CHAPTER 2: GEOGRAPHY

YEKHEGNADZOR DISTRICT

Yekhegnadzor (Daralayaz, Keshishkand, Mikoyan) - till 1920 one of districts Daralayaz district of Irevan province of Azerbaijan, then, it is an administrative district of Armenia. Till 1931 refers to Daralayaz, in 1931 - 1935 - Keshishkand, in 1935 - 1957 - Mikoyan district, since 1957 - Yekhegnadzor district. Its borders are Vadi (Ararat), Martunin and Azizbayov districts, and also Nakhchivan. Its area is 1134 km². It consists with 19 rural councils and one settlement council.

The population - the population had historically consisted of Azerbaijanians and Armenians. Up to the first quarter of 20^th century Azerbaijanians made the majority. As it is underlined in the Armenian sources, in present territory of district Yekhegnadzor in 1831 of Azerbaijanians was 2557 persons, Armenians 2396 persons, in 1873 accordingly 6991 and 6494 persons, in 1886 - 9643 and 8899 persons, in 1897 - 12970 and 10914 persons.

However, 20^th century which have come to pass in the first quarter the known events, provoked in 1918 dashnak’s government national slaughter have come to the end with that a part more than 14 thousand Azerbaijanians of district had been exterminated, other part - had been expelled from native places and became refugees. In 1922 of Azerbaijanians was only 3171 persons (the refugees who have come back to the places, in 1918 of them was 14271 persons), and Armenians for this time had increased and from 8 thousand had reached 13647 persons. Similar position is marked during next years. In 1926 accordingly 3154 and 15131 persons (the majority of them Armenians made moved of Iran and Turkey). In I volume of the Dictionary of toponymy and adjoining districts was marked Armenia, that the population of Yekhegnadzor district were the Armenians who arrived from Iran and Turkey in 1828-1830 and in 1915-1918, in 1931 it was 4052 and 18123 persons, that was Armenians and they were in 4,5 times more 148.

Brief history – they lived in present territory of district still since 5^th century. The Moz Settlement having population approximately 10 thousand persons in 7^th-8^th centuries, had ceased to exist in 8^th century. Before domination of seljucs, these grounds belonged to Suniks. Egegis Settlement in Vajos gorge (821-963, near the present Alagoz) served as the center of authority of bagrats. Approximately 200 years after that, the territory of district was in the possession of natives. After falling the central government of Mongols, in 14^th-16^th centuries the territory of district was under authority of Tamerlan and his followers, and also in submission of Aghgoyunlu and Garagoyunlu. In 1604, it was won by Shah Ismayil. After connection of Armenia to Russia according to the Turkmanchay contract, 1828 resettlement in this district of Armenians living in Iran were authorized in 1829. 500 Armenian families moved from provinces of Iran Khoy and Salmas, were placed in villages Malyshka district, Keshishknad (Yekhegnadzor), Orta-kand (Gladzor), Bashkand (Vernashen), Elar (Agaragadzor), Goytul (Gedap), Hasankand (Shadin), Erdepin, Garaglukh, Taratumb and others. In 19^th century, the territory of district was included into Daralayaz district of Irevan province. In territory of district many historical monuments, the rests of the Albanian churches concerning to 10-13 and 17^th centuries, and constructions were kept through Arpachay river. Even this information taken from the encyclopedia do not prove the bridge (13^th century), that Daralayaz were the ancient Armenian ground, there was no Armenian authority. In a historical sketch, it is spoken about an establishment of the Soviet authority in district, about party, Komsomol work, but with a word have not mentioned about an original history. In 1918, under the instruction of Armenian dashnak, the armed groups of gangster leader Yapon with assistance of local Armenians destroyed the governments more than 60 Azerbaijan villages, exterminated thousand Azerbaijanians, within one year expelled more than 14000 Azerbaijanians - about all of it in a sketch of the encyclopedia is not written.

There were more than 60 Azerbaijan villages in present territory of Yekhegnadzor district till 1918. These villages can be grouped as follows:

1.   Till 1918 Azerbaijan, and then Armenianated villages.

2.   Villages (mixed) where Azerbaijanians and Armenians lived in common.

3.   Completely destroyed and turned in dead.

4.   Villages, settlements.

5.   Villages in which only Azerbaijanians lived till 1988.

There were 29 villages in 1988 in district, from them 11 of Azerbaijan. From the general population of district in 35128 persons, 14 thousands (approximately 40 %) were Azerbaijanians. About below-mentioned Azerbaijan villages in territory of this district in alphabetic order we give separate articles:

The Abdul-Arab, Ayar (Agaragadzor), Aynazur (Agavnadzor), Alagoz Mahali, Alagoz (Amagu, Aligishlaghi, Ali darasi, the Arab khancari, Arkelaz (Arkazan), Arabkand, Abana, Abas bichanayi, Aysasi (Gizilgul), Ayazli Saroy, Aynush Alkhav peyesi, Aghdara, Aghkand (Agnjazor), Aghkilsa, Aghsu kand, Almali, Arpa (Areni), Asgarkand, Askikand, Ardaraz, Ar-khadchi, Ashaghi Gulluduz, Atgar (Aghja kand), Akhurlu, Bash-kand (Vernashen), Bakhchajig, Bayzada, Bulbulolen (Bul-Bul oghlu), Vardanes (Vartanik), Gabakhli (Jani), Galaser (Galasar, Azad), Ganali, Ganja, Gedikvenk (Goturvenk), Geomurlu, Gulluduz (Vardakhovid), Guney Vank, Hero Abas, Goyarchin, Galakand, Ganali, Garаvank, Garаgaya, Gizilgul (Aysasi), Gizil Gishlag, Gishlag (Shahgaldi gishlaghi), Govushug, Gozulja (Gozlulja), Goytul (Goytur), Gurban Kakhasi, Gurdgulag (Gurdbulag), Dashkherman, Dadali Korpu (Agavnadzor Korpusu), Yengija (Ganzak), Yerdich (Azerbaijan Yerdich), Ilanli, Mashadilar, Novlar, Novlu, Moz (Mozrov), Nabilar, Orta kand (Gladdor), Rasul gishlaghi, Salli, Seyid Mamish, Ulgul, Khachik, Kheshli, Khorbadeg, Khors (Khork), Khosdun (Vosting), Chiva (Chuvya), Shorja, Yukhari Gulluduzu, Yavarkand.

Abdul-arab – is village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. There were 300 Azerbaijanians in 1873 in village. They were engaged in cattle-breeding and agriculture. There is no information on geographic location and the further history of village.

Ayar (Agaragadzor-1946) – is the mixed village. It is near the Keshishkand (Yekhegnadzor). The majority of the population of village was made by Armenians. 186 Armenians, 30 Azerbaijanians lived in village in 1831, in 1897 - 323 Armenians and 23 Azerbaijanians. Subsequently Azerbaijanians had been expelled, and the village became especially Armenian (Agaragadzor).

Aynazur (Agavnadzor) - is the mixed village. The majority of the population there were Armenians. There were 776 Armenians and 75 Azerbaijanians in 1897 in village. Only Armenians lived subsequently. Nowadays, the village refers to Agavnadzor.

Alagoz Mahali - (district) in Daralayaz district of Irevan province mahal . It covered all villages, since the right bank of to the river Arpachay up to Salim’s hills. The district Eleyez bordered with Yeni Bayazid district. The center was Alagoz (Alagoz in Yekhegnadzor district of Armenian SSR). In 1848 the center of district had been transferred to Hasankand (nowadays Shatin). The district united 20 villages, 874 families (Hasankand, Garaguzulu, Erdepin and others).

Alagoz (Alagoz, Mazra, Kerimkhan) – is the Azerbaijan village. It is located on average current river Erdepin (Ekhegis), on its right to bank of of right inflow Arpachay, on a spacious flat valley, in 15 km to the north-east of the regional center, in several kilometers to the north Hasankand. There were 32 persons in 1881 in village, in 1873 - 223 persons, in 1886 - 356 persons, in 1897 - 412 persons. S.Alagez as the center of the district uniting in second half of 19^th centuries 20 villages, had been destroyed by groups Gndabeda Yapon in 1918, colonel Doluhanov and Keshishov with assistance of regular army, the part of the population is exterminated, and other was subjected to tortures and expelled. In 1922 - 180 refugees returned to village. In 1931 their number reached 358 persons. Refugees started to restore the destroyed village. Per 1930 the collective farm which received the name of the collective farm - millionaire, due to development of gardening, tobacco-growing, cattle-breeding had been created. There were an eight-year school, club, library, a first-aid post in village. 499 persons lived here in 1959, in 1970 - 884 persons, in 1979 - 963 Azerbaijanians and some families of foreign Armenians.

In 1988 Armenians had expelled the population, having subjected to tortures, had taken away from it the property, houses, all property estimated in millions of roubles. These refugees were scattered on various districts of Azerbaijan.

In Alagoz were historical monuments concerning to 13^th century, the rests of the Albanian church, an ancient cemetery. Unfortunately, they are not investigated yet.

Amagu – is the Azerbaijan village. It is located in 16 km to the south-west of the regional center. In the Armenian sources was marked, that the village was based in 10^th century, but as if in 15^th-16^th centuries was liquidated, but then in 18^th century was again revived, but there were no proofs for this purpose. In village the rests of the Albanian churches were kept. There were 31 persons in 1831, per 1873 the persons, in 1886-240 persons, in 1897 - 356 persons, in 1916 - 510 persons in village. In 1918, he leader of gangster group Armenian dashnaks in Keshishkand, Yapon and colonel Doluhanov by means of local Armenians had destroyed, burnt village, had subjected the population to tortures and had expelled.

The first refugees - in 1922 (97 persons). The quarter of refugees had managed to return to the native village. In 1931 number of the refugees who returned village had reached 131 persons. The collective farm, basically was constructed in 1930 in village, were engaged in cattle-breeding. The collective farm was the millionaire on standards of price of those times. Then village had been restored, had been constructed new one and two-storeyed houses; the eight-year school, club, library had been handed over in operation. The population of village in 1959 reached 385 persons, in 1970 - 526 persons, in 1979 - 685 persons.

In 1988 Armenians within a week, till November 28, selected at the population of village all their property and they had been subjected to tortures and had been expelled. Nowadays, the population of village was scattered beginning from Nakhchivan up to Baku and Absheron.

The set of ancient historical monuments is In valley Emagu. The majority of them, apparently from inscriptions, concerns to 10^th-12^th centuries.

Aligishlaghi – is the Azerbaijan village in district Daralayaz of Irevan province. Ruins are near the Hasankand (Shadin) in Yekhegnadzor district. There were 19 Azerbaijanians in village in 1831.

Ali darasi – is the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. Ruins are close Aghkandа in district Yekhegnadzor. The village is destroyed in 1918 by the Armenian nationalists.

Arab khancari –is village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. There were 74 houses, 582 Azerbaijanians in the beginning of 20^th century in village. They were engaged in cattle-breeding and agriculture. There is a mention in the State archive of a history of a party of Armenian SSR about this village (f. 57, item 247). There is not exact information on the further history of village.

Arabkand – is village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. It was mentioned by Zakariya Sarkavanli for the first time. There is not other information at present.

Arkelaz (Arkazan) – is the Azerbaijan village. It is located near the Keshishkandа (present Yekhegnadzor). There were 193 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 348 persons, in 1886 - 479 persons, in 1897 - 587 persons, in 1914 - 820 persons in village. In 1918 Armenian dashnaks wiped out this Azerbaijan village near the the regional center, destroyed, burnt and exterminated the population. Since the village turned to dead village. Nowadays, only the bases of the destroyed buildings and tombstones of a cemetery were kept in village.

Abana – is the destroyed, empty village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. Ruins are in pool to the river Arpachay in 14 km to the east of village Agavnadzor. There were 25 Azerbaijanians in 1831 in village.

Abas bichajayi – is mountain at village Amagu. Foothills of this mountain make a part of arable sites of village Amagu.

Aysasi (Gizilgul) – is village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. Nowadays - village Gizilgul.

Ayazli – is village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. It is mentioned Zakariyya Kanakarlu, There is not exact information on geographic location and destinies at present.

Ayush – is the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. It is located between the left inflow river Arpachay and headwaters river Gabagli. In village in 1873 there were 28 houses, and in the beginning of 20^th century of 50 houses of the Azerbaijan population. Under such name other destroyed, empty village took place also.

Alkhan peyesi – is the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province, on headwaters river Alagoz, in 5 km to the west Orta kand (Gladzorа). It had 175 persons of the Azerbaijan population in 1906. The village was destroyed in 1918. In the Armenian sources was underlined, that on distance of one kilometer from village were rests of the Albanian monuments. In 1666 the stone bridge through the river proceeding at village Alkhan peysan is thrown. This bridge was kept till 20^th century.

Aghdara - the Azerbaijan village. Ruins are near the Aghkand. There were 78 Azerbaijanians in 1831 in village. The village was liquidated in the beginning 20^th century.

Aghkand (Agnjazor) – is the Azerbaijan village. It was located in 17-18 km to the north-east of Yekhegnadzor regional center, on bank of river Salim, on a picturesque site. The village had plentiful water and a fertile soil. Till 1918 only Azerbaijanians lived in village. After accommodation of Armenians in this village it became mixed. There were 222 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 498 persons, in 1886 - 546 persons, in 1897 - 670 persons, in 1926 - 300 (after exile in 1918) Azerbaijanians, in 1939 - 621 Azerbaijanians and the Armenian in village. It had completely turned to the Armenian village at the end of 1930. The rests of Karvansaray of Suleyman Salim were lodged near the villages in 16 km to the north of road Yekhegnadzor-Martuni. Here there are also other historical monuments.

Aghkilsa – is the Azerbaijan village. Ruins are in 14 km to the west of the regional center, near the Elpin on highway Irevan- Yekhegnadzor. There were 65 persons in 1873, in 1886 - 89 persons, in 1897 - 102 persons, in 1916 - 155 persons of the population in village. In 1918 the village had been completely destroyed by Armenian dashnaks, the part of the population was exterminated, and other part was rescued by flight to Nakhchivan. Nowadays, it is dead village.

Aghsu kand - the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. There were in 1829 - 41 persons, in 1879 - 71 Azerbaijanians in village. Nowadays, it is dead village.

Almali – is the Azerbaijan village. It is located in 14-16 km to the west of the regional center, near the Yelpin. 172 persons lived in 1873, in 1886 - 231 persons, in 1897 - 277 persons, in 1914 - 345 persons in village. In 1918 the village had been destroyed Armenian dashnaks, the part of the population was exterminated, and other part was expelled. After an establishment of the Soviet authority in Armenia per 1922 only 94 persons returned to the native village, In 1931 number of the refugees who returned to village reached 145 persons. The village had been again restored, the population was equipped and had met new troubles a little. In 1948-1949 during violent exile of Azerbaijanians from Armenia, the population of village had been completely moved, and the village was liquidated.

Arpa (Areni) – is the mixed village in Vajos darasi district of Sjunik area. It is located in 12 km to south-the east of the regional center, on the right I protect to the river Arpachay. Before referred to Arpa kand in Daralayaz district of Irevan province, it had been renamed by the decree from September 10, 1946. There were 63 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 294 Azerbaijanians. In 1897 in village there were 545 Armenians, 34 Azerbaijanians, in 1926594 Armenians, 15 Azerbaijanians in village, then it completely became the Armenian village.

Asgarkand – is village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. It is located on the right to bank of of headwaters of Arpachay in 15 km to the northeast of Norashen village. This village is marked on 5- verst map of Caucasus.

Askikand – is the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. It is located in a northwest part of district on east bank of of headwaters river Bash Norashen river, on the left side of highway Irevan - Nakhchivan. There were 10 houses in 1873, and 17 Azerbaijan houses in the beginning of 20^th century in village. The village is marked on 5- verst map of Caucasus.

Ardaraz – is the Azerbaijan village. It is located in 5 km to the west of Elpin village near the the villages Gozulja (Gozluja). Nowadays, it turned to Gishlag-wintering Yelpin village. There were 30 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 219 persons, in 1897 - 332 persons, in 1916 - 507 persons, in 1931 (after exile in 1918) 151 Azerbaijanians in village. At the end of 1940 in connection with violent eviction of Azerbaijanians the village was liquidated.

Arkhaj – is village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. There were 587 Azerbaijanians in 1897 in village. After national slaughter of 1918 down to 1926 nobody lived in village, and in that, 1926, only 80 persons returned to village. At the end of 1948, in connection with violent eviction of Azerbaijanians from Armenia living here Azerbaijanians had been moved to Azerbaijan, and the village was liquidated.

Ashaghi Gulluduz – is the Azerbaijan village. It had been incorporated with village Yukhari Gulluduz in 1950 and began to refer to Gulluduz.

Atchar (Aghjakand) – is the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province, is located in headwaters river Arpachay. In the Armenian sources existence of this village is marked from 1903.

Akhurlu - village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. It is located on the left bank of of headwaters river Arpachay. There is no exact information on geographic location and on liquidation.

Bashkand (Vernashen-1946) - mixed village. Nowadays, Vernashen (on Armenian - Bashkand), is the Armenian village. 570 Armenians and 23 Azerbaijanians lived here in 1897.

Bakhchajig - is on bank of of river Yekhernadzor.

Bayzada - the village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province, is approximately in 12 kms to the east river Malishka. In the Armenian sources this village sometimes mixes up with taking place nearby Bulaglar.

Bulbulolen (Bulbuloghlu, Kakha) – is the Azerbaijan village. It is located in 3-4 km to the west Ortakandа (Gladzorа), between villages Gasankand (Shatin) and Goytul. The local population named this place also Khakha, Kabus, Meshedi. There had lived 67 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 163 persons, in 1886 - 205 persons, per 1897 the persons, in 1914-437 persons in village. In 1918 the village has been destroyed by Armenian dashnak, the part of the population is exterminated, the others are expelled in various districts of Azerbaijan.

Vagdanes (Vartanik) – is the Azerbaijan village. Ruins are at height of 1728 m above sea level, near the Yelpin. There had lived 106 persons in 1873, in 1886 - 126 persons, in 1897 - 158 persons, in 1916 - 204 persons in the village. In 1918, as well as other all villages of district, village Vardanes was destroyed is destroyed and burnt before population. Only the part of refugees (67 persons) per 1922 had returned to native village, and in 1931 number of the come back refugees had reached 80 persons. It was not possible to restore completely the destroyed houses, a facilities of village yet. During violent eviction of Azerbaijanians from Armenia in 1948-1950- 160 persons have been violently moved, and the village is liquidated.

Gabakhli (Jani, Ashaghi Jani) – is the Azerbaijan village. It is located in 16 km to northeast of the regional center, on distance of several kilometers from village Govushug. The village was included into the Govushug Rural Council. There are at height of 1824 m above sea level. There had lived 45 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 268 persons, in 1886 - 429 persons, in 1897 - 566 persons, in 1916 - 763 persons in village. At the end of 1917 in the beginning of 1918 under the instruction of dashnak Armenian gangster groups (the leader was Yapon) have plundered the governments and had destroyed village, had exterminated a part of the population, and survived have subjected to tortures and have expelled from village. In the unique way of rescue of the population of village was to reach on foot Nakhchivan ravines, gorges, mountain tracks. In 1922-50 persons of refugees had returned to the native village. Till 1931 the population size (basically due to the refugees who have come back) has reached 330 persons. In 1930 village population began to restore the destroyed agriculture, to build new apartment houses. Due to the collective farm was created in village, the eight-year school was opened, the club, library was organized. At the end of the fiftieth years the collective farm has been attached to cattle-breeding state farm Govushug. And the population of the village Gabaghly, created for themselves the comfortable life at height of 2 thousand m above sea level, in embraces of mountains, has undergone to disasters. In 1988 Armenians within two weeks have expelled the population of village, all have been selected their property, the property down to domestic cattle. Nowadays the population of this village is scattered to various districts of Azerbaijan.

Galaser (Galasar, Azad) – is the Azerbaijan village. It is located on mountain district, on the right to bank of of the river Ehegis, in 17 km to the northeast of the regional center, near the Govushug, at height of 2038 m above sea level. Only Azerbaijanians lived here since ancient times. There had lived 108 persons in 1873, in 1886 - the 154-persons, in 1897 - 184 persons, in 1916 - 248 persons in village.

In 1918, as well as other villages Daralayaz of district, the population of Galaser it has been exterminated and expelled from the native centers. From 300 refugees per 1922 only 46 persons could return to the village. In 1926 the number of the returned refugees has made 104 persons, in 1931 - 162 persons they have restored the destroyed village and a facilities. In 30th years have organized collective farm, and in 60th years the collective farm has been attached to Govushug to sheep-breeding state farm. The eight-year school, club, library operated in village.

In 1988 in November the Armenian nationalists with assistance of the regional organizations within a week have expelled all population of village in which lived more than 400 persons of the population. All property of state farm and the property of refugees had remained to Armenians.

Ganali – is the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. Ruins are in 12 km northeast of Arpa village (nowadays Areni) of Yekhegnadzor district, on bank of river Yelpin. In 1873 here were 96 persons, in 1886 - 125 persons, in 1897 - 151 persons, in 1904-104 Azerbaijanians. During national slaughter of 1918 the village has been destroyed. Nowadays is dead village.

Ganja – is village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. Ruins are near the Amagu. Traces of village are recognized hardly.

Gedikvenk (till 1946. Goturvenk) – is the Azerbaijan village. It is located in pool river Erdepin (Ekhegis), in 24 km northeast of the regional center, on a green site. There had lived 142 persons in 1873, in 1886 - 201 persons, in 1916 - 273 persons in village. In 1918 gangster groups Gndapeda of Yapon and colonel Doluhanova have plundered village, a part of the population have exterminated, survived have expelled. Only 70 persons had returned to village and had equipped the life in 1922. Here for last decades the facilities had been advanced, together with village Gulluduz, the collective farm was constructed, the cattle-breeding was developed, constructed exemplary apartment houses. Size of population after returning refugees (after exile in 1918) in 1922 were 71 persons, in 1931 - 171 persons, in 1959 - 313 persons, in 1970 - 396 persons, in 1979 - 537 persons. There were an eight-year school, club, library in village. Armenians have expelled 600 persons from village in 1988. In November frosts with highway edge of Yekhegnadzor-Nakhchivan was audible crying children, tortures of adults. The population of village nowadays is scattered on various districts of Azerbaijan, including on districts of Baku.

Komurlu – is the Azerbaijan village. Ruins are near the Yelpin. There had lived 95 persons in 1873 in village, in 1886 - 147 persons, in 1897 - 192 persons, in 1916 - 259 persons. Armenian nationalists have destroyed village, burnt houses, a part of the population have exterminated, and survived have been compelled by snow mountain tracks to reach to Nakhchivan in 1918. Nowadays is dead village. The rests of a cemetery and houses are guessed

Gulluduz (Vardakhovid, 1967) - the Azerbaijan village. It is located in 22 km to the north-east of settlement Yekhegnadzor, on the left bank of of river Erdepin (Ekhegis) in a stony valley. A little bit to the north from this village settled down Yukhari Gulluduz. Till 1959, Gulluduz referred to Ashaghi Gulluduz to. Owing to their association the uniform village Gulluduz was formed too. There were 115 persons in 1831 in village, in 1886 - 217 persons, in 1916 - 407 persons. In 1918, as well as others, more than 70 Azerbaijan villages Daralayaz, the Armenian nationalists destroyed, plundered Gulluduz, subjected to tortures and expelled the population. Apparently from the statistical information, for last decades approximately the tenth part of the population revived and grown ten times. For these years growth of the population was such: in 192632 persons (after exile), in 1939 - 67, in 1959 - 256, in 1970 - 362, in 1979 - 369 persons. In village the collective farm, and then on its basis cattle-breeding state farm all over again had been created, the eight-year school, club, library were constructed.

In 1988, under the direction of the party and Soviet organizations of district, the village had been plundered by the Armenian nationalists, the property was taken away from the population, and it had been subjected to deprivations and expelled. The population of village nowadays is scattered across all Azerbaijan.

Guneyvang - the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. It is located on the right to bank of river Erdepin (Ekhegis), right inflow Arpachay. 58 persons lived in village in 1831, in 1873 - 46 persons, in 1897-103 persons, in 1914 of the Azerbaijanians. At the end of 1920, the village had been liquidated and had turned in dead. Ruins and until now are at village Govushug.

Goy Abbas - the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. It is located on a place of merge river Bolbulag and Ger-Ger, right inflow of Arpachay. At the end of 1920, there were 20 smokes, 132 persons, in 1905 - 25 smokes, 210 Azerbaijanians in village. In 1918, it was destroyed and burnt by Armenian dashnaks. Nowadays, it is dead village. The cemetery was kept.

Goyarchin - the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. It is located in garden territory on bank of river Ger-Ger, right inflow of Arpachay. There were 20 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 48 persons, in 1906 - 60 persons in village. The village was destroyed by Armenian dashnaks in 1918. Nowadays, it is dead village.

Galakand - village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. The population was engaged in gardening alongside with agriculture and cattle-breeding. There were 40 gardens in 1898 in village. Geographic location and the further history are unknown.

Ganali - the Azerbaijan village. It is located in northeast of Yelpin. The village was destroyed by the Armenian nationalists in 1918, the population was exterminated and expelled. Nowadays is a dead village.

Gagavank - the Azerbaijan village. Ruins are near the Keshishkand (nowadays Yekhegnadzor). There were 80 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 187 persons, in 1886 - 205 persons, in 1897 - 260 persons, in 1914 - 455 persons in village. The village had been destroyed by Armenians in 1918, the part of the population had been exterminated, and other part was rescued by flight. Per 1922 from 455 persons only 66 persons again had returned to the village, however, did not possible to restore it. These 66 persons were placed in the next Azerbaijan villages. The village was liquidated, but ruins of houses and traces of a cemetery were kept.

Garagaya - the Azerbaijan village. It is in 17 km to the north-east of the regional center, near the Erdepin (Ekhegis). It was located at height of 1771 m above sea level. The village was included into the Gulluduz Rural Council. There were 141 persons in 1873, in 1886 - 214 persons, in 1897 - 259 persons, in 1916 - 303 persons in village. If national slaughter of 1905 had not accepted a serious trouble for village in 1918 Armenians had revenged and for that year. The village had been erased from the persons of the ground in 1918. The part of the population was on a place of shooting, other part had been expelled from district in a winter icy cold. Many were lost in roads. Some years village laid in ruins. Only in 1922 the escaped part of the population (97 persons) had managed to return to the native village. In 1931 the population had reached 193 persons. In 1930, in village the collective farm had been constructed, further the elementary school, club, library were organized. In 1950, collective farm Garagaya had been attached to state farm Gulluduz. In 1988, under the uniform script more than 400 persons of village within a week had been expelled by Armenians and all property, an economy, personal plots had been taken away from them. Nowadays the population of village is scattered on various districts of Azerbaijan.

Gizilgul (Aysasi till 1946) - the Azerbaijan village. It settles down in 20 km to the north-east of the regional center, in 4 km to the north of Govushug, at height of 2084 m above sea level. There were 219 persons in 1873, in 1886 - 313 persons, in 1897 - 311 persons, in 1914 - 412 persons in village. In 1918, in the performance of an antiturkish policy, Armenian dashnak and Gnabed Yapon and colonel Doluhanova, the armed groups of representatives of this government in Daralayaz, had wiped the governments from Aysasi, as well as others 20 villages of province Alagoz. The escaped population mountain tracks, gorges had made the way to Nakhchivan and there had found a refuge. In 1922, from refugees of village 254 persons again returned the native village. The population reached 288 persons in 1931.

The population restored village, constructed one and two-storeyed houses using local materials and despite of remoteness. In 1930, in village the collective farm had been constructed, fast rates the cattle-breeding were developed. Due to means of village, the eight-year school, club, library had been constructed and handed over in operation. In 1960, according to a policy of the organization of state farms on the basis of collective farms the property of collective farm of Gizilgul. It had been transferred to sheep-breeding state farm Govushug. As well as rural councils, had been incorporated collective farms, the state farm was created.

In 1988, all property had been taken away from the population of village, and inhabitants were expelled. Nowadays, inhabitants of village are scattered on villages and settlements of tens districts of Azerbaijan.

In village and around of it there was a number of the historical monuments concerning to 7^th, 10^th-11^th centuries: the Albanian church, stone crosses, the rests of river dams - partitions.

Gizil Gishlag - the Azerbaijan village. Ruins are near the Govushug. 85 persons lived in village in 1831. It was dead village till 1897, and 44 Azerbaijanians lived again in village in 1897. Nowadays, it is dead village. There are only boxes of houses and traces of a cemetery.

Gishlag (Shahgaldi gishlaghi) - the Azerbaijan village. Ruins are near the present Chorus. There were 36 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 80 persons, in 1886 - 112 persons, in 1897 - 133 persons, in 1916 - 273 persons. In 1918, Armenians destroyed, burnt and expelled the population of this village which were taking place in 8-9 km from the regional center. In 1922, only 42 refugees returned to the village and saw, that Armenians (16 persons) lived there. There were only 45 Azerbaijanians in village in 1931. Not having had time yet to restore the destroyed village, Azerbaijanians had violently been moved from Gishlag of Armenia to Azerbaijan. The village was liquidated.

Govushug - the Azerbaijan village. It is located in 16 km to the north-east of the regional center, in the territory near the highway Yekhegnadzor-Gulluduz, there was at height of 1792 m above sea level. In Govushug, being one of ancient and large villages of district, there were 96 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 158 persons, in 1886 - 190 persons, in 1897 - 232 persons, in 1916 - 376 persons. At the end of 1917, in 1918, it began approach of Armenians from Hasankand (Shatinа) on Alagoz, and there from on Govushug, Gulluduz and Gizilgul. By S.Govushug, it had been destroyed, burnt, a part of the population, not looking on children, women, old men, it had been exterminated (gangster group Yapon), and survived had forced to run mountain tracks to Nakhchivan. Subsequently the part of refugees has managed to return to the village. 260 persons had returned to Govushug in 1922. Such big figure speaks that the population lodged in this village and of some the next villages which turned into ruins. S.Govushug after returning refugees began to develop quickly: they began to restore the destroyed village, to build new habitation. The advanced individual economy (especial development received cattle-breeding) had been incorporated into 1930 in collective farm. The collective farm had by own strength constructed high school, the house of culture, library. The department of communication was open, film projectors, workshop of consumer services in village, a first-aid post were organized. The set of one and two-storeyed apartment houses had been constructed. At the end of 1950, on the basis of collective farms, together with collective farm next Gulluduz, the cattle-breeding state farm had been organized. In 1948-1949 the majority of the population of village had not moved, however the village with the population more than 800 persons in 1988 under the uniform script at a level of the government had been moved, the property had been taken away from inhabitants (on millions roubles), all property was selected. The population of this village, nowadays, is scattered, starting from Nakhchivan up to Baku, district Absheron, and across all Azerbaijan. There are rests concerning to 12^th-13^th and 17^th centuries of historical monuments, Albanian churches (Guneyvang) and traces of a cemetery in Govushug and around of it.

Gozulja (Gozluja) - the Azerbaijan village. The rests are in 3-5 km to the east of the regional center, near the Goytul (Gedap). There were 60 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 342 persons, in 1886 - 549 persons, in 1897 - 630 persons, in 1916 - 971 persons. In 1918, under the instruction of Armenian dashnak, gangster group of Yapon with assistance of local Armenians the governments destroyed, burnt out village, exterminated the majority of the population, and escaped mountains reached the Nakhchivan district. Only 92 refugees (the tenth part) had return to 1922, but not to the village, and were placed in the next villages. There were bases of walls of buildings and traces of the big cemetery on a place of village.

Goytul (Goytur, Gedap City since 1935) - the mixed village. It is located in 3 km to the east of the regional center, on bank of of river Erdepin (Ekhegis). Gedap Village where were 735 Armenians and 36 Azerbaijanians in 1897, then became especially Armenian village.

Gurban Kakhasi - the Azerbaijan village. Ruins are near the Goytul (Gedap). There was 163 persons, in 1886 - 227 persons, in 1897 - 323 persons, in 1914 - 470 persons in 1873. In 1918 under the instruction of Armenian dashnaks, Armenians destroyed the governments and burnt the village, a part of the population exterminated, and other part mountains ran in district Nakhichivan. Nowadays is a dead village. The rests of buildings and traces of a cemetery were kept.

Gurdgulag (Gurdbulag, Dolorabert - 1946) - the Azerbaijan village. It is located on 4-5 km distance from the regional center, near the Keshishkand (Yekhegnadzor). There were 336 persons in 1873, in 1886 - 379 persons, in 1897 - 471 persons, in 1914 - 760 persons in village. During slaughter of 1918, the village had been destroyed, and the population was exterminated and expelled. Per 1922, only 64 persons from refugees had returned to village. Within 5 years the number Armenians from Iran and the next villages which had located in this village, had increased up to 301 persons, and Azerbaijanians in 1926 instead of 139 persons were only 66 persons. And these Azerbaijanians had been violently moved, the village completely became Armenian.

Dashkherman - the Azerbaijan village. Ruins are near the Jiv. There were 23 persons in 1897, in 1904 - 82 persons, in 1914 - 90 persons. In 1918 the village has been destroyed, burnt, the population was exterminated and expelled. Since then, it is dead village. The rests of buildings and traces of a cemetery are kept.

Dadali Korpu (Agavnadzor Korpusu) - the bridge through the river Arpachay. Despite of the hardware, that the bridge was constructed in 13^th century, kept till now and used. Nowadays the bridge have renamed and identified with the name of Eynazur (Agavnadzor).

Yengija (Ganzak - 1946) - the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. Nowadays, the Armenian village in Yekhegnadzor district. It is located in 3-4 km to the north-east of Gnishik. There were 42 persons in 1831, in 1897 - 422 persons in village. In 1918, during national slaughter, the village had been destroyed, Azerbaijanians were expelled. In this village the emigrants who arrived from provinces of Iran Khoy and Salmas had been placed. In 1960, the Armenian population of this village had moved in empty after eviction of Azerbaijanians. Jiv and Agavnadzor, and Yengija had completely reduced to ruins.

Yerdich - (Azerbaijan Yerdich) - the Azerbaijan village. In a history of district was two Yerdich. One of the Armenian villages was near the Erdepin. Other Azerbaijan village was near the Goytul (Gedap). There were 70 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 167 persons, in 1886 - 234 persons, in 1897 - 382 persons, in 1916 - 403 persons in this village. In 1918, under the instruction of Armenian dashnaks, the government of Armenians had destroyed and burnt village, had exterminated the population, escaped ran to Nakhchivan. As this compelled flight occurred in the winter, in a way, the refugees had the big losses. When per 1922, the part of refugees had wished to return to the native village. There already lived 176 Armenians, and further it was more. These refugees - Azerbaijanians had been compelled to be placed in the next villages and Yerdich had passed to Armenians.

Ilanli - the Azerbaijan village. It was situated near the Govushug Village, at height of 2038 m above sea level settled down close. 23 persons lived in 1897, in 1916 - 59 persons in village. The village was destroyed by Armenians, the population was exterminated, expelled in 1918. It has turned to dead village since then.

Meshadilar - the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz District of Irevan province. Its ruins are between Hasankand (Shatin) and Goytul. The village was destroyed in 1928 by Armenian dashnaks.

Novlar - the Azerbaijan village. Ruins are near the Keshishkand (Yekhegnadzor), at height of 228 m above 100 persons, per 1897 the persons, per 1914 the persons. In 1918 the village has been destroyed by the Armenian nationalists, the part of the population is exterminated, the rest are expelled. Since then it’s a dead village. Traces of a cemetery were kept.

Novlu - the Azerbaijan village. Ruins are near the Keshishkand (Yekhegnadzor), at height of 2208 m above sea level. There were 157 persons in 1873, in 1886 - 216 persons, in 1897 - 215 persons, in 1914 - 437 persons in village. The village was destroyed by Armenians in 1918, the part of the population was exterminated, survived through mountains were rescued by flight in Nakhchivan. Refugees had significant losses. Since, it is dead village. The rests of ruins of houses and traces of a cemetery were kept.

Moz (Mozrov) - the Azerbaijan village. In 1873 in village was 80 persons, in 1886 - 86 persons, in 1897 - 145 persons, in 1914 - 177 persons. At the end of 1917 and in the beginning of 1918, the Armenian nationalists had destroyed village, had exterminated the population and survived had expelled from native places. Since, it is dead village. Traces of buildings and cemeteries were kept.

Nabilar - the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. Ruins are between Govushuk and Gulluduz in district Yekhegnadzor. Nowadays, it is dead village.

Ortakand (Gladzor - 1946) - the mixed village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. Nowadays, it is an Armenian village. It is located in 2 km to the east of the regional center, on bank of of river Erdepnn (Ekhegis), between Yekhegnadzor and Bashkand settlement. Till 1946, it referred to Ortakand, and then Gladzor. 686 Armenians and 27 Azerbaijanians lived in village in 1897. Armenians were the emigrants who arrived per 1828-1830 from provinces of Iran - Khoy and Salmas, in particular from a catfish. After 1918, only Armenians lived in village.

Rasul gishlaghi - the Azerbaijan village. Ruins are near the present Chorus. There were 23 persons in 1831 in village. Subsequently, the village had been liquidated. Nowadays, it is dead village.

Salli - the Azerbaijan village. It is located in 14 km to the north-west of the regional center, on bank of river Sellim (Suleyman), near the Chorus. It was especially Azerbaijan village till 1950. After that, it had turned to the Armenian village. There were 77 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 422 persons, in 1886 - 560 persons, in 1897 - 668 persons and in 1916 - 678 Azerbaijanians in village. At the end of 1917, for the first half of 1918, as well as in other villages Yekhegnadzor of district, leaders gangster group Armenian dashnak governments Yapon colonel Doluhanov had used violence and above the population Zeyta, Gabakhli, Gurdgulag and Yengija, taking place in a zone Salli. Under stories of witnesses, Yapon planned to exterminate all population of village at night, however priest Ter Vahan (Nakhapet) had warned peasants, and they had escaped in mountains at night, some months were at war and, at last, survived were rescued by flight in Nakhchivan. As tell, Yapon, the leader of gangsters with soldiers in 1000 persons only in the named five villages destroyed about 2000 persons. Many of them dumped from height of mountain in 200 m in the river Arpachay. From those reset with mountain of 2 thousand persons two one woman and one man, had survived. After plunder of village local and Armenians, who came, had grasped apartment houses.

For the first time, in 1922, refugees of village had started to return to the native places. This year from 147 persons of the returned refugees the majority had seen, that their houses were borrowed by Armenians. At that time, already 64 Armenians lived in village. So, the Azerbaijan village had turned to the mixed village. 81 Armenian in 1926, 204 Azerbaijanians lived in 1931 - 242 Azerbaijanians, 102 Armenians in village.

In 1930, in village, the collective farm, new residential buildings, the school, club, library and workshop of consumer services function eight-year had been constructed. At the end of 1950, the collective farm of village had been attached to cattle-breeding state farm Dashbashi (the Armenian village Karagluh).

In 1988, in the third and, means, last time in conditions of activity of the Armenian population at Azerbaijanians all had been taken away violently what they possessed, all property, they in a winter icy cold (this process should come to the end till November 28), being exposed to deprivations and tortures, had been expelled from native places. Nowadays the population of village was scattered on tens districts of Azerbaijan. There are historical monuments, the rests of the Albanian church, stone crosses concerning to 10^th-13^th centuries in this ancient Azerbaijan village. Ustad (master) Ashig Jalil (1850-1923) was born in this village.

Seyid Mamish - the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. Ruins are near the Aghkand (Agavnadzor) in present district Yekhegnadzor, in 1920 km to the north-west of the regional center, on bank of the Selim River. The village was destroyed by Armenian dashnaks in 1918.

Ulgul - the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. Ruins are near the Gozulja. The village was destroyed in 1918.

Khachik - the mixed village. It is located in 21 km to the northeast of the regional center. 92 Armenians, 19 Azerbaijanians lived in 1831 in village. After emigration of Armenians in 1829-1830, they became Armenian village and till now Armenians live here.

Kheshin - the Azerbaijan village. Ruins are in 14 km to the east of the regional center Yelpin, near the highway Irevan – Yekhegnadzor River. There were 62 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 174 persons, in 1886 - 272 persons, in 1897 - 229 persons, in 1916 - 311 persons in village. The population of this village which were taking place at road, in immediate proximity the Armenian village, among the first has undergone to an attack and destruction in 1918. The village had been destroyed, burnt, the escaped inhabitants had been expelled in the Nakhchivan district. Per 1922, 116 persons from refugees of village had returned to native places. The number of refugees who returned home had reached 164 persons in 1931. In 1930, the population of village had started restoration of the destroyed houses, to construction of new buildings, to revival of economy. In village the collective farm had been constructed, the school wass open, the club, library were organized. However this construction could not last for a long time. In 1948-1949, in campaign of violent eviction of Azerbaijanians from Armenia, the presence of village in the Armenian environment on road had led to that population Kheshin among the first it had been expelled to Azerbaijan.

Khorbadeg (Khorvadeg) - the Azerbaijan village. It is located in 13 km to the north-west of the regional center, near the present Erdepin (Ekhegis) also entered into one rural council with this village. There were 35 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 263 persons, in 1886 - 342 persons, in 1897 - 406 persons, in 1914 - 651 persons in village. The village had been destroyed, plundered by the Armenian nationalists, the most part of the population was exterminated, and the rest insignificant part was expelled in 1918. After establishment of the Soviet authority in Armenia, only the tenth part of the population of village who was 38 persons, in 1922 had returned to the native village. However, for these some years, Armenians had already time to seize village, and 130 persons already lived in it. It already turned into the mixed village in 1931 in Khorbadeg, there were 227 Armenians and 100 Azerbaijanians. Figures show that for ten years, the Armenian population had increased twice, and Azerbaijanians was in 4 times less. National distinguishing had an effect on the mixed village. The collective farm had been constructed in village in 1930 and at the end of 1950, was incorporated with cattle-breeding state farm next Erdenin (Ekhegis). There was an eight-year school, club and library in village. In 1948-1949, during violent eviction of Azerbaijanians one group of families, and in 1988 the staying separate Azerbaijan families were violently expelled from Armenia.

In Khorbadeg, historically being the Azerbaijan village, were available concerning to 11^th-12^th centuries monuments, the rests of the Albanian church, stone crosses and traces Oghuz cemeteries.

Khors (Khork) - the Azerbaijan village. It is located in 9 km to the north-east of the regional center, at height of 1707 m above sea level. Till 1918, it was extremely Azerbaijan village and then it became mixed (Armenian and Azerbaijan). There were 126 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 649 persons, in 1886 - 904 persons, in 1897 - 1136 persons, in 1914 - 958 persons, in 1916 - 1337 Azerbaijanians in village. The reason of reduction of growth of the population in 1914 consists in destruction by Armenians of the population of Chorus during Armenian-Muslim (Azerbaijan) slaughter, war of 1905. Armenians of village Eykezur and Gashga in 1905 several big groups had attacked on Chorus, burnt half of population of village. There were 500 smokes, which was families, houses, economy at that time in village. What had survived, rescued by flight through mountains in different villages of the Nakhchivan district. However, as the statistics shows, for 10-15 years the village again had revived, the population has reached 1600 persons

The original genocide against Azerbaijanians began in 1918 in all Armenia. Under the instruction of dashnak, the armed groups of executioners - Gnabeda Yapon and colonel Doluhanova with assistance of local Armenians had plundered the governments and had exterminated the population of village, and above escaped had used violence and had expelled. Local Armenians had seized village. Subsequently, only 192 from 1600 persons of village per 1922 had returned to native village. During this period already 283 Armenians had located in this Azerbaijan village. Armenians made 374 persons and Azerbaijanians - only 172 persons, in 1931 Armenians - 478, Azerbaijanians - 234 persons in 1926 in village. So, the ancient Azerbaijan village had turned to the mixed village. The national distinguishing had an effect not only on district, even in the village this exclusiveness obviously acted here. Both school, and club, both library, and a first-aid post, and a kindergarten were for Armenians and served them.

The genocide of Azerbaijanians began in scale of republic in 1988. Under the instruction of the government within several months all Azerbaijanians had been expelled. In mixed villages position was even more intense. Neighbors had selected at Azerbaijanians of them kindly and, having expelled from the constructed places, became proprietors of their houses - court yard. The population of Chorus was scattered, since Nakhchivan up to Sheki, but to different districts of Azerbaijan. There is a set of historical monuments, the rests of the Albanian church, Oghuz a cemetery and concerning to 12^th-14^th centuries the rests of buildings ancient Shouted Molla and Gulkhana in this ancient Azerbaijan village.

Khosdun (Vosting) - the Azerbaijan village. It is located between Hasankand (Shatin) and Alagoz, near the highway Yekhegnadzor - Govushug. There were 61 persons in 1873, in 1886 - 94 persons, in 1916 - 146 persons in village. Under the instruction Armenian dashnak the Armenian nationalists destroyed the governments, plundered village, the population exterminated and expelled in 1918. Subsequently, 29 persons from refugees had returned to the native village, however village had been occupied by Armenians, 60 Armenians lived here. 24 Armenians, 19 Azerbaijanians lived in 1926 in village, in 1931 in this mixed village, there were 29 Armenians, 43 Azerbaijanians in village, and village was liquidated at the end of 1930. Nowadays, the rests of buildings and traces of a cemetery were kept.

Chiva (Chuvya) - the Azerbaijan village. It is located in 13 km to the northwest of the regional center. Till 1918, it was extremely Azerbaijan village, and after exile of Azerbaijanians became the mixed village. There were 129 persons in 1831, in 1873 - 294 persons, in 1886 - 431 persons, in 1897 - 689 persons, in 1916 - 612 Azerbaijanians in village. For last 20 years (on statistics), the reason of reduction of a population of village (with 689 up to 612) consist in the national slaughter provoked by the Armenian nationalists in 1905. Armenians with the purpose of exile of Azerbaijanians from village and their robbery had attacked village in 1905. The part of the population had been exterminated, and survived had been compelled to run. However, the genocide directed in 1918 in Armenia against Azerbaijanians, did not correspond to any international norm. Dashnak leaders Ararat (Armenia) of republic by destruction and exiles of Azerbaijanians tried to prove, as if these grounds belong to Armenians. Gangster groups of executioners Gnabeda Yapon and colonel Doluhanova, committing excesses against Azerbaijanians in Daralayaz, by means of local Armenians had wiped out Chiva, and the population had exterminated and had expelled. Only the part of refugees again had returned on the native land. In 1922 391 refugees returned the village. Using circumstances, 94 Armenians had managed to penetrate into village and to locate in it till 1926. That year in Chiva number of Azerbaijanians made 367 persons. In 1931, resettlement of Armenians to this village and number of the Armenian population of village had amplified and had made 221 persons.

So, the ancient Azerbaijan village had turned to the mixed village. Due to living Azerbaijanians in village the high school, the house of culture, library, a department of communication, a film projector, masterful consumer services and a first-aid post had been created. All this had got to Armenians whom in village was twice less, than Azerbaijanians. In 1988, under the instruction of the government of republic, under the direction of party, council and administrative bodies of district the Armenian nationalists had selected all kindness, all property of the population and within a week had expelled them from village. The population of village was scattered but to different districts of Azerbaijan.

Shorja - the Azerbaijan village. Ruins are near the village Keshishkand (present Yekhegnadzor). 31 persons lived in village in 1886, in 1873 - 56 persons, in 1897 - 73 persons, in 1914 - 83 persons, in 1916 - 116 persons. In 1918, the Armenian nationalists had destroyed, burnt village, had exterminated the population, had plundered peasants. Since then, it is dead village. The rests of buildings of houses and traces of a cemetery were kept only.

Yukhari Gulluduz - the Azerbaijan village on the right to bank of river Erdepin (Ekhegis), near the former Ashaghi Gulluduz (nowadays Gulluduz). There were 263 persons in 1897, in 1926 - 108 Azerbaijanians in village. The village subsequently had been incorporated with village Ashagi Gulluduz.

Yavar kand - the Azerbaijan village in Daralayaz district of Irevan province. Ruins were kept in 18 km to the north-east of the center of district Yekhegnadzor, at Aghkand. The village was destroyed by the Armenian nationalists in 1918.

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