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Region (Bagrevand) and family Bagratuni (or Bagratids) that ruled it, of the old Armenia c. ...

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Impressions of Ani (680 words)
Note: Ani, “City of 1,000 Churches,” was the capital of the Bagratid Dynasty in Medieval Armenia, and it was home to over 100,000 inhabitants.
After viewing the magnificent Church of the Holy Apostles, we left Kars, which was once part of the Bagratid Kingdom, and departed for Ani.
It was time to walk the steps of the Bagratid Kings, and of Marco Polo.
Bagrationi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (923 words)
As early as 288-301, the Bagratid prince Smbat held the hereditary Armenian titles of Master of the Horse and t'agatir, or coronant of the King.
The eldest family is that of the Bagratids of Georgia (Russian: Princes Gruzinsky), descending from Erekle II, the last king of unified Georgia.
I.L. Bichikashvili, D.V. Ninidze and A.N. Peikrishvili, The Genealogy of the Bagratides.
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