Aravelian

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Aravelian was a principality within the ancient Kingdom of Armenia in northeastern Anatolia, headed by the eponymous family. It was largely autonomous between 400 and 800 AD, after which the kingdom fell.^[1]

In 451, it is reported that there were four rulers that acted jointly: Phapag, Phabak, Varonden and Tal or Dal Aravelian. In 640 the ruler was Khatchean Aravelian.

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↑ Toumanoff, Cyrille (1963). "Studies in Christian Caucasian History". Georgetown University Press. pp. 199, 228, 578. Retrieved November 10, 2025.

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