The Iravan Khanate: the Russian occupation and the relocation of Armenians to the lands of North Azerbaijan
- Title:
- The Iravan Khanate: the Russian occupation and the relocation of Armenians to the lands of North Azerbaijan
- Publication date:
- 2010
- Annotation:
- This book, which is presented to the readership, deals with one of the Azerbaijani states- the Iravan Khanate (1747-1828) which has played an important role in the history of the South Caucasus. The history of the Iravan Khanate is an integral part of the rich material and moral cultural history of the Azerbaijani people, which has been formed for thousands of years. The Iravan Khanate is one of the Azerbaijani states or khanates established after the fall of the Nadir Shah Empire in the middle of the 18th century. The current territory of the Republic of Armenia was, in the recent past- the beginning of the 19th century- the Azerbaijani state of the Iravan Khanate. The aboriginal inhabitants of these lands were Azerbaijani Turks.
Bibliographic description
The Iravan Khanate: the Russian occupation and the relocation of Armenians to the lands of North Azerbaijan / Y. M. Mahmudov [et al.]; trans. B. Hajiyev; ed.: Y. M. Mahmudov, T. Mustafazadeh; A.A. Bakikhanov Institute of History of the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences.- Baku: Azerbaijan, 2010.- 608 p.- İngilis dilində.