- Çandır
Castle (Turkish: Çandır Kalesi) the
medieval Armenian site of
Paperon (Armenian: Պապեռոն, also
known as Barbaron), is a
fortification in Mersin...
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regions including Taurus Mountains, Tarsus, Mopsuestia, Adana,
Lampron and
Paperon,
making the
latter his seat in his
princely domain.
Following the Battle...
- the
Taurus Mountains.
Their two
great dynastic castles were
Lampron and
Papeŕōn/Baberon,
which commanded strategic roads to the
Cilician Gates and to Tarsus...
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underlying THREE-PEAT "mark" was
Bijan Khezri,
former president of P.d.P.
Paperon De Paperoni, a
Delaware corporation.
Khezri submitted in
November 1988...
- dcenr.gov.ie/NR/rdonlyres/DD9FFC79-E1A0-41AB-BB6D-27FAEEB4D643/0/DCENRGreen
PaperonEnergyPolicyinIreland.pdf page 50 "Ireland
Rejects Uranium Prospecting Applications"...
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Corycus Daruynk Haykaberd Hromkla (Rumkale) Hoşap
Lampron Levonkla (Yılankale)
Manazkert Paperon Rusahinili Sinap Servantikar Shahapivan Tushpa Vahka Van...
- 1177
Tejharuyk Monastery, 1196–1199
Hayravank Monastery,9th–12th
century Paperon, 12th
century Harichavank Monastery, 1201
Hogevank Monastery, 1205 Geghard...
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junction of
several strategic roads which lead from both Çandır
Castle (
Papeṙōn) and the
Mediterranean Sea to Cappadocia. The
fortification was surve****...
- Mutafian, Claude; Ouzounian, Agnès, “L’inscription du régent
Constantin de
Papeṙōn (1241),”
Revue des Études Arméniennes 34, 2012, pp.243-287. Christianian...
- I. The
decisive counterattack was led by
Constable Smbat, the
Baron of
Papeřōn.
Constantine was
captured and
executed for high
treason in 1250. In 1309/10...
