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Petrosashen Pletants Saralanj Sarinshen Spitakashen Taghaser Taghut Tyak Tumi
Tsaghkavank Tsakuri Tsamdzor Tsor
Ukhtadzor Vank
Vardashat Aygestan Haykajur Karmiravan...
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Yeghvard (5th century),
Garni (4th century),
Zovuni (5th century),
Tsaghkavank (6th century),
Dvina (553–557),
Tallinn (5th century) have also been...
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revered religious figure in
parts of Armenia, and the
Tsaghkavank (Flower Monastery) is a cave
shrine devoted to her on the
southern slopes...
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Bagratid kings. The
remains of a 5th-century single-nave
church called Tsaghkavank are
located on the
outskirts of the village. Harutyunyan,
Sargis (2000)...
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heritage sites in and
around Tsakuri include the
monastery complex of
Tsaghkavank (Armenian: Ծաղկավանք), of
which only the Holy
Mother of God
Church has...
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Monument Watch.
Retrieved 2023-11-18. "St.
Astvatsatsin Church of
Tsakuri (
Tsaghkavank)".
Monument Watch.
Retrieved 2023-11-18. "Surb
Astvatsatsin Church of...
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Church Ishkhanavank Church Medieval cemetery,
Ishkhanavank Ruins of the
Tsaghkavank Church Khachkars Natural monument "Stone Fortress"
Statistical Committee...
- V****r WWII
monument Khachkars in V****r
Chapel near the
village cemetery Tsaghkavank Church ruins V****r
cemetery Statistical Committee of Armenia. "The results...
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Khirmanjyg (Azerbaijani: Xırmancıq) or
Tsaghkavank (Armenian: Ծաղկավանք) is a
village in the
Khojavend District of Azerbaijan, in the
disputed region...
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springtime flowers that
surround the monastery, it is
sometimes called Tsaghkavank (the
Monastery of Flowers) by the
villagers of Vernashen. An image, described...
