From the Kur to the Aras: a military history of Russia’s move into the South Caucasus and the first Russo-Iranian war, 1801-1813
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| adam_text | Contents Foreword ix Preface xi Transliteration, Toponymy and Dates Abbreviated Titles xix Maps xxi 1 The Antecedents і 2 Opening Gambit 21 3 Prelude to the War February 1803-January 1804 40 1 The Siege and Storming of Ganjeh 4 All-Out War March-October, 1804 61 1 The Battle of Üç-Kilisa (Ejmiatsin) 2 The Siege of Yerevan 80 5 Coercion and Expansion January 1805-February 1806 101 6 War on Many Fronts 1806-1809 129 1 Baku and Talesh 131 2 Qarabagh 132 3 Darband, Baku and Qobbeh 136 4 Shakki 139 5 Shirvan 144 6 War with the Ottomans 146 7 The Franco-Iranian Alliance 152 8 The Second Siege of Yerevan 156 7 Between War and Peace April iSog-February 1812 169 xvi 44 76
VIII CONTENTS 8 The Road to Golestan February 1812-October, г8із Some Conclusions 201 234 Appendix 1: The Role of the Armenians in the Russian Move into the South Caucasus 237 Appendix 2: Georgia and the Khanates of South Caucasus in the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century 249 Appendix 3: The Iranian and Russian Armies 265 Appendix 4: Treaty of Golestan [Gülistan] 12 [24] October, 1813 274 Appendix 5: Glossary of Names 278 Bibliography 293 Index 305
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Index ‘Abbas i (Safavid Shah) 3,10,237-238,253, 263 Abbas її (Safavid Shah) 5 Abbas Mirza Qajar (Crown Prince), passim Abbas Qoli Khan Kangarlu of Nakhjavan 68,164 Abbas Qoli Khan Qajar 49-50 Abbasabad (fort) 156 Abdol-Hosein Beg 127 Abdol-Maleki (tribe) 78 Abdullah Köprülü Pasha 9 Abkhazia 146,183 Abkhazov (Major) 226 Abo’l-Fath Aqa Javanshir 107,116,132-133, 147,177.263 Abraham of Crete (Catholicos) 263 Adel Shah Afshar 250,261 Adrianople (treaty) 44,236 Afghans 5,6, 8,28,38,49,153,167,265 Afshar (tribe) 8,14,201 Agha Ahmad (Ottoman commandant of Brailov) 173 Aghavnatun (Armenian village) 100 Ahar 269 Ahmad Khan Moqaddam of Maragheh (.Beglarbegi of Tabriz) 68,148,18g, 264 Ahmad Khan, soitan of Elisu 224 Akhalkalaki 150,190-191,199,207-208 Akhaltsikhe 16,22-24,37,44,74,48,130, 149,170-174,177,183-185,190-193,197, 205,209 Akhmeti (town) 206,229 Akhurian River, see Arpa River Akhverdov, F.I. (General) 174,216-217 Alaverdi Cathedral 218 Alazani River 27,41,43,140174,206,208, 218 Aleppo 239-240 Alexander (Georgian prince) 26-27,35,3738,41,43,67-69,72,74,78, 83,92-93, 97-98,113-114,117,150,174,177,190-191, 207-209,218-221,227-228,252 Alexander 1 (Russian Emperor) 29, 30-33, 36,39,42,45,62,152,159,196,204,211, 218,227,234,247 Alexander n (King of Kakheti) 2 Alexandrov 43 Alexandrovsk 13 Alexei (Russian Tsar) 4,239,241 Algeri River 74 Ali (Soitan of Elisu) 44 Ali Khan Afshar 223 Ali Khan Kangarlu 107 Ali Khan Nuri 213 Ali Khan of Rudbar 181 Ali Khan Qajar 68,77,82,119 Ali Qoli Khan Qajar 17,165,264 Ali Qoli Khan Shahsevan 68,77, 82 Ali Pasha (Ottoman serasker) 10 Ali-Shah Mirza
(Zell al-Soltan) 184,187, 190-192 Allahverdi Beg 101 Allahverdi copper mines 197 Allahverdi Khan Qajar 68,119 Allahyar Soitan of Qarabagh 224 Alqas Mirza Safavi (governor of Shirvan) 256 Amanollah Khan 135 Amir Guney Khan 263 Amir Hamirza 127 Amir Hamzeh Khan (the Usmi) 12 Amir Khan sardar Qajar 195,201, 214 Amol 12 Ananuri 71,94,98,204,206,216,219 Anapa 208 Andreyevo (fort) 2. See also Enderi Anglo-Iranian relations 28,166-167, 193-194,200,210-213,231-233 Angora 239 Ankara, see Angora Anna (Russian Empress) 8-10 Anton (Last Georgian Catholicos) 29, 204-205 Anzali 12,114,121-122, igg, 230,273 Aparan 76,157,176,179,185,190 Apsheron Peninsula 123 Aqa Karim Beg 127 Aqa Kishi Beg of Shakki 254 Aqa Mohammad Khan Qajar (Shah in 1796) 14,17-21,24,30,37,45,49-50,104, ԱՅ, 180,234,236,249,252,254֊255,258, 260,262,264
306 INDEX Aq-dagh, Mt. 120 Aq-Oghlan 118,214,217,221-225 Aqstafa 120-121 Aqsu 257. See also New Shamakhi Aq-Tappeh 214,217 Aqusheh 188,197,209 Arabs 1,3,265 Arakcheyev, AA. (Minister of War) 170-171, 272 ‘Araq 83 Aras River xvii, 1, n, 17,20,22,27,34,44,60, б5-б7 70,72,81,83,102,104-105,113, 115,117,133-135 145-149-154-156,160, 163,165,170,172-174,181,183,188-189, 195-196, 201, 210, 213-217, 220-224, 231-237,242,258,270 Archangel 239 Arđabil 3,131-132,156,172,174,178, i8i, 269 Aresh 115,125 Argutinskii, Iosif (Prelate of the Armenians in Russia) 18,62,245-246 Arkevan (fort) 214-215,224-226,228 Armenian meliks of Qarabagh 16,21,37,135, 235-248,261-262 Armenian merchants and Russia 13, 238-240 Arpa River 73-74,150-151,154,170,173-196, 210 Arslan Bey of Greater Kabarda 227 Artik (town) 100,135,176,190-191 Aseyev (colonel) 121 Ashraf Khan Damavandi 118,165 Ashraf (town) 14 Ashtarak (village) 100 Ashuradeh Island 15 ‘Askar Khan Afshar 126,154,158 ‘Askeran (fort) 116,119,134,189 Aslan Beg (governor of Kiūra) 198 Aslan Khan Jengutay 198 Aslanduz 220-221,230,268,270 Aslanduz, battle of 222-223,229 Astarabad 12,267 Astarabad Gulf of 14 Astrakhan 2,5-6,12,14-15,25,34,39,101, 113-114,121,132,138,148,154,170,181, 195,239-245,273 Astuatsatur, melik 102 ‘Attaollah Khan Shahsevan 135,203 Austerlitz (battle) 235 Austrian Succession, War of 10 Avarov, S. (prince) 32 Avars 9,16,27,71,197,229,263 Avetaranots, see Chanaqchi Ayrumlu (tribe) 187 Azad Khan Afghan 10,249 Azarbayjan io-u, 22,25,155,174,209,243, 267,269 Azat River see Garni River Azov 3,13 Baba Khan, see Fath- Ali Shah Bagawan 63
Baghavard 9. See ako Yeghvard Baghdad 152,177,239 Bagrat (Georgian prince) 41 Bagratid dynasty 16 Bahram, meUk 102 Baku (khanate and town) xvi, 6,8-9,11-12, 34,45,47,60-61,101,106,113,122-127, 131,136-139,146,148,156,169-182,196, 207,209,217,221,233,259-260 formation of the khanate 256 Balta 94 Baltic Sea 5,273 Baqer Beg 154 Barclay de Tolly, M.A. (General and Minister of War) 195-196 Barda (town) 148,157 Bargushat (region) 195 Bashmakov (Lieutenant) 56 Bash-Shuragöl (village) 149 Bayat (fort) 261 Bayazid (town) 63,70,152 Bazarcuk 172 Behshahr (town) see Ashraf Bekant (town) 175,190-191,221 Belokan (region) 27 Benkendorf, A.K. von (General) 44 Bessarabia 208 Bezabdal heights 176 Bezabdal, ML 97 Black Sea 1,11-12,34,49,71,102,146,153, 186,234,236 Bődbe (village) 220 Bokhara 200 Bombay 35,166
307 INDEX Borchalu (region) 29-31,37,47,98,174-178, 199,216,221 Boris Godunov (Russian Tsar) 2 Boijom (ravine) 192 Borodino (battle) 235 Borshchov (Major) 164,161 Brailov (fort) 173 Britain and Iran xii, 28,269 Bucharest (treaty) 183,208 Budberg, A. Baron (Russian Foreign Minister) 146,151 Bukhvostov (Major) 161 Bulagh {soitan of Shuragöl) 100 Bulgakov (Colonel) 164 Bulgakov, S.A. (General) 138-139,145,147 Bumashev, S. (Colonel) 16-17,252 Bursa 238,240 Bushehr (port) 166,193 Byelavin (Major) 56 Bylazkov (Major) 164 Campbell, Dr. Drummond 231 Cantemir, D. 6 Caspian flotilla 14,39,52,98,136,181,207, 221.230.273 Caspian Sea 1-2,5,7-8,10-12,14-15,34,45, 49,71,101-102,113,121,153,169,186,194, 197,235-236,239,273 Castlereagh, Lord 218,231 Catherine i (Russian Empress) 8 Catherine и (Russian Empress) xiii, 1-15, 19,39,49,130,234,244-245,249,260, 263.273 Relations with Armenians 12-13, 244-248 Caucasian Defensive Line, see Caucasian Line Caucasian Line 11,15,17,22-23,25,28, 32-34,36,39,102,114,130,132,139,147, 170,195,210,227-228,272 Caulaincourt, de A-A.L. 158 Central Asia 5,14-15,235 Chanaqchi (village) u8,135,195 Chapalo (village) 74 Chartme, Mt. 125 Chavchavadze (Prince, General and Governor of Tiflis) 94,99 Chavchavadze, G. (Georgian envoy) 21-22, 25 Chechens 6,92,147,227 Cheleyev (Captain) 181-182 Chelishchev (Captain) 164 Chiliayev (Lieutenant) 121 China 5,235 Chraberd (melikdom) 262 Christie, C. 199,202,223,269-270 Chuiko (Captain) 64-65 Chukhur-e Sa‘d (beglarbegi) 4,263 Circassia 92 Constantinople 62,152,155,210,240 Cormick, J. Dr. 217,223 Crimea 13,234,245,259 Crimean
khanate 2,13 Czartoryski, A. (Prince) 32,99,108,113-114, 130 D’Arcy, j. (Colonel) 193,199,203,211,216, 223 Dadiani family 34 Daghestan 2,4,9,12,15,19-20,23-24,27, 41-44,67, 72105,114,136,158,169, 192,197,206,208-209,211,229,235, 251-252,254,273 Damavand 118 Damghan 187 Daniel (Armenian Catholicos) 39,62-66, 69,98 Danube 173,20 Darabiurd (stream) 222 Darband Khanate, formation of 258-259 Darband (khanate and town) xvi, 6-9, 11-12,19,35,114,122,126,136-137, 146-148,154,174,182,196-197,207,210, 227,233,255,257,260 Darejan (Georgian Queen) 21,38,41,47 Dariai Gorge/Pass 12-13,38,94,98,219,227, 344 David (Armenian Catholicos) 25,41,62-63, 66, 69,87,96 David (Georgian prince) 21,32 De Serra-Capriola, Duke 212 Definitive Anglo-Iranian Treaty 200,204, 2Ո Del Pozzo, LP. (General) 219
308 INDEX Delijan 177-179 Demir-Bulagh (canal) 163 Demurchi-Hasanlu (tribe) 31,48 Derbent, see Darband Dizak (melikdom) 107,133,262 Dmanisi (village) 74, їді, ідз, ıgg Don River 245,272 Donboli Kurds 14 Dreniakin (Colonel) 42,94 Dubianski (Captain) 154 Dudarev (Captain) 195 Duke of Northumberland 244 Dusheti (town) 23,30,36 Dutch 239 Dzhini (Major) 201,203 Eastern Armenia 4 Eastern Georgia xi, xiv, 4. See ako Kartli-Kakheti Ebrahim Beg 127,202 Ebrahim Khan (yiizbashi) 165 Ebrahim Khan Afshar 251 Ebrahim Khan Bayat 178 Ebrahim Khan Javanshir (Khan of Qarabagh) 10,16-17,20,23,27,37-38,46,68,83, 102-113, US 118,124-125.134,139.213. 245-247,250-252,260-263 Ebrahim Khan Qajar 22,132-134,187-188 Egypt 3 Ehsan Khan Donboli 188 Ejmiatsin (Holy See) 62-63,7Ն 76,78,87, 91, 96,160,241-245,263 battle of 76-80 Elbrus, Mt. 174 Elisabeth (Russian Empress) 10,244 Elisaveta Alexeyevna (wife of Alexander 1) 59 Elisavetpol 59,111 Elisu (soltanate) 29,43 Elton, John 273 Eman Qoli Beg (nayeb of Darband) 258 Emin Pasha (Ottoman serasker) 19 Emin, Hovsep 244-245 Enderi 2 Erekle, i (King of Kartli) 253 Erekle и (King of Kartli-Kakheti) 14-18,21, 24,30,38.45.49.234,244,250-254. 258,260,262 Eristov, Prince (Colonel) 43,94,124-127,174 Erivan, see Yerevan Erzurum 148,177,185,189,239 Esayi Hasan-Jalalean (Catholicos at Gandzasar) 241,243 Esfahan 6,8,49,156,237,243,259,268 Eskandar Mirza 67-69, 72. See ako Alexander, Prince of Georgia Esma il Beg, brother of Mostafa Khan of Shirvan 120,124 Esma il Beg Bayat 135 Esma il 1 (Safavid Shah) 256 Esma il Khan Damghani 81, Ո5-116,175, 187.195 Esma il Khan Qajar
(Shambayati) n8,166,191,214 Esrafil Beg 104 83,115, Farajollah Khan Shahsevan 132,140.162, 164,172,174,177 Fars 21,38,83 Fath- Ali Khan of Qobbeh 252,255-262 Fath- Ali Shah Qajar xii, xiv, 21,24,27-28, 35.38,45-46,65-66,69,72,81-82, 88,95,98-100,105-108,113-114,118, 121,129-132,148,152-155.159.165-167, 171-173.184,188,229-233,235-236, 274-277 Fazl- Ali Beg Javanshir 115 Feodori (RussianTsar) 2 Finkenstein (treaty) 153-154 Firosov (Captain) 91-92 Fitdagh (town) 145,187 Franco-Iranian relations xii, 28,152-156, 235,268 Frankanots 100 French officials in Iran 153 n. 93 Freygang, W von 210 Friedland (battle) 154 Gamishvan (fort) 181,214-215,224-225 Gandzasar (Holy See) 241,243,245 Ganja, see Ganjeh Ganjeh (treaty) 9 Ganjeh, khanate and town xi, 7,9,11,16, 23,30-38,44-61,66-68,72,76,98, 101-103,108,113-120,123,129,132,135, 138-140,154,165,170,172,177-179,182,
INDEX 185,187,192,207,209,213,217,221, 232-233,236,238,242,246-247,250, 252 formation of the khanate 250-253 siege and storming of 47-57 Gardane, Claude, de (General) 153,155,157, 159 163,166 Garni River 90,133 Gayane St., Church of 77-78 Georgia/Georgians, passim Georgian Military Road 15,101,130,219, 227.235 Georgievsk (treaty) 16,246,264 Georgievsk (town) 13,44,204 Geranzur (village) 213 Germans 11-12 Gėrusi 203 Ghukas (Armenian Catholicos) 61 Gilan 8-9,15,19,21,113,118,121-122,181,238, 242,255 Giorgi xi (Georgian King) 21 Giorgi хи (Georgian King) xii, 21,23,25,27, 30,37,41,204,247 Glazenap, G.I. (General) 129-130,136-139, 260 Gmelin, Samuel Gottlieb 12 Gökcheh (lake) 67,133,172,177,209 Golestan (treaty) xi, xiv, 168,232-233 text of 272-277 Golestan (village) 236,247 Golestan (melikdom) 262 Golitsyn, A. 244 Golitsyn, S. 9 Golovin, F. (Chancellor) 242 Gordon, R. 193,212-213,2]8 Gorgan, Gulf of, see Astarabad Gorgin Beg 37,46 Gori 23,29,30,36,73,218 Goris, see Gėrusi Grakhovskii (Lieutenant) 195-196 Greater Caucasus 1 Greater Kabarda 13 Grigol (Georgian Prince), revolt of 104 Grigoriopol (city) 246 Gudovich, I. (General) 17-19,129-168,181, 201,234-235,247,260 Güldenstäd, Johann Anton 12 Guliakov, V.S. (General) 27,41-43,47 309 Gülistan, see Golestan Gümri 75-76,100,135,150,159,171,186,190, 209,220 battle of 150-151 Guria 12,146,183,192 Gurlebum, (Major) 219 Guryev (General) 137-139,198 Hajj і Abo’l-Hasan (Verevani merchant) 210, 212 Hajji Beg (nayeb of Qobbeh) 147 Hajji Chelebi of Qobbeh 141,253-254, 261-262 Hajji Da’ud (Davud Pasha) of Shirvan 256 Hajji Ebrahim Shirazi
24,28 Hajji Fazl- Ali Beg Qajar 65-66 Hajji Khalil Khan (Iranian envoy to India) 35 Hajji Khan (tupchi bashi) 251 Hajji Mohammad Khan Qaragozlu 121,179, 201,213 Hakob of Shamakhi (Armenian Catholicos) 240,244 Hamadan 68,165 Hamamlu (town) 135,157,171,175-176, 186-187,190-191 Harris (Major) 215 Hart (Captain) 269 Harutiwn, {melik) 117 Hasan-‘Ali, son of Mohammad Khan Qajar of Yerevan 80 Hasan Khan of Darband 34 Hasan Khan of the Avars 209 Hasan Khan (qollar aghasi) 82 Hasan Khan Qajar (Sari Aslan) 135148,160, 162,165 Hasan-su River 37,120 Hashem Khan of Shirvan 181 Hazrat Qoli Beg of Ganjeh 252 Hedayatollah Khan of Gilan 255 Heydar Khan Afshar (governor of Shirvan) 257 Hosein-‘Ali Khan of Yerevan 16 Hősein Khan of Shakki 251 Hősein Qoli Aqa, son ofJavad Khan of Ganjeh 36,53,102 Hősein Qoli Khan of Baku 34,101-102,113, 122-123,126-127,181,256
310 Hősein Qoli Khan Qajar (brother of Fath- AU Shah) 21 Hősein Qoli Khan Qajar, sardar of Yerevan 100, ug, 126,145,148,150,157, 160-161,166,174-175,190-191,194,197, 199» 209,220,229,264 Hovhannes x Hasan-Jalaleants (Catholicos at Gandzasar) 246,263 Hovhannes Yiizbashi of Qarabagh 204 Hrazdan, see Žangi Hripsime, St (church) 77-78 llyashenko (Captain) 203-204 Imereti 12-13,26134։ 38,92,98,16,147,170, 174,183,196-197,199,206 India 5,13-14,26,28,113-114,153,167,200, 240,244,265 Ingush 71 lora River 208 lori, see lora Iran/Iranians, passim Iravan, see Yerevan Isfahan, see Esfahan Ishaq Pasha (governor of Tiflis) 10 Istanbul 65 Ivan iv (Russian Tsar) 2 Izmail (battle) 48 Ja far Qoli Aqa Javanshir 104,115,133-135, 201-202,205,221-224, Ja far Qoli Khan Donboli of Khoi (also Khan of Shakki) 21-22,29,38, 75,82,88-98, 136,141-144.179.185-186,195 Jagor River 178,192 Jamshid {melik) 102,133,247 Jar and Taleh, see Jar-o-Belokan Jar-o-Belokan 41-44 Jaubert, A. 152,271 Javad (town) 19,55,113,124-125. i45 Javad Khan Qajar, Khan of Ganjeh 17,23, 31-21,36-38,46,49-57.66,68,76, 102-105,134,252,260 Javanshir tribe 201,251,261 Jebra’ilu tribe 135,195,201 Jermuk 117 Jews 2 Jones-Biydges, Sir Harford (British Envoy) 166-167,172.184.193.27° INDEX Joraev, Nino (mouravi of Qazzaq) 106174 Julfa, new 237-240 Julfa, old 237,242 Jürgensburg Clodt von, Baron (General) 207,221,224 Kabarda 30,92,114,130,227 Kabul 28 Kai-Khosrow Andronikashvili 252 Kakheti 20,24,35,41,130,140,160,206, 218-221,229 Kalagir (fort) 74 Kalb- Ali Khan Kangarlu (Khan of Nakhjavan) 31,35-38,63,65,64,68, 83, 88,189,258,264
Kalb- Ali Khan Qajar 50,165 Kanaker 79,80,84,91 Kangarlu tribe 69-70,76,83,258 Kara Bey of Kars 149 Kara-Aghach, River 93 Karabag, see Qarabagh Karabagh, see Qarabagh Karakhach heights 74 Karaklis 73,92-93,97,159,176,206,220, Karaklis (small) 75 Karapapakh (tribe) 190 Kara-su stream 175 Karbala 35,167 Karbi River 8i Kariagin, P.M. (Colonel) 30,38,51,56-57, 68,116-119,133-135.139.145.247 Karim Khan Kangarlu 188 Karim Khan Zand 10, n, 14,234,245,249, 252.255-258,262 Kars 10,26,37-38,60-70, 74,100,130,149. 151.157.179,184-185,239 Kartli 35,39,216 Kartli-Kakheti (kingdom) xi, 11-12,27,29, 33,42. See also eastern Georgia Kasanet (village) 117 Kashan 21 Katizkar, see Qartisqar Kavtiskhevi (village) 218 Kayshauri (town) 94,219-220 Kazakh, see Qazzaq Kazalach woods 74 Kazan 2 Kazbek (Colonel) 228
311 INDEX Kazbeki (town) 94,220,227 Kazem Beg 127 Kebirlu tribe 261 Kelanlu (village) 79 Kerch (fort) 13 Kerman 68,118 Kermanshah 21,172,267 Khachen (melikdom) 262 Khajehvand tribe 78 Khanashin River 205 Khanashin (village) 116 Khatuntsev (General) 197-198,207-210, 215,224 Khevsur 71,94,207,218-219,227-229 Khndzoresk, see Khnzirak Khnzirak 213 Khoda-Afarin Bridge 17,115,133,135,179, 188,205,262 Khodad (fort) 259 Khoi 29,144,148,160,269 Khorasan 18-20,22,35,38,46,50,67,83, 174,181,261,267 Kirk-Bulagh 80,82,86-87 Kists 227 Kiūra 195,207. See also Kureh Kizil-Kala (village) 205 Kizliar 9,12,18-19,101 t32.139.148,154,209 Knorring, K. (General) 22-23,25,29,32-39. 61-63,130.252 Kobi 216,219-220 Kochnev (Major) 117 Kochubey, V. Count 32,59 Kody 30 Korobki (Lieutenant) 198 Korpenko (Major) 79,85 Kotliarevksii, P.S. (General) 117,119,136, 188-189,199.202.205-209,213-217, 220-227,268 Kotzebue, M. von 270 Kovalenskii, P. 23-24,28,35,38 Kozlovskii (Colonel) 85-86 Krabbe (Colonel) 216,220 Krivtsov (adjutant) 138 Ktsiu, River 74 Kuba, see Qobbeh Kuban River/region 12-13,130,147,194,196 Küçük Bey of Poti 183 Küçük-Kaynarca (treaty) 13 Kuliabk (Major) 213 Kur River 1,19,34,44,60,65, 67,73,102, 113-114,144-146,170,173,181,187,196, 202,205,210,214,218,221,224,233-236, 257 Kura, see Kur Kurak River 108,111,134-135,140 Kurdistan 267 Kurds 2,22,205,265 Kureh 207,210. Also see Kiūra Kushelev (Captain) 89 Kutaisi (town) 149-150,156,183 Kvareli 30 Kuzevev (Colonel) 29 Kveshi (fort) 74 La Blanche, M, de 153 Labunskii (Captain) 89 Labyntsov (Lieutenant) 89 Lajard Felix 163 Lamy, French engineer
156,268 Lankaran 12,122-123,131,181,198-199, 214-215,224-227,230,268 Lankaran, battle of 225-226,229 Lars (town) 94,220,227 Lashkarev (Captain) 115 Lazarev (Armenian wealthy family) 245 Lazarev, Ivan 23,245 Lazarev, I.P. (General) 27-37,41,46,61,253 Leontev (General) 31,73-74,78,85-89, 95֊9б Leopold (Emperor) 242 Lesser Caucasus 1 Lesser Kabarda u-12 Levan (Georgian prince) 113 Levintskii (Major) 92 Lezgis 6,9,23-24,30.32.34,38,41-44, 71,105-106,123,132,140,147,156,170, 177,187,202,207-208,219,227,229, 253-254,257 Likhachev (General) 138 Lindsay (Captain) 199,202,217,223, 269-270 Lisanevich, D.T. (General) 57,103,107-108, 115-116,132-136,145,147,171,177,188, 191,206 London 193,200,211,244 Lord Wellesley 28
312 Lori 23,73,159,177,242 Lori, fort 98 Lykoshin (Major) 148-149 Mabur (village) 113 Madras 245 Magare (village) 43,206,220 Magasberd (fort) 149,151,197 Magdanov (Lieutenant) 89 Maikov (Colonel) 85,92,95-96 Makinstev, Samson 267-268 Maku 22,75 Malcolm, John 28,166,183,193 Mangyshlak 12 Maqsud Beg, envoy from Mostafa Khan of Shirvan 124 Maqsud Khan 107 Maragheh 77,202,269 Marand 269 Mariam (Georgian Queen) 41 Martqopi 220 Marvazi, Mohammad Sadeq 80 Matumiskhida bridge 98 Mazandaran 14,267 Mecca 68 Meghri 177,180,184,188-189,195-196,201, 203,213,225,233 Mehdi Beg (Shamkhal) 136 Mehdi Qoli Aqa Javanshir (later Khan) 107, 133-136,147-148,186-187,195,201-202, 204,209 Mehdi Qoli Khan Qajar 68, 70-77,81,100, 115, ii8֊iig, 178,264 Mehmet Pasha of Kars 149 Mehr-։Ali Khan Qajar 175 Merabov (ensign) 24 Meshgin (town) 117,214,223 Mesopotamia 4 Meyer (General) 137 Michael Romanov (Russian Tsar) 3 Miliukov (sailor) 198 Minas, Armenian bishop of Tiflis 59 Minas Vardapet 242-243 Mingechaur 140 Mingrelia 12,34, 98,146,149,183,192 Minto, Lord (Governor-General of India) 166 Mir-Baqer Beg 146 INDEX Mir-HasanKhanofTalesh 181,214 Mir-Mostafa Khan of Talesh 35,131-132,146, 169,172,181-182,198,202-203,214-215, 224,255,260 Mirza ‘Ali Naqi Fendereski Astarabadi 165 Mirza Abo’l-Hasan 167,193,210,212, 232-233 Mirza Ahmad Khan Larijani 175 Mirza Ahmad 70,202 Mirza Bozorg 131,157,159,172-173,180,182, 184.194.217.229-230 Mirza Mohammad ‘Ali of Qarabagh 102 Mirza ‘Isa Farahani, see Mirza Bozorg Mirza Mohammad Khan of Baku 256 Mirza Mohammad-oghli, of Ganjeh 54 Mirza Musa (monqjem-bashi) 122 Mirza Shafi
M. (Prime Minister) 66-68,77, 80.150.154.157.163.184.229- 231 Moghan Steppe 1,10,145,172,179-181,184, 186,188,197-198,221,224-225,251 Mogilevskii, P., (Counselor) 217 Mohammad-‘Ali Beg 230 Mohammad-‘Ali Beg, envoy 231 Mohammad- Ali Khan Shambayati 175 Mohammad-‘Ali Khan 119 Mohammad- Ali Mirza 153,172,175-178,182, 185,189,191,267,269 Mohammad Beg Qajar 165,180,188,195, 230 Mohammad Hasan Aqa Javanshir 107,107, 115-116,135,251 Mohammad Hasan Khan Qajar 10,249, 251-252,262-263 Mohammad Hasan Khan of Shakki 35,42, 59, Ю4,106,112,124,141,144,254֊255, 260 Mohammad Hősein Khan Qajar 83 Mohammad Khan 63 Mohammad Khan 61-100 Mohammad Khan Bigdeli 181 Mohammad Khan of Khamseh 68 Mohammad Khan of Maragheh 100 Mohammad Khan Qaragozlu 177 Mohammad Khan of Yerevan 19,22,27, 30-31,35- 61-70,75,79-80,93,106,115, 118,258,264 Mohammad Khan Ziyadoghlu 252 Mohammad Nai’ini 233
313 INDEX Mohammad Qoli Khan Qajar 120 Mohammad Reza Khan 181 Mohammad Reza Qazvini envoy 153 Moldavia 13,208 Molla Abdol-Rhaman Effendi 186 Molla Malek Mohammad (qazi- askar) 120 Mongols 1 Monteith, W. 199,269 Montrezor (Major) 69,83,89, 92 Moqaddam Khan 107 Morier, James 167,193,217,269-270 Morteza Qoli Khan Qajar 15,50,175 Morteza-։AIi of Qazi-Qomuq 251 Moscow 2,5,224,227,229,231,340-241,245 Mostafa Khan Qajar 17 Mostafa Khan of Shirvan 19,35,101,106, 112-115, ։24-w5 139-140,144-146,179» 186-187,197,201-204 258 agreement with Tsitsianov 124-125 Motalleb Khan Semnani 175,187 Mozdok 11-12,15,148,158,219 Mshaveri River 74,93 Mtakvari, see Kur Mtskheta 218 Mughals 265 Mukhalet hill 87,89 Musakhan Beg 113 Musin Pushkin, Apollon 26,32-33 Nader Shah 8-10,16,31,180,234,246, 250-251,256-257,259-261, 263-265, 269, Nahapet of Edessä (Armenian Catholicos) 241 Najaf Qoli Khan Garnisi 68, 77,118,214-216 Najaf 167 Nakhichevan, See Nakhjavan Nakhjavan, khanate and town xvi, 11,18, 27» 31» 35» 61,65,67-68,70,81,83,104, 106,133,156,159,161-162,165,172,177, 184-185,188-189,195-196,201,233,237, 242,258,269 formation of the khanate 258 Napoleon xiv, 28, U4,147,151,153,155, 167-168,173,194,204,206,210-211,216, 224,229,235-236,265,271 treaty with Iran 152-156 Naqi Beg of Borchalu 92,175-176 Narva 239 Naser al-Din Shah Qajar xii Nasib Beg of Shams al-Din 51,148 Nazar-Ali Khan Shahsevan 172,181,202 Nebolsin, P.F. (General) 132,135,140-141-, 145,148-149» 159» 163» 165» 171» 177-179» 186-189,192 Neftenoy island 12 Neshkovich (Major) 210 Nesvetayev, P.D. (General) 94,100,114,125,
129-130,134,139,145,149-150,159 New Nakhichevan 245-246 New Shamakhi 125,257. See ako Aqsu Nezam-ejadid 268-269 Nicholas I (Russian Emperor) 44 Niyazabad 242-243 Nizavoi, see Niyazabad Nolde (Major) 88-89,91 North Caucasus 12 Novgorod 239 Novitskii (Major) 94,164 Nuh Beg 123 Nukha 112,115, ізд-140,144,147-148,170, 174,178,182,207,154 Ochakov battle 48 Olovyashnikov (Captain) 201,203-204 Omar Khan, see Umma Khan Orbeliani, Tamaz Prince (General) 44, 64-65,94,140,161-162,183,208,216, 218-220 Ori, Israyel 240-243 Orumiyeh 269 Osipov (Major) 86 Osman Pasha of Erzurum 160 Ossets 11,38, 71,92,94,170 Ostajlu tribe 258 Ottomans 2-3,7-10,13-15,19,27,30 Ottomans, war with Russia (1806-1812) 146-152 Otuziki confederation 261 Ouseley, G. Sir 193,200,210-214,218, 223-224,229-233,270 Paata Tsitsishvili 39 Pallas, Peter-Simon 12
314 INDEX Pambak 30,31,35,38,45,69-70,75-76, 82,90,93,97,100,114,133,149,152,171, 175-176,186-190,219,221,231,236,247 Panah Khan Javanshir 261-262 Panahabad fort 262, also see Shushi Parfenov (Major) 139 Paris 159 Pamavaz (Georgian prince) 21,26,38,41, 92,94 Pasanauri (own) 219 Pashani (village) 219 Paul (Russian Emperor) 122,21-22,25-26, 28-29,39,247 Paulucci, F.O. Marquis (General) 179,191, 196-208 Pecherskii (Colonel) 151,176,191,206,216, 218,220 Persian Gulf 28,154,273 Peter i (Russian Emperor) 5-8,11,13,113, 234,241-243,258 relations with Armenians 6-8, Z41-243 Petem (Russian Emperor) 8 Pevtsov (Lieutenant) 121-122 Pir Qoli Khan Qajar 35,67-68,77,82-83, 93,115-120,125-126,144,146,177,179, 188,195,221,223,225264 Pireh-bazaar (town) 122 Platovskii (Lieutenant) 117 Plavkov (Major) 175 Pleshkov (Major) 176 Pobedinskii (Lieutenant) 198 Podlutskii Colonel) 161-162 Podrevskii (Major) 205 Poland 2-3,204,234 Popov (Colonel) 175-176,211 Portniagin, S.A. (General) 51,56-57,75,78, 85-91,96,129,150,159,176,179,185, 189-191,193,204 Potemkin family 17 Potemkin, Gregory 13-15,245-246,263 Potemkin, Paul 15,246 Poti (port) 13,15,149,183,208 Preliminaiy Treaty 167 Pridon melik 247 Prosvirkin (Major) 140 Pshav 94,207,218,228 Qa’em-Maqam, see Mirza Bozorg Qajar dynasty, passim Qajar, army 265-271 Qapan 132,135,177,201,242 Qarababa (village) 163,165 Qarabagh xvi, 1,4,7,11,16-17,19,42,45, 60-61,65,67,83,101-106, из, 115,118, 124,128,130,132,136,138,146-149,152, 154,157,165,171,177-178,185-187,195196,201-202,205-209,213,220-224, 230,232-233,236,238,241,246-247, 251,260-261 formation of the
khanate 261-263 Meliks of 5,14,102,187,240-241, 243-247 treaty with Russia 108-ui Qarabulagh 216 Qaradagh U5,123,132,135,195,201,205,213 Qaraduvin 14 Qara-Qeytaq 34,197,209-210,259 Qaraqozlu tribe 14 Qarayaz, river 225 Qartizqar 46,71 Qasem, uncle of Mostafa Khan 19 Qasem Beg of Qarabagh 213 Qasr-e Shirin, see Zohab Qazi-Qomuq 9,43-44,136,146,201,251, 254,257,260 Qazzaq (tribe) 16,57,229 Qazzaq region 30,32,35՜37,45~4б, 48, 53, 69,72,8ı, 94,97-98,117,135,171,174, 177-179,182,185,187,190,196,199,209, 221,233,247,272 Qeytaq tribes 6 Qezelbash 17 Qezlar, see Kizliar Qobbeh, khanate and town xvi, 11-12, ig-20,35,122,126,136-139,146-148, 174,182,196-198,201,206-209,217, 227, 233,255 formation of the khanate Qom 167 Qomuqs 227 Rahim Beg Qajar 252 Rakhmanov (General) 19 Rasht (treaty) 8 Rasht из, 121-122 Rebinder (Major) 115 Redut-Kale 148-149 Reinnegs,J. 26 259-261
315 INDEX Repin (General) 169 Reza Qoli Khan Qajar 22,68,82,252 Rimskii-Korsakov (General) 19 Rioni River 34 Romieu, A. 152 Rostov-on-Don, see New Nakhichevan Rosen, see Rozen Rozen, Baron 147,163,185 Rtishchev, N.F. (General) 195,204-235 Rumiantsev, N.R Count (Russian Foreign Minister) 113,169,232 Rumlu tribe 258 Russia/Russians, passim Russian army 271-273 Russian deserters in Iranian army 267-268 Russo-Ottoman Treaty of 1724 257 Russo-Turkish War 1768-1774 13,245 Russo-Turkish War 1787-1792 17,246 Russo-Qarabaghi treaty 108-111 Rykgof (General) 149 Ryshkov (Captain) 94 Sa dabad (treaty) 4 Sa id Beg 127 Sa id Khan Damghani 46 Sabue (village) 219,228 Sadarak (town) 81 Sadeq Khan Qajar ng, 165,192,214,222-226 Safavid Dynasty 3-4,10-u, 16-17,234՛ 237՛ 240-241,250,255,258,261 Safi I (Safavid Shah) 3 Sagarejo (town) 29,218,220 Saleyan 12,106,113,145-146,196,204,221, 259 Salim Khan of Shakki 104-105,112-113,125՛ 133,139,140,144,174,187-188,204,221, 227,254 Saljuqs 1 Sam Mirza 251,257 Samarqand 200 Samuq 59 Samur River 198 Sangar (district of Yerevan) 80 Sarah 172 Sarafov, Movses (merchant) 245 sarbaz 268 Sari Island 12,123,131,198 215 Selim in (Ottoman Sultan) 3,146 Selim Pasha 190,192 Semnan 187 Senminut (Major) 79 Sevan, see Gökcheh Sevarsemidze Prince (Major) 176 Seven Years’War 10 Shadrin Andrei 2 Shah Bulagh (fort) 117,134,187,195, 202-204,262 Shah-Bulagh stream 116 Shahrokh Khan of Kerman 68 Shahsevan tribe 78 Shahverdi Khan Qajar 251-252 Shakki xvi, 7,11,18-20,45,60,101-102, 104-106, из, us, 124՛ ւշ8,130,138-139՛ 146-148,171,174՛ ւ86,195-196՛ 2օ6, շօց, 214, 217, 221,
224՛ 227՛ 233 formation of the khanate 253-255 treaty with Russia 141-144 Shamakhi (city) 6-7,9,12,140,145,170,178, 182,187,242,256-257 Shamkhal of Tarqu 9,147 Shamkhor (town) 7,37,50,117-118,120, 207,221 Shamkhor River 179 Shamlu tribe 258 Shams al-Din 30-31,36-37,45-48,55՛ 69՛ 81117,135՛ 148,171,174,177-178,182, 185,187,192,196,221,233,246-247, 252-253՛ 272 Shams al-Dinlu tribesmen 16,52,57 Shamshadil, see Shams al-Din Sharif Khan 192 Sharur 161,165,171 Sheikh-‘Ali Beg of Nakhjavan 163 Sheikh-‘Ali Khan of Darband-Qobbeh 19, 34-35.101,114,122-123,126՛ 136, 138-139՛ 147՛ 174,186-188,195,197-198, 201,209-210,227,259-260 Sheikhaviz 188 Sheki, see Shakki Sherif Pasha of Akhaltsikhe 38, 78,183, 190-193.205 Shildi (town) 30,216-219,228 Shildi River 220 Shiraz 166 Shirin Beg of Samuq 59
316 INDEX Shirvan 4, ո, ւ8-շօ, 34» 45» бо, ιοί, 112-114, 124-125» 128,130,138-140,144-148,174» 178,184,186,196-197,201-202,209, 214-217,224,233,238 formation of the khanate 256-258 treaty with Russia 125 Shoghakat, St. (church) 77-78 Shulaveri 29,98 Shuragöl 16,30,73,100,114,133,149-150,171, 175,178,182,186,190,217,219,221,233, 236,247 Shushi 17,20,65, 83,103-107,113-118, 132-136,148,170,177-179,182,195, 201-206,217,246,262-263 Sighnaghi (town) 23,36,41,204,206,208, 219 Simeon of Yerevan (Armenian Catholicos) 244-245 Simonovich, F.P. (General) 29,51,56,87,90, 95,161,163,183,206,2ig-220,228-229 Sion Cathedral 29 Sivas 239 Smyrna 238,240 Snyshkov (Captain) 92 Soghanlugh 48,71,73-74,159.171,177,185 Soleiman Khan Qajar 17,22,35,68,74-77, 240,259 Solenius 41 Solomon її (King of Imereti) 26,30,34, 38,44, 92,98,130,147-148,150,156, 170-171,174,183,190,192,209 Solovyov (Major) 140 Soitan Hősein, Safavid Shah 240 Soltanbud 201-205,211,223,268Soltanbud battle of 202-203 Soltaniyeh 68,166,172,212,267 Somkheti 97 South Caucasus, passim St Hovhannes Monastery 63 St. Petersburg 5,21,25-26,32,41,44, 48,61,73,126,136,158,171,173,184, 191,194-195,210,224,227,230-213, 234-235,245,247 Ståhl (General) 208,228 Stakhiev (Major) 92-93 Stavropol 13 Stepanov (Colonel) 150,154,199 Stepantsminda 219,228 Stone (Major) 199 Stroganov, P. Count 32 Sulak, see Sulaq Sulaq 2,9 Surami 29,192 Surkhai Khan Qazi-Qomuq 9,138,146-147, 195-198,201,209-210,251,257 Suvorov, A. (General) 14 Svaneti 12 Sweden 156,173,234-235,242 Syria 3 Tabarsaran 197 Tabriz xi, xiv, 3,25-26,35,68-70,73,77,
83104,120,123,148,156,160,162,177, 180,193,195,197,210,213,215,230,232, 238-239,242,251,268-269 Tabvier (French officer) 268 Tahmasp 1 (Safavid Shah) 253 Tahmasp 11 (Safavid Shah) 7 Takht-e Tavuz (station) 118 Talesh xvi, п-й, 17,121,131-132,174,177, 181-184,210,214,217,221,224,230,233 formation of the khanate 255 Talin (fortified village) 100,118 Talysh, see Talesh Talyzin (General) 93,97 Tamar (Georgian Queen) 48 Tarasov (Major) 112-Ա3,137 Tarku, see Tarqu Tarqu xvi, 136,195 Tatul, Dr. 66 Tbilisi, see Tiflis Teflis, see Tiflis Tehran xi, 18,21,65,68, 73,83,107, из, 118, 121,152-153,166-167,184,192-194,212, 230,263,265 Teimuraz Ո (Georgian King) 250-253 Teimuraz, Prince 21,41,67,74,113,174,191 Telavi (town) 23,36,73,204,206,208,218 Terek River 1-2,5,9,11,114,136,181,186,194 Tereshkevich (Major) 226 Terki (town) 2,209 Tersky Gorodok, see Terki Terter River 4,119,134,148,171,187,221 Tianeti (town) 206,218,228 Tiflis xiv, xvi, 6, 9-12,15-18,21-39,41» 45, 48,51,59,61-64,67-71,73,82-83,87,
317 INDEX 92-93. 97-98.101-102,105-108,113-U7, 129-130,135,141. иб-148,157. i6o, 165, 171-172,175,177,182-185,196,201,204, 206-210,234-235, 239,244,250,261 Tikhonovskii (Colonel) 187,218-219, 228-229 Tilsit (treaty) 151,154,156,160,166,169 Titov (General) 151 Togh (village) 133,188,205 Tokarev (Major) 89,140 Tokat 239 Tolstoy Count (Russian envoy to Paris) 158 Torkamanchay (treaty) 236 Tormasov, A.P. (General) 168-196,212 Trebizond 183 Tsalka (town) 190,192,199 Tsekhanskii 76,84-85, 89-91,95 Tsereteli, Zurab, Georgian prince 156 Tsigarem 74 Tsikhanvali (village) 19,94 Tsitsianov, P. (General) 39-43,61-128, 138-141,146,168,235,247,255,264 Tuchkov, S.A. (General) 29,31,60,73-75,78, 85-88,05,97, 99 Turistsikhe (village) 219 Turkestan 175 Turkistanov, B. 6 Turkmen 1,14,174 Tush 228-229 Tyub-Karagan 12 Üch-Kilisa, see Ejmiatsin Ughurlu Khan, son of Javad 46,188, 251 Umma Khan (Avar) 16,27,133,163 Urakov (Colonel) 174,176,190 Urdo crossing 42 Ushakov (Colonel) 199,225-226 Ushakov (General) 151 Uzbeks 174 Vagharshapat (town) 100 Van 70 Vandazor, see Karaklis Vani (melik) 117 Varanda (melikdom) 262 Vartanidzor, see Sheikhaviz Velistsikhe (village) 219-220 Venice 240 Verdier (Captain) 268 Veselago (commander of Caspian fleet) 198,215,224-227 Vladikavkaz 1,25,47,94,98,148,170,219 Voinovich, Marko 14-15 Volga River 2,5 Volkonskii, Prince 94,97,99 Volynskii, A. (Peter s envoy to Iran) 5 Vorontsov, Count 33,44,63-65, 85 Vorontsov, Michael 244 Wahhabis 35 Wakhtang vi (Georgian King) 7,36,39,240 Wakhtang, prince 21,26,41 Warsaw (battle of) 48 Wellesley 193 Western Armenia 4 Willock, Hemy
(Lieutenant) 193,269 Wrede, de Baron (Russian envoy to Iran) 157-158,174,180 Yakovlev (Captain) 224 Ya qub Beg Gara’i 67 Yaroslavl 239 Yeghvard 9 Yekaterinograd 13 Yenikale 13 Yeprem (Armenian Catholicos) 229,268 Yeprem, Armenian Archbishop of Tiflis 59 Yerevan, Khanate and town xvii, 6,9-11, 17-19,27-36,44-45,60-100,104, 106,121,141-151,156-166,172,176,179, 188-192,196,201,219,233,236-237,244, 250,267-269 formation of the khanate 263-264 fortress 80,87,263 siege by Tsitsianov 80-98 siege by Gudovich 155-166 Yermolov (General) 270 Yezidis 2 Yonjali orchards 87 Yulon 21, 26,38,41,94 Yusuf Pasha (serasker) 148-151 Žakam 117,120,177,192 Zakavkaz’e xviii Zaiga, River 73-74 Zaman Shah Durrani 28
318 INDEX Zangezur 251 Žangi River 7о, 8о, 84,87-88, 90,95-96, 161-164 Zardab (town) 145,204 Zavalishin (General) 113,121-123,126-127, 131-132 Zayandeh, river 237 Zeyveh River 232 Zgorelsii (Major) 176 Zhikovich Colonel) 203,205 Zohab (treaty) 3 Zolfaqar Khan 175,187 Zoroastrian 2 Zubov, V. 19-20,32,49,61-62,104,126,136, 235,247.252.254,258.260 Zubov, P. 18,32 Zuhab, see Zohab Bayerisch· Staatabiblioth·* München
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Contents Foreword ix Preface xi Transliteration, Toponymy and Dates Abbreviated Titles xix Maps xxi 1 The Antecedents і 2 Opening Gambit 21 3 Prelude to the War February 1803-January 1804 40 1 The Siege and Storming of Ganjeh 4 All-Out War March-October, 1804 61 1 The Battle of Üç-Kilisa (Ejmiatsin) 2 The Siege of Yerevan 80 5 Coercion and Expansion January 1805-February 1806 101 6 War on Many Fronts 1806-1809 129 1 Baku and Talesh 131 2 Qarabagh 132 3 Darband, Baku and Qobbeh 136 4 Shakki 139 5 Shirvan 144 6 War with the Ottomans 146 7 The Franco-Iranian Alliance 152 8 The Second Siege of Yerevan 156 7 Between War and Peace April iSog-February 1812 169 xvi 44 76
VIII CONTENTS 8 The Road to Golestan February 1812-October, г8із Some Conclusions 201 234 Appendix 1: The Role of the Armenians in the Russian Move into the South Caucasus 237 Appendix 2: Georgia and the Khanates of South Caucasus in the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century 249 Appendix 3: The Iranian and Russian Armies 265 Appendix 4: Treaty of Golestan [Gülistan] 12 [24] October, 1813 274 Appendix 5: Glossary of Names 278 Bibliography 293 Index 305
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Index ‘Abbas i (Safavid Shah) 3,10,237-238,253, 263 Abbas її (Safavid Shah) 5 Abbas Mirza Qajar (Crown Prince), passim Abbas Qoli Khan Kangarlu of Nakhjavan 68,164 Abbas Qoli Khan Qajar 49-50 Abbasabad (fort) 156 Abdol-Hosein Beg 127 Abdol-Maleki (tribe) 78 Abdullah Köprülü Pasha 9 Abkhazia 146,183 Abkhazov (Major) 226 Abo’l-Fath Aqa Javanshir 107,116,132-133, 147,177.263 Abraham of Crete (Catholicos) 263 Adel Shah Afshar 250,261 Adrianople (treaty) 44,236 Afghans 5,6, 8,28,38,49,153,167,265 Afshar (tribe) 8,14,201 Agha Ahmad (Ottoman commandant of Brailov) 173 Aghavnatun (Armenian village) 100 Ahar 269 Ahmad Khan Moqaddam of Maragheh (.Beglarbegi of Tabriz) 68,148,18g, 264 Ahmad Khan, soitan of Elisu 224 Akhalkalaki 150,190-191,199,207-208 Akhaltsikhe 16,22-24,37,44,74,48,130, 149,170-174,177,183-185,190-193,197, 205,209 Akhmeti (town) 206,229 Akhurian River, see Arpa River Akhverdov, F.I. (General) 174,216-217 Alaverdi Cathedral 218 Alazani River 27,41,43,140174,206,208, 218 Aleppo 239-240 Alexander (Georgian prince) 26-27,35,3738,41,43,67-69,72,74,78, 83,92-93, 97-98,113-114,117,150,174,177,190-191, 207-209,218-221,227-228,252 Alexander 1 (Russian Emperor) 29, 30-33, 36,39,42,45,62,152,159,196,204,211, 218,227,234,247 Alexander n (King of Kakheti) 2 Alexandrov 43 Alexandrovsk 13 Alexei (Russian Tsar) 4,239,241 Algeri River 74 Ali (Soitan of Elisu) 44 Ali Khan Afshar 223 Ali Khan Kangarlu 107 Ali Khan Nuri 213 Ali Khan of Rudbar 181 Ali Khan Qajar 68,77,82,119 Ali Qoli Khan Qajar 17,165,264 Ali Qoli Khan Shahsevan 68,77, 82 Ali Pasha (Ottoman serasker) 10 Ali-Shah Mirza
(Zell al-Soltan) 184,187, 190-192 Allahverdi Beg 101 Allahverdi copper mines 197 Allahverdi Khan Qajar 68,119 Allahyar Soitan of Qarabagh 224 Alqas Mirza Safavi (governor of Shirvan) 256 Amanollah Khan 135 Amir Guney Khan 263 Amir Hamirza 127 Amir Hamzeh Khan (the Usmi) 12 Amir Khan sardar Qajar 195,201, 214 Amol 12 Ananuri 71,94,98,204,206,216,219 Anapa 208 Andreyevo (fort) 2. See also Enderi Anglo-Iranian relations 28,166-167, 193-194,200,210-213,231-233 Angora 239 Ankara, see Angora Anna (Russian Empress) 8-10 Anton (Last Georgian Catholicos) 29, 204-205 Anzali 12,114,121-122, igg, 230,273 Aparan 76,157,176,179,185,190 Apsheron Peninsula 123 Aqa Karim Beg 127 Aqa Kishi Beg of Shakki 254 Aqa Mohammad Khan Qajar (Shah in 1796) 14,17-21,24,30,37,45,49-50,104, ԱՅ, 180,234,236,249,252,254֊255,258, 260,262,264
306 INDEX Aq-dagh, Mt. 120 Aq-Oghlan 118,214,217,221-225 Aqstafa 120-121 Aqsu 257. See also New Shamakhi Aq-Tappeh 214,217 Aqusheh 188,197,209 Arabs 1,3,265 Arakcheyev, AA. (Minister of War) 170-171, 272 ‘Araq 83 Aras River xvii, 1, n, 17,20,22,27,34,44,60, б5-б7 70,72,81,83,102,104-105,113, 115,117,133-135 145-149-154-156,160, 163,165,170,172-174,181,183,188-189, 195-196, 201, 210, 213-217, 220-224, 231-237,242,258,270 Archangel 239 Arđabil 3,131-132,156,172,174,178, i8i, 269 Aresh 115,125 Argutinskii, Iosif (Prelate of the Armenians in Russia) 18,62,245-246 Arkevan (fort) 214-215,224-226,228 Armenian meliks of Qarabagh 16,21,37,135, 235-248,261-262 Armenian merchants and Russia 13, 238-240 Arpa River 73-74,150-151,154,170,173-196, 210 Arslan Bey of Greater Kabarda 227 Artik (town) 100,135,176,190-191 Aseyev (colonel) 121 Ashraf Khan Damavandi 118,165 Ashraf (town) 14 Ashtarak (village) 100 Ashuradeh Island 15 ‘Askar Khan Afshar 126,154,158 ‘Askeran (fort) 116,119,134,189 Aslan Beg (governor of Kiūra) 198 Aslan Khan Jengutay 198 Aslanduz 220-221,230,268,270 Aslanduz, battle of 222-223,229 Astarabad 12,267 Astarabad Gulf of 14 Astrakhan 2,5-6,12,14-15,25,34,39,101, 113-114,121,132,138,148,154,170,181, 195,239-245,273 Astuatsatur, melik 102 ‘Attaollah Khan Shahsevan 135,203 Austerlitz (battle) 235 Austrian Succession, War of 10 Avarov, S. (prince) 32 Avars 9,16,27,71,197,229,263 Avetaranots, see Chanaqchi Ayrumlu (tribe) 187 Azad Khan Afghan 10,249 Azarbayjan io-u, 22,25,155,174,209,243, 267,269 Azat River see Garni River Azov 3,13 Baba Khan, see Fath-'Ali Shah Bagawan 63
Baghavard 9. See ako Yeghvard Baghdad 152,177,239 Bagrat (Georgian prince) 41 Bagratid dynasty 16 Bahram, meUk 102 Baku (khanate and town) xvi, 6,8-9,11-12, 34,45,47,60-61,101,106,113,122-127, 131,136-139,146,148,156,169-182,196, 207,209,217,221,233,259-260 formation of the khanate 256 Balta 94 Baltic Sea 5,273 Baqer Beg 154 Barclay de Tolly, M.A. (General and Minister of War) 195-196 Barda' (town) 148,157 Bargushat (region) 195 Bashmakov (Lieutenant) 56 Bash-Shuragöl (village) 149 Bayat (fort) 261 Bayazid (town) 63,70,152 Bazarcuk 172 Behshahr (town) see Ashraf Bekant (town) 175,190-191,221 Belokan (region) 27 Benkendorf, A.K. von (General) 44 Bessarabia 208 Bezabdal heights 176 Bezabdal, ML 97 Black Sea 1,11-12,34,49,71,102,146,153, 186,234,236 Bődbe (village) 220 Bokhara 200 Bombay 35,166
307 INDEX Borchalu (region) 29-31,37,47,98,174-178, 199,216,221 Boris Godunov (Russian Tsar) 2 Boijom (ravine) 192 Borodino (battle) 235 Borshchov (Major) 164,161 Brailov (fort) 173 Britain and Iran xii, 28,269 Bucharest (treaty) 183,208 Budberg, A. Baron (Russian Foreign Minister) 146,151 Bukhvostov (Major) 161 Bulagh {soitan of Shuragöl) 100 Bulgakov (Colonel) 164 Bulgakov, S.A. (General) 138-139,145,147 Bumashev, S. (Colonel) 16-17,252 Bursa 238,240 Bushehr (port) 166,193 Byelavin (Major) 56 Bylazkov (Major) 164 Campbell, Dr. Drummond 231 Cantemir, D. 6 Caspian flotilla 14,39,52,98,136,181,207, 221.230.273 Caspian Sea 1-2,5,7-8,10-12,14-15,34,45, 49,71,101-102,113,121,153,169,186,194, 197,235-236,239,273 Castlereagh, Lord 218,231 Catherine i (Russian Empress) 8 Catherine и (Russian Empress) xiii, 1-15, 19,39,49,130,234,244-245,249,260, 263.273 Relations with Armenians 12-13, 244-248 Caucasian Defensive Line, see Caucasian Line Caucasian Line 11,15,17,22-23,25,28, 32-34,36,39,102,114,130,132,139,147, 170,195,210,227-228,272 Caulaincourt, de A-A.L. 158 Central Asia 5,14-15,235 Chanaqchi (village) u8,135,195 Chapalo (village) 74 Chartme, Mt. 125 Chavchavadze (Prince, General and Governor of Tiflis) 94,99 Chavchavadze, G. (Georgian envoy) 21-22, 25 Chechens 6,92,147,227 Cheleyev (Captain) 181-182 Chelishchev (Captain) 164 Chiliayev (Lieutenant) 121 China 5,235 Chraberd (melikdom) 262 Christie, C. 199,202,223,269-270 Chuiko (Captain) 64-65 Chukhur-e Sa‘d (beglarbegi) 4,263 Circassia 92 Constantinople 62,152,155,210,240 Cormick, J. Dr. 217,223 Crimea 13,234,245,259 Crimean
khanate 2,13 Czartoryski, A. (Prince) 32,99,108,113-114, 130 D’Arcy, j. (Colonel) 193,199,203,211,216, 223 Dadiani family 34 Daghestan 2,4,9,12,15,19-20,23-24,27, 41-44,67, 72105,114,136,158,169, 192,197,206,208-209,211,229,235, 251-252,254,273 Damavand 118 Damghan 187 Daniel (Armenian Catholicos) 39,62-66, 69,98 Danube 173,20 Darabiurd (stream) 222 Darband Khanate, formation of 258-259 Darband (khanate and town) xvi, 6-9, 11-12,19,35,114,122,126,136-137, 146-148,154,174,182,196-197,207,210, 227,233,255,257,260 Darejan (Georgian Queen) 21,38,41,47 Dariai Gorge/Pass 12-13,38,94,98,219,227, 344 David (Armenian Catholicos) 25,41,62-63, 66, 69,87,96 David (Georgian prince) 21,32 De Serra-Capriola, Duke 212 Definitive Anglo-Iranian Treaty 200,204, 2Ո Del Pozzo, LP. (General) 219
308 INDEX Delijan 177-179 Demir-Bulagh (canal) 163 Demurchi-Hasanlu (tribe) 31,48 Derbent, see Darband Dizak (melikdom) 107,133,262 Dmanisi (village) 74, їді, ідз, ıgg Don River 245,272 Donboli Kurds 14 Dreniakin (Colonel) 42,94 Dubianski (Captain) 154 Dudarev (Captain) 195 Duke of Northumberland 244 Dusheti (town) 23,30,36 Dutch 239 Dzhini (Major) 201,203 Eastern Armenia 4 Eastern Georgia xi, xiv, 4. See ako Kartli-Kakheti Ebrahim Beg 127,202 Ebrahim Khan (yiizbashi) 165 Ebrahim Khan Afshar 251 Ebrahim Khan Bayat 178 Ebrahim Khan Javanshir (Khan of Qarabagh) 10,16-17,20,23,27,37-38,46,68,83, 102-113, US 118,124-125.134,139.213. 245-247,250-252,260-263 Ebrahim Khan Qajar 22,132-134,187-188 Egypt 3 Ehsan Khan Donboli 188 Ejmiatsin (Holy See) 62-63,7Ն 76,78,87, 91, 96,160,241-245,263 battle of 76-80 Elbrus, Mt. 174 Elisabeth (Russian Empress) 10,244 Elisaveta Alexeyevna (wife of Alexander 1) 59 Elisavetpol 59,111 Elisu (soltanate) 29,43 Elton, John 273 Eman Qoli Beg (nayeb of Darband) 258 Emin Pasha (Ottoman serasker) 19 Emin, Hovsep 244-245 Enderi 2 Erekle, i (King of Kartli) 253 Erekle и (King of Kartli-Kakheti) 14-18,21, 24,30,38.45.49.234,244,250-254. 258,260,262 Eristov, Prince (Colonel) 43,94,124-127,174 Erivan, see Yerevan Erzurum 148,177,185,189,239 Esayi Hasan-Jalalean (Catholicos at Gandzasar) 241,243 Esfahan 6,8,49,156,237,243,259,268 Eskandar Mirza 67-69, 72. See ako Alexander, Prince of Georgia Esma'il Beg, brother of Mostafa Khan of Shirvan 120,124 Esma'il Beg Bayat 135 Esma'il 1 (Safavid Shah) 256 Esma'il Khan Damghani 81, Ո5-116,175, 187.195 Esma'il Khan Qajar
(Shambayati) n8,166,191,214 Esrafil Beg 104 83,115, Farajollah Khan Shahsevan 132,140.162, 164,172,174,177 Fars 21,38,83 Fath-'Ali Khan of Qobbeh 252,255-262 Fath-'Ali Shah Qajar xii, xiv, 21,24,27-28, 35.38,45-46,65-66,69,72,81-82, 88,95,98-100,105-108,113-114,118, 121,129-132,148,152-155.159.165-167, 171-173.184,188,229-233,235-236, 274-277 Fazl-'Ali Beg Javanshir 115 Feodori (RussianTsar) 2 Finkenstein (treaty) 153-154 Firosov (Captain) 91-92 Fitdagh (town) 145,187 Franco-Iranian relations xii, 28,152-156, 235,268 Frankanots 100 French officials in Iran 153 n. 93 Freygang, W von 210 Friedland (battle) 154 Gamishvan (fort) 181,214-215,224-225 Gandzasar (Holy See) 241,243,245 Ganja, see Ganjeh Ganjeh (treaty) 9 Ganjeh, khanate and town xi, 7,9,11,16, 23,30-38,44-61,66-68,72,76,98, 101-103,108,113-120,123,129,132,135, 138-140,154,165,170,172,177-179,182,
INDEX 185,187,192,207,209,213,217,221, 232-233,236,238,242,246-247,250, 252 formation of the khanate 250-253 siege and storming of 47-57 Gardane, Claude, de (General) 153,155,157, 159 163,166 Garni River 90,133 Gayane St., Church of 77-78 Georgia/Georgians, passim Georgian Military Road 15,101,130,219, 227.235 Georgievsk (treaty) 16,246,264 Georgievsk (town) 13,44,204 Geranzur (village) 213 Germans 11-12 Gėrusi 203 Ghukas (Armenian Catholicos) 61 Gilan 8-9,15,19,21,113,118,121-122,181,238, 242,255 Giorgi xi (Georgian King) 21 Giorgi хи (Georgian King) xii, 21,23,25,27, 30,37,41,204,247 Glazenap, G.I. (General) 129-130,136-139, 260 Gmelin, Samuel Gottlieb 12 Gökcheh (lake) 67,133,172,177,209 Golestan (treaty) xi, xiv, 168,232-233 text of 272-277 Golestan (village) 236,247 Golestan (melikdom) 262 Golitsyn, A. 244 Golitsyn, S. 9 Golovin, F. (Chancellor) 242 Gordon, R. 193,212-213,2]8 Gorgan, Gulf of, see Astarabad Gorgin Beg 37,46 Gori 23,29,30,36,73,218 Goris, see Gėrusi Grakhovskii (Lieutenant) 195-196 Greater Caucasus 1 Greater Kabarda 13 Grigol (Georgian Prince), revolt of 104 Grigoriopol (city) 246 Gudovich, I. (General) 17-19,129-168,181, 201,234-235,247,260 Güldenstäd, Johann Anton 12 Guliakov, V.S. (General) 27,41-43,47 309 Gülistan, see Golestan Gümri 75-76,100,135,150,159,171,186,190, 209,220 battle of 150-151 Guria 12,146,183,192 Gurlebum, (Major) 219 Guryev (General) 137-139,198 Hajj і Abo’l-Hasan (Verevani merchant) 210, 212 Hajji Beg (nayeb of Qobbeh) 147 Hajji Chelebi of Qobbeh 141,253-254, 261-262 Hajji Da’ud (Davud Pasha) of Shirvan 256 Hajji Ebrahim Shirazi
24,28 Hajji Fazl-'Ali Beg Qajar 65-66 Hajji Khalil Khan (Iranian envoy to India) 35 Hajji Khan (tupchi bashi) 251 Hajji Mohammad Khan Qaragozlu 121,179, 201,213 Hakob of Shamakhi (Armenian Catholicos) 240,244 Hamadan 68,165 Hamamlu (town) 135,157,171,175-176, 186-187,190-191 Harris (Major) 215 Hart (Captain) 269 Harutiwn, {melik) 117 Hasan-‘Ali, son of Mohammad Khan Qajar of Yerevan 80 Hasan Khan of Darband 34 Hasan Khan of the Avars 209 Hasan Khan (qollar aghasi) 82 Hasan Khan Qajar (Sari Aslan) 135148,160, 162,165 Hasan-su River 37,120 Hashem Khan of Shirvan 181 Hazrat Qoli Beg of Ganjeh 252 Hedayatollah Khan of Gilan 255 Heydar Khan Afshar (governor of Shirvan) 257 Hosein-‘Ali Khan of Yerevan 16 Hősein Khan of Shakki 251 Hősein Qoli Aqa, son ofJavad Khan of Ganjeh 36,53,102 Hősein Qoli Khan of Baku 34,101-102,113, 122-123,126-127,181,256
310 Hősein Qoli Khan Qajar (brother of Fath-'AU Shah) 21 Hősein Qoli Khan Qajar, sardar of Yerevan 100, ug, 126,145,148,150,157, 160-161,166,174-175,190-191,194,197, 199» 209,220,229,264 Hovhannes x Hasan-Jalaleants (Catholicos at Gandzasar) 246,263 Hovhannes Yiizbashi of Qarabagh 204 Hrazdan, see Žangi Hripsime, St (church) 77-78 llyashenko (Captain) 203-204 Imereti 12-13,26134։ 38,92,98,16,147,170, 174,183,196-197,199,206 India 5,13-14,26,28,113-114,153,167,200, 240,244,265 Ingush 71 lora River 208 lori, see lora Iran/Iranians, passim Iravan, see Yerevan Isfahan, see Esfahan Ishaq Pasha (governor of Tiflis) 10 Istanbul 65 Ivan iv (Russian Tsar) 2 Izmail (battle) 48 Ja'far Qoli Aqa Javanshir 104,115,133-135, 201-202,205,221-224, Ja'far Qoli Khan Donboli of Khoi (also Khan of Shakki) 21-22,29,38, 75,82,88-98, 136,141-144.179.185-186,195 Jagor River 178,192 Jamshid {melik) 102,133,247 Jar and Taleh, see Jar-o-Belokan Jar-o-Belokan 41-44 Jaubert, A. 152,271 Javad (town) 19,55,113,124-125. i45 Javad Khan Qajar, Khan of Ganjeh 17,23, 31-21,36-38,46,49-57.66,68,76, 102-105,134,252,260 Javanshir tribe 201,251,261 Jebra’ilu tribe 135,195,201 Jermuk 117 Jews 2 Jones-Biydges, Sir Harford (British Envoy) 166-167,172.184.193.27° INDEX Joraev, Nino (mouravi of Qazzaq) 106174 Julfa, new 237-240 Julfa, old 237,242 Jürgensburg Clodt von, Baron (General) 207,221,224 Kabarda 30,92,114,130,227 Kabul 28 Kai-Khosrow Andronikashvili 252 Kakheti 20,24,35,41,130,140,160,206, 218-221,229 Kalagir (fort) 74 Kalb-'Ali Khan Kangarlu (Khan of Nakhjavan) 31,35-38,63,65,64,68, 83, 88,189,258,264
Kalb-'Ali Khan Qajar 50,165 Kanaker 79,80,84,91 Kangarlu tribe 69-70,76,83,258 Kara Bey of Kars 149 Kara-Aghach, River 93 Karabag, see Qarabagh Karabagh, see Qarabagh Karakhach heights 74 Karaklis 73,92-93,97,159,176,206,220, Karaklis (small) 75 Karapapakh (tribe) 190 Kara-su stream 175 Karbala 35,167 Karbi River 8i Kariagin, P.M. (Colonel) 30,38,51,56-57, 68,116-119,133-135.139.145.247 Karim Khan Kangarlu 188 Karim Khan Zand 10, n, 14,234,245,249, 252.255-258,262 Kars 10,26,37-38,60-70, 74,100,130,149. 151.157.179,184-185,239 Kartli 35,39,216 Kartli-Kakheti (kingdom) xi, 11-12,27,29, 33,42. See also eastern Georgia Kasanet (village) 117 Kashan 21 Katizkar, see Qartisqar Kavtiskhevi (village) 218 Kayshauri (town) 94,219-220 Kazakh, see Qazzaq Kazalach woods 74 Kazan 2 Kazbek (Colonel) 228
311 INDEX Kazbeki (town) 94,220,227 Kazem Beg 127 Kebirlu tribe 261 Kelanlu (village) 79 Kerch (fort) 13 Kerman 68,118 Kermanshah 21,172,267 Khachen (melikdom) 262 Khajehvand tribe 78 Khanashin River 205 Khanashin (village) 116 Khatuntsev (General) 197-198,207-210, 215,224 Khevsur 71,94,207,218-219,227-229 Khndzoresk, see Khnzirak Khnzirak 213 Khoda-Afarin Bridge 17,115,133,135,179, 188,205,262 Khodad (fort) 259 Khoi 29,144,148,160,269 Khorasan 18-20,22,35,38,46,50,67,83, 174,181,261,267 Kirk-Bulagh 80,82,86-87 Kists 227 Kiūra 195,207. See also Kureh Kizil-Kala (village) 205 Kizliar 9,12,18-19,101 t32.139.148,154,209 Knorring, K. (General) 22-23,25,29,32-39. 61-63,130.252 Kobi 216,219-220 Kochnev (Major) 117 Kochubey, V. Count 32,59 Kody 30 Korobki (Lieutenant) 198 Korpenko (Major) 79,85 Kotliarevksii, P.S. (General) 117,119,136, 188-189,199.202.205-209,213-217, 220-227,268 Kotzebue, M. von 270 Kovalenskii, P. 23-24,28,35,38 Kozlovskii (Colonel) 85-86 Krabbe (Colonel) 216,220 Krivtsov (adjutant) 138 Ktsiu, River 74 Kuba, see Qobbeh Kuban River/region 12-13,130,147,194,196 Küçük Bey of Poti 183 Küçük-Kaynarca (treaty) 13 Kuliabk (Major) 213 Kur River 1,19,34,44,60,65, 67,73,102, 113-114,144-146,170,173,181,187,196, 202,205,210,214,218,221,224,233-236, 257 Kura, see Kur Kurak River 108,111,134-135,140 Kurdistan 267 Kurds 2,22,205,265 Kureh 207,210. Also see Kiūra Kushelev (Captain) 89 Kutaisi (town) 149-150,156,183 Kvareli 30 Kuzevev (Colonel) 29 Kveshi (fort) 74 La Blanche, M, de 153 Labunskii (Captain) 89 Labyntsov (Lieutenant) 89 Lajard Felix 163 Lamy, French engineer
156,268 Lankaran 12,122-123,131,181,198-199, 214-215,224-227,230,268 Lankaran, battle of 225-226,229 Lars (town) 94,220,227 Lashkarev (Captain) 115 Lazarev (Armenian wealthy family) 245 Lazarev, Ivan 23,245 Lazarev, I.P. (General) 27-37,41,46,61,253 Leontev (General) 31,73-74,78,85-89, 95֊9б Leopold (Emperor) 242 Lesser Caucasus 1 Lesser Kabarda u-12 Levan (Georgian prince) 113 Levintskii (Major) 92 Lezgis 6,9,23-24,30.32.34,38,41-44, 71,105-106,123,132,140,147,156,170, 177,187,202,207-208,219,227,229, 253-254,257 Likhachev (General) 138 Lindsay (Captain) 199,202,217,223, 269-270 Lisanevich, D.T. (General) 57,103,107-108, 115-116,132-136,145,147,171,177,188, 191,206 London 193,200,211,244 Lord Wellesley 28
312 Lori 23,73,159,177,242 Lori, fort 98 Lykoshin (Major) 148-149 Mabur (village) 113 Madras 245 Magare (village) 43,206,220 Magasberd (fort) 149,151,197 Magdanov (Lieutenant) 89 Maikov (Colonel) 85,92,95-96 Makinstev, Samson 267-268 Maku 22,75 Malcolm, John 28,166,183,193 Mangyshlak 12 Maqsud Beg, envoy from Mostafa Khan of Shirvan 124 Maqsud Khan 107 Maragheh 77,202,269 Marand 269 Mariam (Georgian Queen) 41 Martqopi 220 Marvazi, Mohammad Sadeq 80 Matumiskhida bridge 98 Mazandaran 14,267 Mecca 68 Meghri 177,180,184,188-189,195-196,201, 203,213,225,233 Mehdi Beg (Shamkhal) 136 Mehdi Qoli Aqa Javanshir (later Khan) 107, 133-136,147-148,186-187,195,201-202, 204,209 Mehdi Qoli Khan Qajar 68, 70-77,81,100, 115, ii8֊iig, 178,264 Mehmet Pasha of Kars 149 Mehr-։Ali Khan Qajar 175 Merabov (ensign) 24 Meshgin (town) 117,214,223 Mesopotamia 4 Meyer (General) 137 Michael Romanov (Russian Tsar) 3 Miliukov (sailor) 198 Minas, Armenian bishop of Tiflis 59 Minas Vardapet 242-243 Mingechaur 140 Mingrelia 12,34, 98,146,149,183,192 Minto, Lord (Governor-General of India) 166 Mir-Baqer Beg 146 INDEX Mir-HasanKhanofTalesh 181,214 Mir-Mostafa Khan of Talesh 35,131-132,146, 169,172,181-182,198,202-203,214-215, 224,255,260 Mirza ‘Ali Naqi Fendereski Astarabadi 165 Mirza Abo’l-Hasan 167,193,210,212, 232-233 Mirza Ahmad Khan Larijani 175 Mirza Ahmad 70,202 Mirza Bozorg 131,157,159,172-173,180,182, 184.194.217.229-230 Mirza Mohammad ‘Ali of Qarabagh 102 Mirza ‘Isa Farahani, see Mirza Bozorg Mirza Mohammad Khan of Baku 256 Mirza Mohammad-oghli, of Ganjeh 54 Mirza Musa (monqjem-bashi) 122 Mirza Shafi'
M. (Prime Minister) 66-68,77, 80.150.154.157.163.184.229- 231 Moghan Steppe 1,10,145,172,179-181,184, 186,188,197-198,221,224-225,251 Mogilevskii, P., (Counselor) 217 Mohammad-‘Ali Beg 230 Mohammad-‘Ali Beg, envoy 231 Mohammad-'Ali Khan Shambayati 175 Mohammad-‘Ali Khan 119 Mohammad-'Ali Mirza 153,172,175-178,182, 185,189,191,267,269 Mohammad Beg Qajar 165,180,188,195, 230 Mohammad Hasan Aqa Javanshir 107,107, 115-116,135,251 Mohammad Hasan Khan Qajar 10,249, 251-252,262-263 Mohammad Hasan Khan of Shakki 35,42, 59, Ю4,106,112,124,141,144,254֊255, 260 Mohammad Hősein Khan Qajar 83 Mohammad Khan 63 Mohammad Khan 61-100 Mohammad Khan Bigdeli 181 Mohammad Khan of Khamseh 68 Mohammad Khan of Maragheh 100 Mohammad Khan Qaragozlu 177 Mohammad Khan of Yerevan 19,22,27, 30-31,35- 61-70,75,79-80,93,106,115, 118,258,264 Mohammad Khan Ziyadoghlu 252 Mohammad Nai’ini 233
313 INDEX Mohammad Qoli Khan Qajar 120 Mohammad Reza Khan 181 Mohammad Reza Qazvini envoy 153 Moldavia 13,208 Molla 'Abdol-Rhaman Effendi 186 Molla Malek Mohammad (qazi- 'askar) 120 Mongols 1 Monteith, W. 199,269 Montrezor (Major) 69,83,89, 92 Moqaddam Khan 107 Morier, James 167,193,217,269-270 Morteza Qoli Khan Qajar 15,50,175 Morteza-։AIi of Qazi-Qomuq 251 Moscow 2,5,224,227,229,231,340-241,245 Mostafa Khan Qajar 17 Mostafa Khan of Shirvan 19,35,101,106, 112-115, ։24-w5 139-140,144-146,179» 186-187,197,201-204 258 agreement with Tsitsianov 124-125 Motalleb Khan Semnani 175,187 Mozdok 11-12,15,148,158,219 Mshaveri River 74,93 Mtakvari, see Kur Mtskheta 218 Mughals 265 Mukhalet hill 87,89 Musakhan Beg 113 Musin Pushkin, Apollon 26,32-33 Nader Shah 8-10,16,31,180,234,246, 250-251,256-257,259-261, 263-265, 269, Nahapet of Edessä (Armenian Catholicos) 241 Najaf Qoli Khan Garnisi 68, 77,118,214-216 Najaf 167 Nakhichevan, See Nakhjavan Nakhjavan, khanate and town xvi, 11,18, 27» 31» 35» 61,65,67-68,70,81,83,104, 106,133,156,159,161-162,165,172,177, 184-185,188-189,195-196,201,233,237, 242,258,269 formation of the khanate 258 Napoleon xiv, 28, U4,147,151,153,155, 167-168,173,194,204,206,210-211,216, 224,229,235-236,265,271 treaty with Iran 152-156 Naqi Beg of Borchalu 92,175-176 Narva 239 Naser al-Din Shah Qajar xii Nasib Beg of Shams al-Din 51,148 Nazar-Ali Khan Shahsevan 172,181,202 Nebolsin, P.F. (General) 132,135,140-141-, 145,148-149» 159» 163» 165» 171» 177-179» 186-189,192 Neftenoy island 12 Neshkovich (Major) 210 Nesvetayev, P.D. (General) 94,100,114,125,
129-130,134,139,145,149-150,159 New Nakhichevan 245-246 New Shamakhi 125,257. See ako Aqsu Nezam-ejadid 268-269 Nicholas I (Russian Emperor) 44 Niyazabad 242-243 Nizavoi, see Niyazabad Nolde (Major) 88-89,91 North Caucasus 12 Novgorod 239 Novitskii (Major) 94,164 Nuh Beg 123 Nukha 112,115, ізд-140,144,147-148,170, 174,178,182,207,154 Ochakov battle 48 Olovyashnikov (Captain) 201,203-204 Omar Khan, see Umma Khan Orbeliani, Tamaz Prince (General) 44, 64-65,94,140,161-162,183,208,216, 218-220 Ori, Israyel 240-243 Orumiyeh 269 Osipov (Major) 86 Osman Pasha of Erzurum 160 Ossets 11,38, 71,92,94,170 Ostajlu tribe 258 Ottomans 2-3,7-10,13-15,19,27,30 Ottomans, war with Russia (1806-1812) 146-152 Otuziki confederation 261 Ouseley, G. Sir 193,200,210-214,218, 223-224,229-233,270 Paata Tsitsishvili 39 Pallas, Peter-Simon 12
314 INDEX Pambak 30,31,35,38,45,69-70,75-76, 82,90,93,97,100,114,133,149,152,171, 175-176,186-190,219,221,231,236,247 Panah Khan Javanshir 261-262 Panahabad fort 262, also see Shushi Parfenov (Major) 139 Paris 159 Pamavaz (Georgian prince) 21,26,38,41, 92,94 Pasanauri (own) 219 Pashani (village) 219 Paul (Russian Emperor) 122,21-22,25-26, 28-29,39,247 Paulucci, F.O. Marquis (General) 179,191, 196-208 Pecherskii (Colonel) 151,176,191,206,216, 218,220 Persian Gulf 28,154,273 Peter i (Russian Emperor) 5-8,11,13,113, 234,241-243,258 relations with Armenians 6-8, Z41-243 Petem (Russian Emperor) 8 Pevtsov (Lieutenant) 121-122 Pir Qoli Khan Qajar 35,67-68,77,82-83, 93,115-120,125-126,144,146,177,179, 188,195,221,223,225264 Pireh-bazaar (town) 122 Platovskii (Lieutenant) 117 Plavkov (Major) 175 Pleshkov (Major) 176 Pobedinskii (Lieutenant) 198 Podlutskii Colonel) 161-162 Podrevskii (Major) 205 Poland 2-3,204,234 Popov (Colonel) 175-176,211 Portniagin, S.A. (General) 51,56-57,75,78, 85-91,96,129,150,159,176,179,185, 189-191,193,204 Potemkin family 17 Potemkin, Gregory 13-15,245-246,263 Potemkin, Paul 15,246 Poti (port) 13,15,149,183,208 Preliminaiy Treaty 167 Pridon melik 247 Prosvirkin (Major) 140 Pshav 94,207,218,228 Qa’em-Maqam, see Mirza Bozorg Qajar dynasty, passim Qajar, army 265-271 Qapan 132,135,177,201,242 Qarababa (village) 163,165 Qarabagh xvi, 1,4,7,11,16-17,19,42,45, 60-61,65,67,83,101-106, из, 115,118, 124,128,130,132,136,138,146-149,152, 154,157,165,171,177-178,185-187,195196,201-202,205-209,213,220-224, 230,232-233,236,238,241,246-247, 251,260-261 formation of the
khanate 261-263 Meliks of 5,14,102,187,240-241, 243-247 treaty with Russia 108-ui Qarabulagh 216 Qaradagh U5,123,132,135,195,201,205,213 Qaraduvin 14 Qara-Qeytaq 34,197,209-210,259 Qaraqozlu tribe 14 Qarayaz, river 225 Qartizqar 46,71 Qasem, uncle of Mostafa Khan 19 Qasem Beg of Qarabagh 213 Qasr-e Shirin, see Zohab Qazi-Qomuq 9,43-44,136,146,201,251, 254,257,260 Qazzaq (tribe) 16,57,229 Qazzaq region 30,32,35՜37,45~4б, 48, 53, 69,72,8ı, 94,97-98,117,135,171,174, 177-179,182,185,187,190,196,199,209, 221,233,247,272 Qeytaq tribes 6 Qezelbash 17 Qezlar, see Kizliar Qobbeh, khanate and town xvi, 11-12, ig-20,35,122,126,136-139,146-148, 174,182,196-198,201,206-209,217, 227, 233,255 formation of the khanate Qom 167 Qomuqs 227 Rahim Beg Qajar 252 Rakhmanov (General) 19 Rasht (treaty) 8 Rasht из, 121-122 Rebinder (Major) 115 Redut-Kale 148-149 Reinnegs,J. 26 259-261
315 INDEX Repin (General) 169 Reza Qoli Khan Qajar 22,68,82,252 Rimskii-Korsakov (General) 19 Rioni River 34 Romieu, A. 152 Rostov-on-Don, see New Nakhichevan Rosen, see Rozen Rozen, Baron 147,163,185 Rtishchev, N.F. (General) 195,204-235 Rumiantsev, N.R Count (Russian Foreign Minister) 113,169,232 Rumlu tribe 258 Russia/Russians, passim Russian army 271-273 Russian deserters in Iranian army 267-268 Russo-Ottoman Treaty of 1724 257 Russo-Turkish War 1768-1774 13,245 Russo-Turkish War 1787-1792 17,246 Russo-Qarabaghi treaty 108-111 Rykgof (General) 149 Ryshkov (Captain) 94 Sa'dabad (treaty) 4 Sa'id Beg 127 Sa'id Khan Damghani 46 Sabue (village) 219,228 Sadarak (town) 81 Sadeq Khan Qajar ng, 165,192,214,222-226 Safavid Dynasty 3-4,10-u, 16-17,234՛ 237՛ 240-241,250,255,258,261 Safi I (Safavid Shah) 3 Sagarejo (town) 29,218,220 Saleyan 12,106,113,145-146,196,204,221, 259 Salim Khan of Shakki 104-105,112-113,125՛ 133,139,140,144,174,187-188,204,221, 227,254 Saljuqs 1 Sam Mirza 251,257 Samarqand 200 Samuq 59 Samur River 198 Sangar (district of Yerevan) 80 Sarah 172 Sarafov, Movses (merchant) 245 sarbaz 268 Sari Island 12,123,131,198 215 Selim in (Ottoman Sultan) 3,146 Selim Pasha 190,192 Semnan 187 Senminut (Major) 79 Sevan, see Gökcheh Sevarsemidze Prince (Major) 176 Seven Years’War 10 Shadrin Andrei 2 Shah Bulagh (fort) 117,134,187,195, 202-204,262 Shah-Bulagh stream 116 Shahrokh Khan of Kerman 68 Shahsevan tribe 78 Shahverdi Khan Qajar 251-252 Shakki xvi, 7,11,18-20,45,60,101-102, 104-106, из, us, 124՛ ւշ8,130,138-139՛ 146-148,171,174՛ ւ86,195-196՛ 2օ6, շօց, 214, 217, 221,
224՛ 227՛ 233 formation of the khanate 253-255 treaty with Russia 141-144 Shamakhi (city) 6-7,9,12,140,145,170,178, 182,187,242,256-257 Shamkhal of Tarqu 9,147 Shamkhor (town) 7,37,50,117-118,120, 207,221 Shamkhor River 179 Shamlu tribe 258 Shams al-Din 30-31,36-37,45-48,55՛ 69՛ 81117,135՛ 148,171,174,177-178,182, 185,187,192,196,221,233,246-247, 252-253՛ 272 Shams al-Dinlu tribesmen 16,52,57 Shamshadil, see Shams al-Din Sharif Khan 192 Sharur 161,165,171 Sheikh-‘Ali Beg of Nakhjavan 163 Sheikh-‘Ali Khan of Darband-Qobbeh 19, 34-35.101,114,122-123,126՛ 136, 138-139՛ 147՛ 174,186-188,195,197-198, 201,209-210,227,259-260 Sheikhaviz 188 Sheki, see Shakki Sherif Pasha of Akhaltsikhe 38, 78,183, 190-193.205 Shildi (town) 30,216-219,228 Shildi River 220 Shiraz 166 Shirin Beg of Samuq 59
316 INDEX Shirvan 4, ո, ւ8-շօ, 34» 45» бо, ιοί, 112-114, 124-125» 128,130,138-140,144-148,174» 178,184,186,196-197,201-202,209, 214-217,224,233,238 formation of the khanate 256-258 treaty with Russia 125 Shoghakat, St. (church) 77-78 Shulaveri 29,98 Shuragöl 16,30,73,100,114,133,149-150,171, 175,178,182,186,190,217,219,221,233, 236,247 Shushi 17,20,65, 83,103-107,113-118, 132-136,148,170,177-179,182,195, 201-206,217,246,262-263 Sighnaghi (town) 23,36,41,204,206,208, 219 Simeon of Yerevan (Armenian Catholicos) 244-245 Simonovich, F.P. (General) 29,51,56,87,90, 95,161,163,183,206,2ig-220,228-229 Sion Cathedral 29 Sivas 239 Smyrna 238,240 Snyshkov (Captain) 92 Soghanlugh 48,71,73-74,159.171,177,185 Soleiman Khan Qajar 17,22,35,68,74-77, 240,259 Solenius 41 Solomon її (King of Imereti) 26,30,34, 38,44, 92,98,130,147-148,150,156, 170-171,174,183,190,192,209 Solovyov (Major) 140 Soitan Hősein, Safavid Shah 240 Soltanbud 201-205,211,223,268Soltanbud battle of 202-203 Soltaniyeh 68,166,172,212,267 Somkheti 97 South Caucasus, passim St Hovhannes Monastery 63 St. Petersburg 5,21,25-26,32,41,44, 48,61,73,126,136,158,171,173,184, 191,194-195,210,224,227,230-213, 234-235,245,247 Ståhl (General) 208,228 Stakhiev (Major) 92-93 Stavropol 13 Stepanov (Colonel) 150,154,199 Stepantsminda 219,228 Stone (Major) 199 Stroganov, P. Count 32 Sulak, see Sulaq Sulaq 2,9 Surami 29,192 Surkhai Khan Qazi-Qomuq 9,138,146-147, 195-198,201,209-210,251,257 Suvorov, A. (General) 14 Svaneti 12 Sweden 156,173,234-235,242 Syria 3 Tabarsaran 197 Tabriz xi, xiv, 3,25-26,35,68-70,73,77,
83104,120,123,148,156,160,162,177, 180,193,195,197,210,213,215,230,232, 238-239,242,251,268-269 Tabvier (French officer) 268 Tahmasp 1 (Safavid Shah) 253 Tahmasp 11 (Safavid Shah) 7 Takht-e Tavuz (station) 118 Talesh xvi, п-й, 17,121,131-132,174,177, 181-184,210,214,217,221,224,230,233 formation of the khanate 255 Talin (fortified village) 100,118 Talysh, see Talesh Talyzin (General) 93,97 Tamar (Georgian Queen) 48 Tarasov (Major) 112-Ա3,137 Tarku, see Tarqu Tarqu xvi, 136,195 Tatul, Dr. 66 Tbilisi, see Tiflis Teflis, see Tiflis Tehran xi, 18,21,65,68, 73,83,107, из, 118, 121,152-153,166-167,184,192-194,212, 230,263,265 Teimuraz Ո (Georgian King) 250-253 Teimuraz, Prince 21,41,67,74,113,174,191 Telavi (town) 23,36,73,204,206,208,218 Terek River 1-2,5,9,11,114,136,181,186,194 Tereshkevich (Major) 226 Terki (town) 2,209 Tersky Gorodok, see Terki Terter River 4,119,134,148,171,187,221 Tianeti (town) 206,218,228 Tiflis xiv, xvi, 6, 9-12,15-18,21-39,41» 45, 48,51,59,61-64,67-71,73,82-83,87,
317 INDEX 92-93. 97-98.101-102,105-108,113-U7, 129-130,135,141. иб-148,157. i6o, 165, 171-172,175,177,182-185,196,201,204, 206-210,234-235, 239,244,250,261 Tikhonovskii (Colonel) 187,218-219, 228-229 Tilsit (treaty) 151,154,156,160,166,169 Titov (General) 151 Togh (village) 133,188,205 Tokarev (Major) 89,140 Tokat 239 Tolstoy Count (Russian envoy to Paris) 158 Torkamanchay (treaty) 236 Tormasov, A.P. (General) 168-196,212 Trebizond 183 Tsalka (town) 190,192,199 Tsekhanskii 76,84-85, 89-91,95 Tsereteli, Zurab, Georgian prince 156 Tsigarem 74 Tsikhanvali (village) 19,94 Tsitsianov, P. (General) 39-43,61-128, 138-141,146,168,235,247,255,264 Tuchkov, S.A. (General) 29,31,60,73-75,78, 85-88,05,97, 99 Turistsikhe (village) 219 Turkestan 175 Turkistanov, B. 6 Turkmen 1,14,174 Tush 228-229 Tyub-Karagan 12 Üch-Kilisa, see Ejmiatsin Ughurlu Khan, son of Javad 46,188, 251 Umma Khan (Avar) 16,27,133,163 Urakov (Colonel) 174,176,190 Urdo crossing 42 Ushakov (Colonel) 199,225-226 Ushakov (General) 151 Uzbeks 174 Vagharshapat (town) 100 Van 70 Vandazor, see Karaklis Vani (melik) 117 Varanda (melikdom) 262 Vartanidzor, see Sheikhaviz Velistsikhe (village) 219-220 Venice 240 Verdier (Captain) 268 Veselago (commander of Caspian fleet) 198,215,224-227 Vladikavkaz 1,25,47,94,98,148,170,219 Voinovich, Marko 14-15 Volga River 2,5 Volkonskii, Prince 94,97,99 Volynskii, A. (Peter's envoy to Iran) 5 Vorontsov, Count 33,44,63-65, 85 Vorontsov, Michael 244 Wahhabis 35 Wakhtang vi (Georgian King) 7,36,39,240 Wakhtang, prince 21,26,41 Warsaw (battle of) 48 Wellesley 193 Western Armenia 4 Willock, Hemy
(Lieutenant) 193,269 Wrede, de Baron (Russian envoy to Iran) 157-158,174,180 Yakovlev (Captain) 224 Ya'qub Beg Gara’i 67 Yaroslavl 239 Yeghvard 9 Yekaterinograd 13 Yenikale 13 Yeprem (Armenian Catholicos) 229,268 Yeprem, Armenian Archbishop of Tiflis 59 Yerevan, Khanate and town xvii, 6,9-11, 17-19,27-36,44-45,60-100,104, 106,121,141-151,156-166,172,176,179, 188-192,196,201,219,233,236-237,244, 250,267-269 formation of the khanate 263-264 fortress 80,87,263 siege by Tsitsianov 80-98 siege by Gudovich 155-166 Yermolov (General) 270 Yezidis 2 Yonjali orchards 87 Yulon 21, 26,38,41,94 Yusuf Pasha (serasker) 148-151 Žakam 117,120,177,192 Zakavkaz’e xviii Zaiga, River 73-74 Zaman Shah Durrani 28
318 INDEX Zangezur 251 Žangi River 7о, 8о, 84,87-88, 90,95-96, 161-164 Zardab (town) 145,204 Zavalishin (General) 113,121-123,126-127, 131-132 Zayandeh, river 237 Zeyveh River 232 Zgorelsii (Major) 176 Zhikovich Colonel) 203,205 Zohab (treaty) 3 Zolfaqar Khan 175,187 Zoroastrian 2 Zubov, V. 19-20,32,49,61-62,104,126,136, 235,247.252.254,258.260 Zubov, P. 18,32 Zuhab, see Zohab Bayerisch· Staatabiblioth·* München |
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| title | From the Kur to the Aras a military history of Russia’s move into the South Caucasus and the first Russo-Iranian war, 1801-1813 |
| title_auth | From the Kur to the Aras a military history of Russia’s move into the South Caucasus and the first Russo-Iranian war, 1801-1813 |
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| title_full | From the Kur to the Aras a military history of Russia’s move into the South Caucasus and the first Russo-Iranian war, 1801-1813 by George A. Bournoutian |
| title_fullStr | From the Kur to the Aras a military history of Russia’s move into the South Caucasus and the first Russo-Iranian war, 1801-1813 by George A. Bournoutian |
| title_full_unstemmed | From the Kur to the Aras a military history of Russia’s move into the South Caucasus and the first Russo-Iranian war, 1801-1813 by George A. Bournoutian |
| title_short | From the Kur to the Aras |
| title_sort | from the kur to the aras a military history of russia s move into the south caucasus and the first russo iranian war 1801 1813 |
| title_sub | a military history of Russia’s move into the South Caucasus and the first Russo-Iranian war, 1801-1813 |
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