- Haji
Muhammed Behadur envoy to czar in 1714, E.
Yadiger (d. 1714), F.
Arank, a Karakalpak,
father of Shir Gazi.
Khudaydad (1685–1687) ru: 1686–1689...
- of
Kusti and
Parnes were
included in the prin****lity of Parisos. Mets
Arank Also
known as Metsirank. It
occupies the
upper basin of
Khachen river, from...
-
agrarian society.
Homeworld of the
humanoid Aranks, who are
physically indistinguishable from humans. The
Aranks possess highly advanced technology, second...
- (gavars,
variations on
spelling exist): Myus
Haband Vaykunik Berdadzor Mets
Arank Mets
Kvenk Harchlank Mukhank Piank Parzkank Sisakan Vostan or Sisakan-i-Kotak...
- Haband, as
opposed to
Haband of Siunik),
Vaykunik (Zar), Berdadzor, Mets
Arank, Mets Kvenk, Harjlank, Mukhank, Piank,
Parsakank (Parzvank), Kusti, Parnes...
-
leading Greater Arran bishopric (Old Armenian: Մեծ Առանք, romanized: Mec
Aṙankʿ).
While Kaghankatvatsi describes his
tenure as 44
years starting from establishment...
- Proto-South
Dravidian reconstruction Meaning Old Indo-Aryan *
arank stage, platform,
veranda ranga *arac-an king rājan *argaḷ bar,
cross bar
argala *āṇi...
-
bishop of
Greater Arran bishopric (Old Armenian: Մեծ Առանք, romanized: Mec
Aṙankʿ),
succeeding previous Miaphysite bishop Yovēl. He also
dismissed Israel...
- 14th
century the
monastery became the
deaconry of the
district of Mets
Arank (genitive: Metsaranits). The
complex is
named after Jacob of Nisibis. There...
