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The Armenian
Chronicles

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Three illuminated volumes tracing a single thread — the world's first Christian nation, the artists and saints who gave it a soul, and the leaders who fought to keep it alive.

Three Volumes Two Millennia One People
Ⅰ Tatev Monastery

Volume One

Armenian Christianity

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The year 301, the conversion at Khor Virap, an alphabet born to carry Scripture, the martyrs of Avarayr, and the monasteries that have held the faith for seventeen centuries.

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Ⅱ Statue of Mesrop Mashtots

Volume Two

Historical People

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The word, the image, the sound, and the heavens — from Mashtots and Narekatsi to Aivazovsky, Komitas, Khachaturian, Aznavour, and the scientists who read the stars.

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Ⅲ Sardarapat Memorial

Volume Three

Leaders & Statesmen

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Kings and sparapets, the heroes of Sardarapat, the First Republic, and the makers of modern Armenia — including Vazgen Sargsyan, the Sparapet who fell in 1999.

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A Word Before You Begin

Few nations have paid so dearly, for so long, to remain themselves. To be Armenian has meant to guard a faith, a language, and a memory against empires that rose and fell around them — and to keep creating, always, in spite of everything.

"The Armenians are a small people, but a great nation — one that has given the world saints, scholars, and songs enough to fill a thousand years."

— A Chronicler's Preface

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