the
collapse of
Umayyad rule in 748, the
Bagratuni ishkhan...
- the free dictionary.
Bagratuni may
refer to: Varaz-Tirots II
Bagratuni (c. 590 – 645),
presiding prince in 645
Smbat VI
Bagratuni (c. 670 – 726), presiding...
-
Grigor II, who were half-Mamikonians and half-
Bagratunis. Later, the
Tronite branch of the
Bagratunis and
Mamikonians became one family. Some of them...
- family,
aspet seems to have been a special, gentilitial,
title of the
Bagratunis, who
derived from it
their other, short-lived, name of Aspetuni. This...
- ****n
Komitas Bagratuni (Armenian: Արսեն Կոմիտաս Բագրատունի, also
spelled Pakraduni; 21
August 1790 – 24
December 1866) was an
Armenian poet, scholar...
-
Prince Yakov Gerasimovich Bagratuni (Armenian: Հակոբ Բագրատունի, Russian: Яков Герасимович Багратуни; 25
August 1879 – 23
December 1943) was a Russian...
- company's
president Robert Bagratuni, CFO
Evgenia Sedova, art
director Artyom Galeev, and
producer Oleg Gorodishenin.
Bagratuni and
Galeev have
known each...
- Arab rule was waning. The
Bagratunis, on the
other hand, were
consolidating their control over Armenia. In 885,
Ashot I
Bagratuni received recognition as...
-
Bagratid dynasty of Armenia, or
Bagratuni Bagratid dynasty of Georgia, or
Bagrationi Bagratid Kingdom (disambiguation)
Bagratuni (disambiguation) Bagration...
