Eastern Armenia in the Last Decades of Persian Rule, 1807–1828 §

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Cited by events (5) §

• Signing of the Treaty of Gulistan 1813
• Russian conquest of Yerevan 1827
• Signing of the Treaty of Turkmenchay 1828
• Shah Abbas I's relocation of Armenians to Isfahan 1604
• Polozhenie of 1836, Russian charter for the Armenian Church 1836

Cited by legal rulings (2) §

• Treaty of Turkmenchay
• Treaty of Gulistan

Supports formal claims (2) §

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1. In 1827, the city of Yerevan was approximately 70% Muslim and 30% Armenian. well-evidenced
2. Between 1828 and 1830 approximately 130,000 Armenians migrated from Persia and the Ottoman Empire to Russian-held territory under state-organised resettlement. well-evidenced

Cited in disputes (1) §

• The 1828–30 Armenian migration: "manufactured demographic" or "return to homeland"? academic-consensus
  Academic consensus: state-organised migration into a contested baseline

Inline citations (1) §

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• Event Shusha pogrom (1905) 1 cite
  1. Bournoutian, writing from the Armenian-academic position, emphasises the pre-1905 demographic continuity of the Armenian community of Karabakh and the operational responsibility of state-aligned Muslim irregulars in the destruction of Armenian quarters; uses Russian-archival primary sources rather than ARF-press secondary material.
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