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Shubria or
Shupria was a
kingdom in the
southern Armenian highlands,
known from ****yrian
sources in the
first half of the 1st
millennium BC. It was located...
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Bronze Age
state of Arme (
Shupria). Armini,
Urartian for "inhabitant of Arme" or "Armean country",
referring to the
region of
Shupria, to the
immediate west...
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financial center. The
Armenian Highlands has been home to the Hayasa-Azzi,
Shupria and Nairi. By at
least 600 BC, an
archaic form of Proto-Armenian, an Indo-European...
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connected Shurili to an as yet
undetermined geographical region, such as
Shupria (perhaps an
attempt by the
ruling dynasty to ****ociate
themselves with...
- in the 13th
century BC,
Shalmaneser I
annexed the kingdom. The Nairi,
Shupria and Hay****a
tribes are a
successive continuation of
Armenian confederations...
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Kurgan culture Khojaly–Gadabay
culture (c. 1300 – 600 BC)
Kingdom of Arme-
Shupria (c. 1300 – 1190 BC)
Colchian culture (c. 2700 – 700 BC)
Koban culture (c...
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Urume (Inner Urumu),
located to the west of Lake Van in the
territory of
Shupria (modern Sason).
These lands are
known from 8th
century BC
Urartian and...
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confederations and
kingdoms emerged;
these groups included the Hayasa-Azzi,
Shupria, Nairi, the Mushki, and
possibly a
group retroactively referred to as Armeno-Phrygians...
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Subartians /
Shuprians /
Armanians (in
Subartu and Arme-
Shupria, Arme or
Armani and
Shupria)
Diauehi /
Daiaeni (Diauekhi /
Diaeni /
Taochoi / Tayk /...
- the 7th
century BC.
Other scholars believe that he was the
ruler of Arme-
Shupria (according to one theory, an
early polity of the Armenians) and allied...
