- (Armenian: Շահումյան, romanized: Shahumyan, also
spelled Shaumyan and
Shahumian) was a
province of the
breakaway Republic of Artsakh, de jure part of...
- (backbone trail),
marked in 2007,
leads from the
northwest region of
Shahumian to the
southern town of Hadrut, now
under Azerbaijani control. Side trails...
-
territory outside the
former Nagorno-Karabakh
Autonomous Oblast,
while Azerbaijani forces control Shahumian and the
eastern parts of
Martakert and Martuni....
- ("city of Stepan") in 1923,
after Armenian Bolshevik revolutionary Stepan Shahumian. The name is
formed from the
words Stepan (Armenian: Ստեփան) and kert...
-
killed Muslims as they
moved towards Ganja.
However many of the
troops Shahumian requested from
Moscow for the
protection of Baku did not
arrive because...
- (Armenian nobility) of Meghri; one of his ancestors, also
named Stepan Shahumian, took part in
Davit Bek's
rebellion in the 1720s. He
became involved in...
-
relatively unguarded region of
Shahumian,
north of Nagorno-Karabakh, in the
process taking back
several dozen villages in the
Shahumian region originally held...
-
holding gospels and
raising hand in benediction,
Dadivank monastery in
Shahumian district Ancient Hudaferin bridge, wine
barrel with a
bunch of grapes...
-
former name of Nor Aznaberd,
Armenia Gülüstan, Goranboy, a
village in the
Shahumian region of Nagorno-Karabakh,
Azerbaijan Gülüstan, Nakhchivan, Azerbaijan...
- was
given autonomy, and the
regions of Shamkhar, Khanlar,
Dashkesan and
Shahumian,
where the
Armenian po****tion is
predominant (approximately 90 per cent)...
