- Naxuana by Elizabeth Hughes
See Nakhichevan, Azerbaijan.
- Shark Kapysy by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... Sharq gapïsï; Gate to the East), an Azerbaijani-language newspaper of the Nakhichevan ASSR. Shark kapysy. Has been published since 1921. It comes out in Nakhichevan six times a week. Circulation, 16,000 (1977). The newspaper has been awarded the Order of the Badge of Honor.
- Nakhichevan Culture by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
an archaeological culture of the second to early first millennium B.C. (the Bronze Age and the early Iron Age) on the territory of the Nakhichevan ASSR, Azerbaijan SSR.The Nakhichevan culture is genetically linked with previous local cultures from the Aeneolithic period and the early Bronze Age (for example, the Kura-Araks Aeneolithic cultures). It is represented by fortified and unfortified ...
- Adzhemi by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
son of Abu-Bakr. Born in the 1120’s, in Nakhichevan; died at the beginning of the 13th century. Architect, representative of the Nakhichevan architectural school of medieval Azerbaijan.Adzhemi built the mausoleums of Yusuf, son of Kutayir (1162), and Momine-Khatun (1186), as well as minarets joined by a portal (which have not been preserved) in Nakhichevan...
- Nakhichevan by Owen Malone
City (1989 pop. 59,754), capital of Nakhichevan Autonomous Republic, in Azerbaijan. Its industries include food processing, wine making, and the production of furniture, leather, and building materials. The ancient Naxuana, the city was ruled by Armenians, Persians ...