Arkadi Akopov
Scientific Researcher in the Shirak Center of Armenological Studies
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paper is to demonstrate and highlight the significant role of the Principality of Tayk in the context of this policy, and also to illustrate the diplomatic success of the Byzantine Empire in the capture of Tayk. The
Principality of Tayk reached its apogee during the reign of David Kuropalates Bagratid. As a consequence of the latter’s heirless state, King Bagrat III of Georgia was designated the successor to Tayk. As a result of
Basil II’s astute and forward-thinking policies, the territory of the Tayk principality was first expanded, and subsequently, Bagrat III was deprived of his inheritance. In the end, Basil II was declared the heir of the
Tayk principality. Despite the efforts of the Georgian establishment, Tayk was annexed to the Byzantine Empire at the end of Basil II’s reign.
северо-западной части Армянского Нагорья - в бассейне реки Чорох и ее притоках Олти и Тортум. С 16-го века Тайк вошел в состав Османской империи. В 1829 г. после победы Российской империи в русско-турецкой войне и подписания Адрианопольского мирного договора, несколько регионов Тайка (Киским, Олти, Тайоцкар, Мамрван (Нариман), Банак (Пеняк) бывшей Ахалцихской губернии и провинция Ког (Гёле) бывшей Карсской губернии), входят в состав Эрзурумского эялета (провинция)328. Часть армян Тайка во главе с Карапетом архиепископом и архимандритом Ефремом, в мае-июне 1830 г.. переселяются в Армянскую область а также в Ахалкалакский и Ахалцихский районы, перешедшие к
Российской империи. В 1853-1856 гг. во время очередной русско-турецкой Крымской или Восточной войны у армян, оставшихся в Тайке возникла еще одна надежда освободиться от османского владычества.
In the mid-19th century, the living conditions of the Armenians of Kiskim worsened. According to K. Koch, only two Armenian-Catholic villages, Karmirk and Khotorjour, were completely inhabited by Armenians, while in the rest of the villages Armenians lived alongside Muslims. According to historical sources and archival documents, in the second half of the 19th century, there were more than 1100 Armenian households made up of some 9800 Armenians in the district of Kiskim.
OF KARS (1890s.). After the Treaty of Berlin (1878), in territories departed Russia was created two
regions - Batumi and Kars. The structure of the first included Adjara and the Old Armenian regionKgharjk.
Kars region includes the districts of Kars, Ardahan, Kakhizvan and Olti. Publishing
documents provide interesting information on the history of Western Shirak, which in 1890s was the
part of Shuragel and Agbaba sites of the Kars district. The "most loyal" reports of Kars GeneralGovernor
remains fairly extensive information on ethno-demographic, religious and confessional
picture of Western Shirak.The reports have been filed with statements from various statistical data,
which may be of interest for both specialists - historians, and for a wide range of readers. The
submitted documents are compiled from the Fund 12 of The Central State History Archieve of
Georgia.
Books by Arkadi Akopov
This book is intended for architects, historians and a broad readership interested in the history and cultural heritage of the region.
paper is to demonstrate and highlight the significant role of the Principality of Tayk in the context of this policy, and also to illustrate the diplomatic success of the Byzantine Empire in the capture of Tayk. The
Principality of Tayk reached its apogee during the reign of David Kuropalates Bagratid. As a consequence of the latter’s heirless state, King Bagrat III of Georgia was designated the successor to Tayk. As a result of
Basil II’s astute and forward-thinking policies, the territory of the Tayk principality was first expanded, and subsequently, Bagrat III was deprived of his inheritance. In the end, Basil II was declared the heir of the
Tayk principality. Despite the efforts of the Georgian establishment, Tayk was annexed to the Byzantine Empire at the end of Basil II’s reign.
северо-западной части Армянского Нагорья - в бассейне реки Чорох и ее притоках Олти и Тортум. С 16-го века Тайк вошел в состав Османской империи. В 1829 г. после победы Российской империи в русско-турецкой войне и подписания Адрианопольского мирного договора, несколько регионов Тайка (Киским, Олти, Тайоцкар, Мамрван (Нариман), Банак (Пеняк) бывшей Ахалцихской губернии и провинция Ког (Гёле) бывшей Карсской губернии), входят в состав Эрзурумского эялета (провинция)328. Часть армян Тайка во главе с Карапетом архиепископом и архимандритом Ефремом, в мае-июне 1830 г.. переселяются в Армянскую область а также в Ахалкалакский и Ахалцихский районы, перешедшие к
Российской империи. В 1853-1856 гг. во время очередной русско-турецкой Крымской или Восточной войны у армян, оставшихся в Тайке возникла еще одна надежда освободиться от османского владычества.
In the mid-19th century, the living conditions of the Armenians of Kiskim worsened. According to K. Koch, only two Armenian-Catholic villages, Karmirk and Khotorjour, were completely inhabited by Armenians, while in the rest of the villages Armenians lived alongside Muslims. According to historical sources and archival documents, in the second half of the 19th century, there were more than 1100 Armenian households made up of some 9800 Armenians in the district of Kiskim.
OF KARS (1890s.). After the Treaty of Berlin (1878), in territories departed Russia was created two
regions - Batumi and Kars. The structure of the first included Adjara and the Old Armenian regionKgharjk.
Kars region includes the districts of Kars, Ardahan, Kakhizvan and Olti. Publishing
documents provide interesting information on the history of Western Shirak, which in 1890s was the
part of Shuragel and Agbaba sites of the Kars district. The "most loyal" reports of Kars GeneralGovernor
remains fairly extensive information on ethno-demographic, religious and confessional
picture of Western Shirak.The reports have been filed with statements from various statistical data,
which may be of interest for both specialists - historians, and for a wide range of readers. The
submitted documents are compiled from the Fund 12 of The Central State History Archieve of
Georgia.
This book is intended for architects, historians and a broad readership interested in the history and cultural heritage of the region.