- ****id-Mxargrzeli
house as
branch of the
Pahlavunis. The
church of St
Gregory of the
Abughamrents in Ani was
dedicated by the
Pahlavunis and
probably dates from the...
- century, a
branch of the Kamsarakan, the
Pahlavuni, rose to prominence.
According to
Cyril Toumanoff the
Pahlavunis in turn had two branches: the Mkhargrdzeli...
-
Grigor III
Pahlavuni (Armenian: Գրիգոր Գ. Պահլավունի; also
Catholicos Grigor III
Pahlavuni or
Gregory III of Cilicia) (1093–1166) was the
Catholicos of...
-
Armenian garrison there commanded by the
great Armenian chief Apirat Pahlavuni,
grandson of
Grigor Magistros, and
father to the
brothers Grigor and Nerses...
- was
under the
influence of the
Armenian Pahlavuni family, who were
descendants of the Kamsarakans. The
Pahlavunis had a
great contribution in the progress...
- was
under the
influence of the
Armenian Pahlavuni family, who were
descendants of the Kamsarakans. The
Pahlavunis had a
great contribution in the progress...
- from the late 10th century. It was
built as a
private chapel for the
Pahlavuni family.
Their mausoleum,
built in 1040 and now
reduced to its foundations...
-
Toumanoff / Encyclopædia Iranica, they were an
offshoot of the
Armenian Pahlavuni family. The ****ians
considered themselves Armenians.
During the 13th...
- to 10th
century by the
royal Pahlavuni family of the
Bagratuni dynasty. The
commander of Bjni, lord
Vasak Holum Pahlavuni (the Pahlavid) reconstructed...
- 1042. The
monastery was a
major religious center in the 1040s and the
Pahlavunis maintained their patronage into the 13th century.
Various inscriptions...
