Yerevan, Arménia.

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Observando a capital ao longo de alguns séculos analisando vários registos deixados como um testemunho para recordarmos a história deste território.

1672 - Ilustração de Jean Chardin.

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1796 - G. Sergeevich
Ponte Vermelha

1827 - Pintura de Franz Roubaud

1916 - Praça Principal

1920 - Mapa da cidade

1931 - Catedral de S. Nicolau; antes da sua destruição.

Quantas influências....

Todas as imagens foram retiradas da Internet.

3- "Franz Roubaud's painting of the Erivan Fortress siege in 1827 by the Russian forces under leadership of Ivan Paskevich during the Russo-Persian War (1826-1828)"

5- "The modern city of Yerevan dates its origins to the founding of the Urartean fortress of Erebuni in 782 BC. It has been inhabited continuously ever since, and its citizens delight in pointing out that their city is older than Rome. Yerevan, however, remained a relatively small city until after the Russian conquest of the Caucasus in the early nineteenth century. It later became the capital of the short-lived First Armenian Republic, the first independent state of Armenia since the fall of the Cilician Kingdom of Armenia in AD 1375. The country was created on May 28, 1918, out of the chaos that followed the end of World War I, and lasted until late November–early December 1920. This large-scale map of Yerevan was probably published by the government of the Democratic Republic of Armenia before the Bolshevik takeover. Երեւանի յատակագիծը (Plan of Yerevan). Yerevan: probably Democratic Republic of Armenia, 1920. Geography and Map Division, Library of Congress (061.00.01)"
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