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General (Sparapet) Mushegh Mamikonian (right), the King Pap and Armenian cavalry soldiers; “Azat” (azatagund) on the miniature illustrating the great victory at Dzirav over the Persian army of Shapukh II (371 A.D.).  – Miniature from the 16th century.

General (Sparapet) Mushegh Mamikonian (right), the King Pap and Armenian cavalry soldiers; “Azat” (azatagund) on the miniature illustrating the great victory at Dzirav over the Persian army of Shapukh II (371 A.D.). Miniature from the 16th century.
General (Sparapet) Mushegh Mamikonian (right), the King Pap and Armenian cavalry soldiers; “Azat” (azatagund) on the miniature illustrating the great victory at Dzirav over the Persian army of Shapukh II (371 A.D.).  Miniature from the 16th century.

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