- tradition.
Biainili/Biaini: The
Urartian kings,
starting during the co-reign of
Ishpuini and his son, Menua,
referred to
their kingdom as
Biainili, or "those...
- ISBNÂ 978-0-367-88600-4. p. 228: "The
vernacular of the
Great Kingdom of
Biainili was
quite certainly Armenian. The
Armenian language was
obviously the region's...
- Mythology". In Grekyan, Y; Badalyan, M.; Tiratsyan, N.; Petrosyan, A (eds.).
Biainili-Urartu: Gods, Temples,
Cults (in Armenian). Yerevan:
Yerevan Institute...
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BIAINILI-URARTU_GODS_TEMPLES_CULTS
Yervand Grekyan. "Urartian
State Mythology"....
- ""The
Urartians themselves, or Alarodians,
called their country and
state Biainili, from
which comes the
modern name of Lake Van, in the
basin of
which the...
- BC
capital of Urartu,
later becoming known as Van
which is
derived from
Biainili, the
native name of Urartu. The
ancient ruins are
located just west of...
-
built this
mighty stronghold and
proclaimed it
Erebuni for the
glory of
Biainili [Urartu] and to
instill fear
among the king's enemies.
Argishti says, "The...
-
spoken by the
inhabitants of the
ancient kingdom of
Urartu (Biaini or
Biainili in Urartian),
which was
centered on the
region around Lake Van and had...
-
Kingdom of Urartu, also
known as the
Kingdom of Van or
Ararat and
called Biainili in the
Urartian language used by its rulers. The
kingdom competed with...
- Routledge. 2017. p. 228.|quote="The
vernacular of the
Great Kingdom of
Biainili was
quite certainly Armenian. The
Armenian language was
obviously the region's...
