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Gugark (Armenian: Գուգարք, Latin:
Gogarene, Gr****: Γογαρινή) was the 13th
province of the
ancient kingdom of Armenia. It now
comprises parts of northern...
- of Iran, and
whose two
other lines ruled Iberia (Chosroid Dynasty) and
Gogarene/Gugark. It is
uncertain how the
Mihranids became Arranshahs (princes of...
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family acquired the
crowns of
three Caucasian polities:
Iberia (Chosroids),
Gogarene and
Caucasian Albania/Gardman (Mihranids). The much
later Samanid dynasty...
- (Middle Persian: 𐭯𐭩𐭫𐭥𐭰, "the Victor") was king[citation needed] of
Gogarene and Gardman,
ruling from 330 to 361. He was the
founder of the Mihranid...
-
Vakhtang put to
death his most
influential v****al, Varsken,
vitaxa of
Gogarene, a
convert to
Zoroastrianism and a
champion of Iran's
influence in the...
- Medes; and the
country along the side of Mt.
Paryadres and
Chorsene and
Gogarene,
which last is on the far side of the
Cyrus River, from that of the Iberians;...
-
competed with
Adarnase for
hegemony in
Inner Iberia and with
Smbat in
Gogarene.
Adarnase captured Constantine and
turned him over to Smbat. But the latter...
- po****tion is 22,927 (2021).
Ardahan was
historically located in the
region of
Gogarene (Gugark),
which Strabo calls a part of the
Armenia that was
taken away...
-
surviving record about this
region is
attributed to Strabo, who
calls it
Gogarene (Gugark) and
mentions that it was a part of the
Kingdom of Armenia, taken...
-
Georgian religious writer and
priest from Tsurtavi, then the
major town of
Gogarene and the
Lower Iberia. A
personal priest of
Saint Shushanik and an eyewitness...
