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Malachia Ormanian (Armenian: Մաղաքիա Օրմանեան, romanized: Maghak’ia Ormanean; 11
February 1841 – 19
November 1918) was the
Armenian Patriarch of Constantinople...
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Persian Constitutional Revolution.
Armenian Apostolic theologian Malachia Ormanian, in his 1911 book on the
Armenian Church,
estimated that some 83,400 Armenians...
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dethroned in 1896 by the
Ottoman authorities and
exiled to
Jerusalem Maghakia Ormanian (1896–1908) -- Մաղաքիա Օրմանեան Կոստանդնուպոլսեցի
Matteos III of Constantinople...
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Armenian National ****embly used the
moment to oust
Patriarch Malachia Ormanian for
Matthew II Izmirlian. This
served to
elevate younger Armenian nationalists...
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monastery on 27
April 1749 and is
buried in the
monastery church.
Malachia Ormanian, a
conservative Armenian Apostolic scholar and
Patriarch of Constantinople...
- Orthodox, and Anglican) have
churches in this part of the city."
Citations Ormanian 1931, p. 4. Deyirmenjian,
Sevan (6 May 2013). "Քանի մը դրուագ Երուսաղէմէն...
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Armenian Convent of San Lazzaro, at Venice". The
Dublin Review. 12: 375.
Ormanian,
Malachia (1911). Հայոց եկեղեցին և իր պատմութիւնը, վարդապետութիւնը, վարչութիւնը...
- names,
sometimes spelled with a hyphen. Some scholars,
including Malachia Ormanian,
maintain that
Mashtots was his
birth name,
while Mesrop was his ecclesiastical...
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Malachia Ormanian,
Patriarch of the
Armenian Orthodox Church and head of the
Armenian Millet...
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Pianist Arman Manukyan –
Professor Matild Manukyan –
Businesswoman Malachia Ormanian –
Armenian Patriarch of
Constantinople Stepan Papelyan –
Musician Maryam...
