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THE PREVALENCE OF IRANIAN CULTURE AND THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE IN SHUSHI ACCORDING TO TRAVELLING NOTES OF ARCHPRIEST YEGHISHE (HOVAKIM) GEGHAMIANTS
Tereza Amryan · 2023
Catalogue summary
Geghamiants's 1885 travel notes describe Persian residents, shared weddings and songs, language teaching, literary translation, and sanctuaries within Armenian daily life in Shushi.
Why this matters
The source provides textured evidence of Armenian-Iranian cultural relations in nineteenth-century Artsakh beyond official political narratives.
Citation
Tereza Amryan 2023. THE PREVALENCE OF IRANIAN CULTURE AND THE PERSIAN LANGUAGE IN SHUSHI ACCORDING TO TRAVELLING NOTES OF ARCHPRIEST YEGHISHE (HOVAKIM) GEGHAMIANTS. Journal of Oriental Studies. https://doi.org/10.46991/jos.2023.23.1.051
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