Definition of Karnetsi. Meaning of Karnetsi. Synonyms of Karnetsi

- Ghukas Karnetsi (Armenian: Ղուկաս Կարնեցի, lit. 'Luke of Karin/Erzurum'; 1722 – 28 December 1799) was Catholicos of All Armenians (head of the Armenian...
- Hakop Karnetsi, (1618–1673) Armenian historian, geographer Ghoukas Karnetsi, (1722–1799) Catholicos of All Armenians (1780–1799) Hovhannes Karnetsi, (1750–1820)...
- entrance built out of stone on the northern side. In 1790, Catholicos Ghukas Karnetsi (r. 1780–1799) added a rotunda-shaped belfry on the porch/narthex built...
- m**** conversion to Islam was described by Armenian cleric Hakob (Yakob) Karnetsi. In the region of Tayk centered around Tortum, a Muslim cleric named Mullah...
- of Vardavar. In accordance with his wishes, his former student Ghukas Karnetsi was elected his successor as catholicos. Reformed orthography: Սիմեոն Ա...
- Yerznka (Erzincan) between 1200 and 1202; written by the scribe Vardan Karnetsi, and illuminated by Stepanos. Written on vellum, it now has 601 pages and...
- Armenians remained part of the Armenian church. Armenian cleric Hakop Karnetsi recorded in the 1650s that a man named Mullah Jaffar took census and placed...
- surname include: Ghukas Chubaryan (1923–2009), Armenian sculptor Ghukas Karnetsi (1722–1799), Armenian religious leader Ghukas Madoyan (1906–1975), Soviet...
- Armenians as well tried to support those efforts, and the letter of Elia Karnetsi dated March 13 1715 proves it. In the letter Vakhtang was called a king...
- don't know if more can be done. The 17th-century Armenian chronicler Hakob Karnetsi [hy] described an episode about how Khwaja Sanos, "a pious man from Aleppo"...