AGULIS ON THE CROSSROADS OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE THROUGH CAUCASUS IN 17TH-18TH CENTURIES
Gor Margaryan; Քրիստինե Կոստիկյան, and Anahit Arayik Tovmasyan · 2021
Catalogue summary
Using Armenian, Ottoman, Persian, European, and Matenadaran sources, the authors connect Agulis's khāṣṣ status to survival, commercial growth, an Armenian kalāntar, international merchant ties, and changing Catholic and Apostolic institutions.
Why this matters
The reconstruction explains how legal privilege, trade networks, and confessional organization sustained an Armenian town in Naxiǰevan.
Citation
Gor Margaryan; Քրիստինե Կոստիկյան, and Anahit Arayik Tovmasyan 2021. AGULIS ON THE CROSSROADS OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE THROUGH CAUCASUS IN 17TH-18TH CENTURIES. History Archeology and Ethnography of the Caucasus. https://doi.org/10.32653/ch174848-858
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