Armenia and Iran: The Birth of Two Nations in Late Antiquity
This paper discusses the idea of Armenian and Iranian identity in 3rd century CE. It is proposed that the bordering region of the Armeno-Iranian world, such as that of the Siwnik‘ and its house saw matters very differently from that of the Armenian kingdom. The Sasanians in return had a vastly diffe...
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| description | This paper discusses the idea of Armenian and Iranian identity in 3rd century CE. It is proposed that the bordering region of the Armeno-Iranian world, such as that of the Siwnik‘ and its house saw matters very differently from that of the Armenian kingdom. The Sasanians in return had a vastly different view of Armenia and Georgia as political entities, and used their differences to the benefit of their empire. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-47c6537e48c4450291d00aa2b70546772022-12-22T00:44:29ZdeuJagiellonian UniversityElectrum1897-34262084-39092021-07-0128 596710.4467/20800909EL.21.006.13364Armenia and Iran: The Birth of Two Nations in Late AntiquityTouraj Daryaee0University of California, IrvineThis paper discusses the idea of Armenian and Iranian identity in 3rd century CE. It is proposed that the bordering region of the Armeno-Iranian world, such as that of the Siwnik‘ and its house saw matters very differently from that of the Armenian kingdom. The Sasanians in return had a vastly different view of Armenia and Georgia as political entities, and used their differences to the benefit of their empire.https://www.ejournals.eu/pliki/art/19463/plsiwnik‘sassanian empireērānšahrka’be-ye zardoštpaikulizarrbed |
| spellingShingle | Touraj Daryaee Armenia and Iran: The Birth of Two Nations in Late Antiquity Electrum siwnik‘ sassanian empire ērānšahr ka’be-ye zardošt paikuli zarrbed |
| title | Armenia and Iran: The Birth of Two Nations in Late Antiquity |
| title_full | Armenia and Iran: The Birth of Two Nations in Late Antiquity |
| title_fullStr | Armenia and Iran: The Birth of Two Nations in Late Antiquity |
| title_full_unstemmed | Armenia and Iran: The Birth of Two Nations in Late Antiquity |
| title_short | Armenia and Iran: The Birth of Two Nations in Late Antiquity |
| title_sort | armenia and iran the birth of two nations in late antiquity |
| topic | siwnik‘ sassanian empire ērānšahr ka’be-ye zardošt paikuli zarrbed |
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