-
Patriarch Sahak of Armenia. He had two
younger brothers,
Hamazasp and
Hmayeak. He was
educated in
Vagharshapat at the
school founded by
Patriarch Sahak...
- grandfathers. The
paternal grandfather of
Basil is
named as
Maiactes (or
Hmayeak in Armenian). Basil's
paternal grandmother was not
named but was identified...
- to Ctesiphon.
Vahan was born
around 440 - 445. He was the
eldest son of
Hmayeak Mamikonian and Dzoyk, he had 3
younger siblings named Vard, Vasak, and...
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After the
defeat of the
Armenian rebels at Avarayr,
Hmayeak Mamikonian was
killed at Tao.
Hmayeak's sons,
Vahan Mamikonian, Vasak, Vard and Artaxias, were...
- Empire, sent an emb****y to
Theodosius in 450,
composed of his
brother Hmayeak Mamikonian,
along with Atom Gnuni,
Vardan Amatuni, and
Meruzhan Artsruni...
- (saint) 1.1.
Shushanik (+October 17, 475, Tsurtavi, Georgia) (saint) 2.
Hmayeak I (+June 02, 451, in Tayk, region, Armenia) 2.1.
Vahan 2.1.1. Vard 2.2...
-
Golden Dream" - duet / text by
Mihran Damadian) Սիրտս ("My Heart" / text by
Hmayeak Arekents) Աչքերդ ("Your Eyes" / text by Sibil) Սէր ("Love" / text by Zareh...
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Theodosios (died in 820). Died soon
after his castration. Anna, who
married Hmayeak, a
Mamikonian prince (died c. 797), by whom she had Konstantinos, an officer...
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Armenia from 505/510 to 509/514. Vard
Mamikonian was the
third son of
Hmayeak Mamikonian and
Dzoyk Artsruni. He had an
elder brother named Vahan I Mamikonian...
-
Baladouni on a
biography of an
Armenian poet of the
early twentieth century in
Hmayeak Shems: A Poet of Pure Spirit. Gery has
collaborated on translations, including...
