- 41°01′N 44°36′E / 41.017°N 44.600°E / 41.017; 44.600
Ardvi (Armenian: Արդվի) is a
village in the Lori
Province of Armenia. "Lori (Armenia):
Towns and...
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names which originally belonged to two
individual deities,
Ardvi Sura and Anahiti.
Ardvi Sura is the
Iranian name for the
heavenly river goddess who...
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including the
Sanahin Monastery, the
Haghpat Monastery, the St. John
church at
Ardvi, and the
Akhtala Monastery. All are
medieval churches in the
northern province...
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thousand sheep, a
thousand cattle and a
hundred stallions were
dedicated to
Ardvi Sura Anahita.
Similar to the
above rituals is the Gr**** trittoíai, the oldest...
- In the Aban Yasht, the
river yazata is
described as "the
great spring Ardvi Sura
Anahita is the life-increasing, the herd-increasing, the fold-increasing...
- Muni****lity
Dzyunashogh Metsavan Mikhayelovka Paghaghbyur Odzun Muni****lity Amoj
Ardvi Arevatsag Aygehat Hagvi Karmir Aghek Mghart Odzun Tsater Pambak Muni****lity...
- century,
Hnevank Monastery, 7th–12th centuries, Surp
Hovhannes Monastery of
Ardvi, 8th–13th centuries,
Sanahin Monastery of the 10th century,
Haghpat Monastery...
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Monastery of the 7th
century near
Odzun village, Surp
Hovhannes Monastery of
Ardvi, 8th-13th centuries,
Kaytson Castle of the 10th
century located near the...
- Muni****lity
Dzyunashogh Metsavan Mikhayelovka Paghaghbyur Odzun Muni****lity Amoj
Ardvi Arevatsag Aygehat Hagvi Karmir Aghek Mghart Odzun Tsater Pambak Muni****lity...
- Muni****lity
Dzyunashogh Metsavan Mikhayelovka Paghaghbyur Odzun Muni****lity Amoj
Ardvi Arevatsag Aygehat Hagvi Karmir Aghek Mghart Odzun Tsater Pambak Muni****lity...
