Is the Erivan (Yarevan) Armenian City? (Past and Now)

 In some current sources, it is said that Yerevan was an Armenian city in the past and remained under Turkish rule for a while. If you want, let's see together how true this is with the help of real archive information, documents and maps.

In the German map of Turkey dated 1606, our Eastern Anatolia region is called Turcomania. Again, in the same way, the map says that the Caucasus is Turcomania. Because Yerevan was a Turkic city at that time.

 Russian Writer Vera Zhelikhovskaya Says: “Yerevan İs A Tatar (Turk) City.” ( Unbiased Source; Vera Zhelikhovskaya, Caucasus And Transcaucasia, 1885, p. 28 )

 

 

Map: the Ottoman Turkic Empire. Again, in the same way, the Caucasus and Yerevan are shown as a Turkish city. 

 https://www.arthipo.com/osmanli-imparatorlugu-haritasi-posteri.html 

Book is from a very reliable source- Cambridge Library. Joseph Wolff, Narrative of a mission to Bokhara, in the years 1843-1845: Under Paskevich's leadership, 90,000 Armenians were brought to Georgia and Karabakh.

In Robert Wilkinson's map of Turkey dated 1808, our Eastern region is called Turcomania. Again, in the same way, the Caucasus is called Turcomania.  

https://www.raremaps.com/gallery/detail/52736/turkey-in-asia-shows-cyprus-wilkinson

 

 

Nikolai Shavrov: "A new threat to Russian studies in the South Caucasus" (St. Petersburg-1911) said "A total of 1.300.000 Armenians living in the South Caucasus, 1.000.000 of them were brought by us and settled in the region." (The aim of the plan is to completely cut off Turkey's ties with Central-Asia)

 

  In the map of Turkey dated 1728 published by Matthaus Seutter, our Eastern region is called Turcomania.

https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo/seutter-map-of-turkey.html

 

 

Another ancient map: Turkomans. (Caucasus, Anatolia and Iran.)

 

 

The decision of the General Secretary of the USSR Communist Party, Josef Stalin, to expel the Azerbaijani Turks from the places where the current Armenia is located..!! This historical document was the continuation of a cunning plan long beforehand to cut the ties of the two brotherly communities completely.

 

As can be seen from all the above evidence, Yerevan was not actually an Armenian city. It never happened. By the order of Stalin, the Turks there were expelled and replaced by Armenians. This was actually a very strategic move, so it was aimed to cut off Turkey's connection with the Turkic Nations (Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kirgizstan Yakuts, Bashkirs, Tatars and Uyghurs and others) in Central Asia. This move has been pretty successful so far.

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