Kavkaska Albanija
Albanija (latinski: Albānia, starogrčki: Ἀλβανία [Albanía],[1] na staroarmenskom: Աղուանք [Ałuankʿ], partskom: Ardhan, srednjoperzijskom: Arran, se u antici koristio[2][3]) za područje, odnosno zemlju na istočnom dijelu Kavkaza, koje je obuhvaćalo današnji Azerbejdžan i dio južnog Dagestana. Za nju se danas koristi izraz Kavkaska Albanija kako bi se razlikovala od Albanije na današnjem Balkanu.
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