-
Nakhchivan (Azerbaijani: Naxçıvan), also
transliterated as
Nakhichevan (Armenian: Նախիջևան, Russian: Нахичевань) may
refer to:
Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic...
- [citation needed] Nakhijevan, Nuhișvân,[self-published source] Nakhchawan,
Nakhitchevan, Nakhjavan, and Nakhdjevan.
Nakhchivan is
mentioned in Ptolemy's Geography...
- Ganzak, 132; Hin
Nakhitchevan, 55. The
villages around Shushy, 16o; Minken, 198. The
villages of Ganzak, 212. The
villages of
Nakhitchevan, 114
Wright 2003...
- Luigi. Fire and
Sword in the Caucasus. p. 65. the
khanates of
Erivan and
Nakhitchevan were
conquered in 1828—29
after a last war with Persia ; "Paradox of...
- Italian. Rosy
Armen was born to
Kourchoud Hohannessian from Dzhagry,
Nakhitchevan and to
Nvart Alozian from a
suburb of Ankara. The
Armenian couple had...
- 150; 36.550). The
vessel lies at a
depth of 9.3
metres (30 ft 6 in).
Nakhitchevan Russia The
cargo ship,
carrying 2,365
tonnes (2,328 long tons; 2,607...
-
Retrieved March 31, 2016. "Significant Earthquake: ARMENIA: ZANGEZUR,
NAKHITCHEVAN".
National Geophysical Data Center.
April 27, 1931.
Retrieved March 31...
- Azerbaijan, to "liberate"
historical Armenian provinces of
Gandzak and
Nakhitchevan,
presently within the
territorial areas of Azerbaijan. In
internal affairs...
