- Çatak (Kurdish: Şax; Armenian: Շատախ, romanized: Šatax) is a muni****lity and
district of Van Province, Turkey. Its area is 1,952 km2, and its po****tion...
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temples and used as necklaces. Lace
tablecloths and
curtains were po****r in
Shatakh. The lace is made by
tying knots,
usually tied onto the
previous round...
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refers to
various types of
Armenian collective dances.
There are also
Shatakh and Talin (such as Shurjpar - “circle dance”)
versions of the song-dance ...
- kept and
defended factual autonomy in
certain isolated areas like Sasun,
Shatakh (Çatak), and
parts of
Dersim (Tunceli). An
Armenian stronghold and a symbol...
- the
northern part of the province, as well as the
districts of Çatak (
Shatakh), Başkale (Bashkaleh) and Bahçesaray (Moks) in the
southern part of the...
- salt,
often quilted. The
wealthy Armenians chose the thinnest,
especially Shatakh cloth,
mostly of
domestic and
local handicrafts, and
tried to sew all parts...
- Ujmana, Toria,
Martuni 3 Van Ottoman Empire: Van, Diadin, Moks, Bashkale,
Shatakh Russian Empire:
Basargechar and
surrounding villages 4
Diarbekir Ottoman...
-
Catholicosate of
Aghtamar ruled over the
southern s****s of Lake Van:
Shatakh, Khizan, etc. The
catholicosate was
largely discredited and
dissolved in...
- 1915.
Andranik subsequently helped the
Russian army to take
control of
Shatakh, Moks and
Tatvan on the
southern s**** of Lake Van.
During the
summer of...
- ("Sasun proper"), Kharzan, Khutʻ-Brnashēn, Khulpʻ, Hazzo-Khabljoz, Motkan,
Shatakh,
Talvorik (Talori), and Pʻsankʻ․
Sasun or
Sanasun formed a part of the...
