The City of 1001 Churches. City of Ani: Then City of Ani: Now.

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The City of 1001 Churches

City of Ani: Then

City of Ani: Now

An Armenian Capital  : Capital of Bagratid Dynasty  The center of the Armenian Golden Age  Became a trade route  Armenian Catholicosate in 992 Sarkis I Peter I

 King Ashot I: 3 sides: Protective cliffs Fourth side: Fortified walls  East: Akhurian River  West: Tzaghkotzadzor valley  “City of forty gates” How was it defended?

Famous Sites  The Cathedral of Ani “Soorp Asdvadzadzin”  Started in 989, finished 1001  Architect Tridat  1071 Mosque

 St Gregory of Tigran Honents (1215)  Zakarid rule  Wealthy merchant Famous Sites

Lost to Armenians  King Gagik I  Sons Hovhannes Smbat and Ashod IV quarreled Byzantine emperor was named in control  1064: Alp Arslan Seljuk Turks  Two Earthquakes: 1319 and 1832

Seljuk Turk invasion

During and after the Genocide

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Henry’s Trip continued pt II

Henry’s Trip continued pt III