- as
Borchalo (ბორჩალო) in Georgian,
Borchalu (Բորչալու) in Armenian, and
Borchali (Azerbaijani: Borçalı) in Azerbaijani. The
Turkic locals were resettled...
-
Tatars (Azerbaijanis) of
Elisavetpol and Baku Governorate, and also the
Borchali uezd of
Tiflis Governorate. The
Caucasian Native Cavalry Division, better...
- The area po****ted by
ethnic Azerbaijanis today is
known as
historical Borchali (which in the form
Burjoglu was
originally the name of a
Turkic tribe that...
-
Armenia Derbent (Dərbənd) -
Derbentsky district,
Republic of
Dagestan Borchali (Borçalı) - part of the
Kvemo Kartli province of
Georgia Azerbaijan (toponym)...
- a part of the work "Koch". The
story is
about a
tiger that
appeared in
Borchali forests. Zülfü Fərəcli. "Azərbaycanda vaxtilə yaşamış nəhəng pişik – Turan...
- for the ****ure, a
sense of insecurity." Javakheti,
along with Lori and
Borchali, was
disputed by
Armenia and
Georgia from 1918 to 1920. A
brief armed conflict...
- Sighnaghi,
Borchali, Akhalkalaki, and Akhaltsikhe. Armenians, in turn, ****erted
claims over the
Erivan Governorate, the
southern part of the
Borchali Uyezd...
-
ethnic clashes between Svans and Azeris,
demands for
Azeri autonomy in
Borchali, and for the
expulsion of Svan
immigrants from Kvemo-Kartli. The antagonism...
- came to the aid of the khans. The army of
Shaki khan
captured Gazakh and
Borchali. In 1767, the
Western part of the
Shamakhi khanate was
annexed to the Shaki...
-
Ozurgeti (1990)
Kharagauli →
Orjonikidze →
Kharagauli (1990)
Sarvan →
Borchalı (1929) →
Marneuli (1947)
Senaki → Mikha-Tskhakaia (1935) →
Tskhakaia (1976)...
