- The
Proshyan dynasty, also
Khaghbakians or Xaghbakian-Proshians (Armenian: Խաղբակյանք/Պռոշյանք), was a
family of the
Armenian nobility,
named after its...
- 40°14′53″N 44°24′54″E / 40.24806°N 44.41500°E / 40.24806; 44.41500
Proshyan (Armenian: Պռոշյան), is a
major village in the
Kotayk Province of Armenia...
- in the snow
Cupola on arches.
Proshyan chapel (1283).
Cupola on arches.
Proshyan chapel (1283).
Entrance to the
Proshyan chapel (1283).
Muqarna Vault of...
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Proshyan Brandy Factory (Armenian: Պռոշյանի կոնյակի գործարան), is one of the
oldest producers of
alcoholic drinks in Armenia,
located in Yerevan, on the...
- Prince, v****al of the ****ian
princes of Armenia, and
founder of the
Proshyan dynasty, a
family of
Armenian nobility. He was a lord of the Khaghabakian...
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Tbilisi Nersisyan School Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Perch Proshyan. Прошян Перч in the
Great Soviet Encyclopedia, 1969–1978 (in Russian) Ողջունում...
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became the
commissar for war,
Pavel Dybenko,
commissar for the fleet.
Proshyan, Samoisky,
Steinberg were also
specified as people's
commissars as well...
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collection of
philosophical poems. He was the
founding director of the
Perch Proshyan House-Museum in Ashtarak. "The
Games of Summer",
poems (1923), "Poet's...
- Charentsavan: 226 Eghvard: 224 Nor Hachn: 224 Nor Geghi: 224 Zovuni: 224 52
Proshyan: 224 53 Argel: 224 54 Mayakovski: 222 90 Balahovit: 222 91 Kamaris: 222...
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hospital under a
false name (to
avoid arrest); but all
attempts to save
Proshyan's life were unsuccessful, he died on
December 16, 1918, and was
buried at...
