The Turco-Mongol Invasions and the Lords of Armenia
in the 13-14th Centuries
Robert G. Bedrosian's Ph.D. Dissertation
(Columbia University, 1979)
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Table of Contents
Abstract
Introduction
The Sources
Armenia and the Turco-Mongol Invasions
Armenia's Lords and their Reactions to the
Turco-Mongol
Invasions and Domination of the 13-14th Centuries
The Naxarars and the Invasions of the Early 13th Century
Mongol Control Techniques in the 13th Century
Triumph of the Turkmens
Naxarar Reactions to Mongol Control Techniques of the 13-14th Centuries
Conclusion
Appendix A.
Supplementary Notes on the 11-13th Century Naxarars
Appendix B.
Aspects of Centrifugalism within and among Certain 13-14th Century Naxarardoms
Appendix C.
Notes on the Relations between the Mongols and the Armenian Church in the 13th Century
Bibliography:
1. Sources
2. Literature
Glossary
The following modern chronological tables may be helpful as
accompaniments to the study:
Rulers of the Mongol Empires
Rulers of Armenia and
of Eastern and Western Empires
Kat'oghikoi and
Corresponding Secular Rulers of the Armenians
Rulers of Armenia and
Iberia/Georgia
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