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Rumkale (lit. 'Roman Castle'; Armenian: Հռոմկլա, romanized:
Hromgla) is a
ruined fortress on the Euphrates,
located in the
province of
Gaziantep and 50 km...
- This is a list of the
Armenian catholicoi of
Cilicia of the Holy See of
Cilicia (full name: the
Armenian Catholicosate of the
Great House of Cilicia, Armenian:...
- (Present aka
Island of Gölcük and
under the lake of Hazar), era, 1116–1149
Hromgla (now Halfeti) era, 1149–1293
Second Sis era, 1293-1930 (with the Catholicosate...
- The
Council of
Hromkla (or
Hromgla) (Armenian: Հռոմկլայի ժողով, romanized: Hṙomklayi žoġov) was a
council of the
Armenian Apostolic Church held in Hromkla...
- gold".
Several schools or
artistic centers can be distinguished,
including Hromgla, a
fortified monastery located on the
banks of the Euphrates, it was the...
- الكتب. p. 122.
Dadoyan 2013, p. 191. Stewart, A. D. (2006). Qal'at al-Rūm/
Hromgla/Rumkale and the
Mamluk Siege of 691ah/1292ce. In H. N.
Kennedy (Ed.), Muslim...
- 1169–1170
Predecessor Thoros II
Successor Mleh I Born c. 1165 Died 1170
Hromgla House Roupenians Father Thoros II
Mother An
unnamed daughter of Regent...
- Khalil's
forces continued on from there,
sacking the
Armenian city of
Hromgla,
which was
defended by Hethum's uncle, Raymond, but fell
after a siege...
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unnamed daughter of the ****ure
regent Thomas Roupen II of
Cilicia (c. 1165 –
Hromgla, 1170)[citation needed] Real-time
strategy video game Age of
Empires II:...
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besiege the
castle of Qal'at ar-Rum (Castle of the Romans) and was
known as
Hromgla in Armenian. Qal'at ar-Rum,
which was the seat of the
Patriarch of Armenia...
