Armenies
Armenie fowk or Armenies (Armenie: հայեր, Armenian pronunciation: [hɑˈjɛɾ]) are a naition an ethnic group native tae the Armenie Heichland.
The lairgest concentration is in Armenie, haein a nearly homogeneous population wi 97.9% or 3,145,354 being ethnic Armenie.[1] Acause o wide-rangin an lang-lastin diaspora, an estimatit total o 3 million fowk o full or pairtial Armenie ancestry live ootside o Armenie. As a result o the Armenie Genocide, a lairge number o survivors fled tae mony kintras throughoot the world, maist notably in Roushie, Unitit States, Fraunce, Iran, Georgie an ither pairts o Europe (see Armenie diaspora).
Christianity began tae spread in Armenie suin efter Jesus Christ's daith, due tae the efforts o twa o his apostles, Saunt Thaddeus an Saunt Bartholomew[2] In the early 4t century, the Kinrick o Armenie became the first naition tae adopt Christianity as a state releegion.[3] Most Armenians adhere to the Armenian Apostolic Church, a non-Chalcedonian church, which is also the world's oldest national church.
Armenie is an Indo-European leid isolate. Armenies speak twa mutually intelligible an written forms o their leid: Eastren Armenie, the day spoken mainly in Armenie, Iran an the umwhile Soviet republics, an Wastren Armenie, uised in the historical Wastren Armenie an, efter the genocide o Armenies in the Ottoman Empire, primarily amangst the Armenie diaspora.
The unique Armenian alphabet wis inventit in 406 AD bi the scholar an evangelizer Mesrob Mashtots.
Notes [edit]
- ↑ 2001 Official Armenian Census statistics. Archived 30 Januar 2010 at WebCite
- ↑ see Hastings, Adrian (2000). A World History of Christianity. Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing.
- ↑ Armenia first nation to adopt Christianity as a state religion.. Archived from the original on 11 Februar 2011. . Retrieved on 27 Februar 2007. .
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- Armenie fowk
- Auncient fowks
- Armenie society
- Caucasie muhajirs
- Ethnic groups in Europe
- Ethnic groups in the Middle East
- Ethnic groups in Fraunce
- Ethnic groups in Georgie (kintra)
- Ethnic groups in Iran
- Ethnic groups in Lebanon
- Ethnic groups in Roushie
- Ethnic groups in Turkey
- Ethnic groups in Ukraine
- Ethnic groups in Azerbaijan
- Ethnic groups in the Arab League
- Indo-European fowks
- Fowks o the Caucasus