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Shirakan (Armenian: Նոր Շիրական),
Parskahayk (Armenian: Պարսկահայք) or Persarmenia, was the
seventh province of the
ancient kingdom of Armenia, situated...
- 200,000 slaves,
among them
thousands of
Armenians from the
districts of
Parskahayk, Syunik, and Artsakh.
Either to take
advantage of Jal****id
weakness or...
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Gagik prince and king of
Vaspurakan (904–908, 908–943)
Gurgen prince of
Parskahayk (904–925)
Grigor prince of
Syunik (859–913)
Sahak Vasak Ashot the Iron...
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historically part of the
Kingdom of
Armenia forming the
provinces of
Parskahayk and the
eastern part of Vaspurakan, they
killed about 80,000 Armenians...
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prince and king of
Vaspurakan (904–908) / (908–943)
Gurgen prince of
Parskahayk (904–925)
Grigor prince of
Syunik (855–859) (859–913)
Sahak Vasak Ashot...
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Armenian kingdom was made into a province; the
Armenian districts of
Parskahayk and
Paytakaran were
incorporated into the
province to its south, Adurbadagan...
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Dialects (Tayk'-Nor Shirakan)
Ardvin / Tayk' (in Artvin) Nor
Shirakan /
Parskahayk' (Persarmenia) Khoy (in Khoy) (still
spoken by part of the
Iranian Armenians)...
- (ruled by a bidaxsh, i.e. margrave), Paytakaran,
Korjayk (Corduene) and
Parskahayk were
incorporated into Iran.
Arshak III soon died,
which made the Romans...
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country was made a
Sasanian province in 428, the
Armenian districts of
Parskahayk and
Paytakaran were
incorporated into Adurbadagan. The
northern extent...
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Tokhtamysh Khan took tens of
thousands of
Armenians from Artsakh,
Syunik and
Parskahayk into captivity. The
Mongol rule also
intensified the
demographic changes...
