Hayk E Hakobyan
Biographic Data
| ID | 915403 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hayk E Hakobyan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hayk E |
| FAMILY NAME | Hakobyan |
| SIGNATURE | HAKOBYAN H E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Matenadaran |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4238-2102 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Between Two Churches
This article examines a mid-19th c. confessional dispute within the Udi community of Vartashen (Nukha Uyezd, later Baku Governorate). Drawing on unpublished archival materials from the Russian State Archive and the National Archives of Armenia, it reconstructs the case of Lieutenant Arutyun-bek Silikov, who resisted his enforced affiliation with the Russian Orthodox Church and sought recognition as an adherent of the Armenian Apostolic tradition.…
Identification and Identity
The article deals with the role of Armenian Christian martyrdom sites and interrelated issues of national-religious traditions and identity formation around them in the modern period. As in the case of other Christian traditions and nations, the Armenian martyrs have been honored and become a part of national-religious identity. This article is an identification of the problem field and an attempt at an interdisciplinary examination of the questi…
An Unknown Source on Proselytism among the Udis
This paper presents the English translation with commentaries of some interesting passages from the unpublished manuscript by Abgar Payazat, an Armenian-Udi intellectual of the beginning of the 20th century. He particularly describes episodes of proselytism among the Udis from the Armenian Apostolic Church to the Russian Orthodoxy. The manuscript itself, is an attempt of compiling a grammar of the Udi language in Armenian
Al Demon in the Context of Caucasian Contact Zones
The cultural landscape of the South and North Caucasus is marked by distinct religious characteristics, exhibiting a shared essence typical of contact zones. Within the religious mosaic of the local population, there is a blend of indigenous and imported, deeply ancient layers. Since at the core of people's worldview are beliefs connected not only with gods or God but also with all kinds of "lower," unclean beings that do not have the status of G…
Alans in the Armenian Written Sources of the 12th –18th Centuries
The paper presents the translations, introduction and interpretation of information about Alans, obtained from the Armenian written sources of the 12th – 18th centuries. The subject of research is information from the following sources: Armenian historical works published in Russian or the original language, as well as historical or grammatical works, aide-memoirs and colophons of manuscripts that have not yet been in the focus of researchers’ at…
“A Journey to Armenia, Turkey and Cilicia” by the Bishop Vardan Odznetsi as an Important Source on the History of the Caucasus of the Xviii–xix Centuries
The paper analyses the content of some of the parts of the work of the Armenian author of the 19th century bishop Vardan Odznetsi, kept in Matenadaran – the Institute of Ancient Manuscripts of Armenia. The full text of the work has not yet been published. The text is unique, as it is one of the last sources, written in the style of the Armenian historical literature of the Middle Ages. In his work, Vardan Odznetsi tells in detail about the court …
"Local History" as a Popular Genre of Historical Research in the Caucasus
Creating a true and objective picture of the historical development of any country is impossible without identifying and studying the characteristics and uniqueness of its various regions. Thus, the study of "Local history" (regional history) is one of the ways to deepen the understanding of historical processes and to identify regional differentiation within the framework of a single historical process in Dagestan, the Caucasus and in the broade…
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“A Journey to Armenia, Turkey and Cilicia” by the Bishop Vardan Odznetsi as an Important Source on the History of the Caucasus of the Xviii–xix Centuries
The paper analyses the content of some of the parts of the work of the Armenian author of the 19th century bishop Vardan Odznetsi, kept in Matenadaran – the Institute of Ancient Manuscripts of Armenia. The full text of the work has not yet been published. The text is unique, as it is one of the last sources, written in the style of the Armenian historical literature of the Middle Ages. In his work, Vardan Odznetsi tells in detail about the court …
"Local History" as a Popular Genre of Historical Research in the Caucasus
Creating a true and objective picture of the historical development of any country is impossible without identifying and studying the characteristics and uniqueness of its various regions. Thus, the study of "Local history" (regional history) is one of the ways to deepen the understanding of historical processes and to identify regional differentiation within the framework of a single historical process in Dagestan, the Caucasus and in the broade…
Alans in the Armenian Written Sources of the 12th –18th Centuries
The paper presents the translations, introduction and interpretation of information about Alans, obtained from the Armenian written sources of the 12th – 18th centuries. The subject of research is information from the following sources: Armenian historical works published in Russian or the original language, as well as historical or grammatical works, aide-memoirs and colophons of manuscripts that have not yet been in the focus of researchers’ at…
Identification and Identity
The article deals with the role of Armenian Christian martyrdom sites and interrelated issues of national-religious traditions and identity formation around them in the modern period. As in the case of other Christian traditions and nations, the Armenian martyrs have been honored and become a part of national-religious identity. This article is an identification of the problem field and an attempt at an interdisciplinary examination of the questi…
An Unknown Source on Proselytism among the Udis
This paper presents the English translation with commentaries of some interesting passages from the unpublished manuscript by Abgar Payazat, an Armenian-Udi intellectual of the beginning of the 20th century. He particularly describes episodes of proselytism among the Udis from the Armenian Apostolic Church to the Russian Orthodoxy. The manuscript itself, is an attempt of compiling a grammar of the Udi language in Armenian
Al Demon in the Context of Caucasian Contact Zones
The cultural landscape of the South and North Caucasus is marked by distinct religious characteristics, exhibiting a shared essence typical of contact zones. Within the religious mosaic of the local population, there is a blend of indigenous and imported, deeply ancient layers. Since at the core of people's worldview are beliefs connected not only with gods or God but also with all kinds of "lower," unclean beings that do not have the status of G…
Between Two Churches
This article examines a mid-19th c. confessional dispute within the Udi community of Vartashen (Nukha Uyezd, later Baku Governorate). Drawing on unpublished archival materials from the Russian State Archive and the National Archives of Armenia, it reconstructs the case of Lieutenant Arutyun-bek Silikov, who resisted his enforced affiliation with the Russian Orthodox Church and sought recognition as an adherent of the Armenian Apostolic tradition.…
History (6 works) · Ancient history (5 works) · Armenian (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Art (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Classics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works)