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December 1854 – 12
September 1908),
better known as
Muratsan (Armenian: Մուրացան), was a
prolific Armenian writer,
known best for writing...
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playwright and
journalist Bulbul, folk and
opera singer Bulbuljan, folk
singer Muratsan (1854–1908),
Armenian writer and novelist. Leo (1860–1932),
Armenian historian...
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Wigmore Clinic Medical Center, 2015
National Centre for
Mental Health Care
Muratsan Hospital Complex Vitamed Medical Center, 2022
Center of recovery, preventive...
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lyrical poets of Azerbaijan.
Sadigjan (1846–1902),
Azerbaijani musician.
Muratsan (1854–1908),
Armenian writer and novelist.
Karim bey
Mehmandarov (1854-1929)...
- Ter-Hovhannisian (1854–1908), real name of
Armenian writer known by the
pseudonym Muratsan Michael Hovhannisyan (1867–1933),
Armenian writer known by the pseudonym...
- hot-air
balloon ratings. He is the great-grandson of the
Armenian author Muratsan. He and Ms.
Salter have a son, Nicholas, born in 1981, and a daughter,...
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parade proceedings.
Ashot II
features prominently as a
character in
Muratsan's nineteenth-century
historical novel Gevorg Marzpetuni. Adontz, Nicolas...
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publication 1888);
English translation:
Samuel (1948–1951)
Poetry portal Muratsan,
Armenian novelist and
contemporary of Raffi,
known for his historical...
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identifies the
mythological Argavan with the
historical prince Argam of the
Muratsan dynasty, which,
according to K****natsi, was of
Median origin. References...
- (1825–1912)
Ghazaros Aghayan (1840–1911) Leo (Arakel Babakhanian) (1860–1932)
Muratsan (1854–1908)
Mikael Nalbandian (1829–1866) Nar-Dos (1867–1933)
Raphael Patkanian...
