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Armenian kings and dynasties
Armenian Highlands and Cilicia9th century BCE–1375 CE

Armenian kings and dynasties

The rulers and turning points of Armenian statehood

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Kingdom of Urartu
Armenian Highlands · Lake Vanc. 9th–early 6th century BCE

Kingdom of Urartu

Fortresses, canals and royal power in the Armenian Highlands

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Orontid dynasty
Armenian Highlands · Armavir · Yervandashatc. 6th–early 2nd century BCE

Orontid dynasty

Armenia between the Achaemenid empire and the Hellenistic world

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Artaxiad dynasty
Greater Armenia · Artashat · Tigranakert189 BCE–early 1st century CE

Artaxiad dynasty

From Artaxias the founder to the empire of Tigranes the Great

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Arsacid dynasty of Armenia
Greater Armenia · Vagharshapat · Dvin52–428 CE, with interruptions

Arsacid dynasty of Armenia

The Christian kingdom and the birth of Armenian letters

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Age of the nakharars
Armenia · Dvin · Taron428–884/885 CE

Age of the nakharars

Noble houses, faith and political continuity without a crown

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Bagratid Kingdom of Armenia
Armenia · Bagaran · Kars · Ani884/885–1045

Bagratid Kingdom of Armenia

The restored crown and the flourishing cities of medieval Armenia

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Kingdom of Vaspurakan
Historical Vaspurakan · Lake Van908–1021/1022

Kingdom of Vaspurakan

The Artsruni court and the sculpted splendour of Aghtamar

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Kingdom of Syunik
Historical Syunik · Kapan · Baghk987–1170

Kingdom of Syunik

Mountain strongholds and the endurance of southern Armenian kingship

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Kingdom of Lori
Tashir-Dzoraget · Lori · northern ArmeniaLate 10th–early 12th century

Kingdom of Lori

The Kyurikian crown among the fortresses and monasteries of the north

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Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia
Cilicia · Sis · Tarsus · Ayas1198–1375; principality from c. 1080

Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia

An Armenian crown on the Mediterranean crossroads

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Mesrop Mashtots
Taron · Vagharshapat · Oshakanc. 362–440

Mesrop Mashtots

The creator of Armenian letters and a pioneer of education in the mother tongue

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Tigran Khudaverdyan
Yerevan · MoscowBorn 1981

Tigran Khudaverdyan

Developing digital services and managing technology

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