Vənənd is a village and municipality in the Ordubad District of Nakhchivan, Azerbaijan. It is located in the near of the Ordubad-Unus highway, 17 km in the north-west from the district center, on the bank of the Vanandchay river. People of the village is busy with gardening, grain growing, cotton-growing, animal husbandry. There are secondary school, music school, library, culture house, a medical center and kindergarten in the village. It has a population of 2,347.[1] The municipality consists of the villages of Vənənd and Xanağa.[2]
Vanand is one of the ancient settlements of Azerbaijan. It is associated with the name of Vanandlar (people of Vanand).[1] In the ancient cemetery were found the monuments of stone ram on the graves. In sources, in the Middle Ages it was a village in the Giran area of the Nakhchivan tumen.[3] In the Vanand, was built the decent khanegah (place for dervishes) by Iranian political figure, historian Muhammed Juveyni (1225–83). Vanand was part of the Azadciran area of the Nakhchivan sanjag in the 18th century.[4] In this period the village's income was the 12,783 akcha. In the Venend, the remains of the historical and architectural monuments of medieval ages, mosques, baths, etc. are kept. Poet Qudsi Vanandi was born in this village.
Vanand MosqueEdit
Vanand Mosque is a historical architectural monument of the Middle Ages in the village of the Vanand. It was built in 1324/25. The mosque area is approximately 375 square meters of rectangular form, height of 7 m, has dome. The mosque has been restored several times, in the beginning of the 17th century, a large building was added to it. At present, the original building of the Juma Mosque is north west corner of the mosque. To the enter to this part is possible from the door into the western facade. In the top of the entrance with large-scale was written in Persian by nasr calligraphy "In seven hundred and twenty-five years (1324-25) ... built".[5] In the other epitaph indicates that the mosque was restored in 1732, by Mohammad Reza from Vanand. During the restoration, on the north side of the arch, on the epitaph provides information in Persian and Arabic, on the economic life of Vanand and Nakhchivan in the first half of the 18th century. Epitaph, for the first time was translated into French, by the Russian orientalist, historian, ethnographer and diplomat N.V. Xanıkov.[1][6]
VanandlarEdit
Vanandlar are an ancient Turkic tribe. Information about the Vanandlar can be found in the works of ancient Greek (Herodotus, Titus Livi, Tacitus), Latin and Byzantine (Prokopi from Kesariya, Jordan), Armenian (Movses Khorenatsi), Arab and Jewish (al-Masudi, Qardizi) authors[verification needed] . Vanandlar have been mentioned for the first time in the history in the context of the Trojan War (13th century BC)[citation needed]. A part of Vənəndlər later moved to the shores of the Baltic Sea and about in the 2nd-3rd century AD settled in the north of the Black Sea. Several place names in Azerbaijan derive their name from Vənəndlər - Vanand, Syrxavand, Khojavand, Vanddam.[1]
vanand, ordubad, other, uses, vanand, vanand, disambiguation, vənənd, village, municipality, ordubad, district, nakhchivan, azerbaijan, located, near, ordubad, unus, highway, north, west, from, district, center, bank, vanandchay, river, people, village, busy, . For other uses of Vanand see Vanand disambiguation Venend is a village and municipality in the Ordubad District of Nakhchivan Azerbaijan It is located in the near of the Ordubad Unus highway 17 km in the north west from the district center on the bank of the Vanandchay river People of the village is busy with gardening grain growing cotton growing animal husbandry There are secondary school music school library culture house a medical center and kindergarten in the village It has a population of 2 347 1 The municipality consists of the villages of Venend and Xanaga 2 VenendMunicipalityVenendCoordinates 38 56 30 N 45 55 35 E 38 94167 N 45 92639 E 38 94167 45 92639CountryAzerbaijanAutonomous republicNakhchivanDistrictOrdubadPopulation 2005 Total2 347Time zoneUTC 4 AZT Contents 1 History 2 Vanand Mosque 3 Vanandlar 4 References 5 External linksHistory EditVanand is one of the ancient settlements of Azerbaijan It is associated with the name of Vanandlar people of Vanand 1 In the ancient cemetery were found the monuments of stone ram on the graves In sources in the Middle Ages it was a village in the Giran area of the Nakhchivan tumen 3 In the Vanand was built the decent khanegah place for dervishes by Iranian political figure historian Muhammed Juveyni 1225 83 Vanand was part of the Azadciran area of the Nakhchivan sanjag in the 18th century 4 In this period the village s income was the 12 783 akcha In the Venend the remains of the historical and architectural monuments of medieval ages mosques baths etc are kept Poet Qudsi Vanandi was born in this village Vanand Mosque EditVanand Mosque is a historical architectural monument of the Middle Ages in the village of the Vanand It was built in 1324 25 The mosque area is approximately 375 square meters of rectangular form height of 7 m has dome The mosque has been restored several times in the beginning of the 17th century a large building was added to it At present the original building of the Juma Mosque is north west corner of the mosque To the enter to this part is possible from the door into the western facade In the top of the entrance with large scale was written in Persian by nasr calligraphy In seven hundred and twenty five years 1324 25 built 5 In the other epitaph indicates that the mosque was restored in 1732 by Mohammad Reza from Vanand During the restoration on the north side of the arch on the epitaph provides information in Persian and Arabic on the economic life of Vanand and Nakhchivan in the first half of the 18th century Epitaph for the first time was translated into French by the Russian orientalist historian ethnographer and diplomat N V Xanikov 1 6 Vanandlar EditVanandlar are an ancient Turkic tribe Information about the Vanandlar can be found in the works of ancient Greek Herodotus Titus Livi Tacitus Latin and Byzantine Prokopi from Kesariya Jordan Armenian Movses Khorenatsi Arab and Jewish al Masudi Qardizi authors verification needed Vanandlar have been mentioned for the first time in the history in the context of the Trojan War 13th century BC citation needed A part of Venendler later moved to the shores of the Baltic Sea and about in the 2nd 3rd century AD settled in the north of the Black Sea Several place names in Azerbaijan derive their name from Venendler Vanand Syrxavand Khojavand Vanddam 1 References Edit a b c d ANAS Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences 2005 Nakhchivan Encyclopedia Vol II Baku ANAS p 349 ISBN 5 8066 1468 9 Belediyye Informasiya Sistemi in Azerbaijani Archived from the original on September 24 2008 Piriyev V Z Naxcivan XIII XIV esrlerde Naxcivan meqaleler toplusu B 1999 Naxcivan sancaginin mufessel defteri giris ve tercumenin muellifleri akad Ziya Bunyadov ve Husameddin Memmedov Qaramanli B 1997 Nemetova M S Azerbaycanin epiqrafik abideleri XVII XVIII esrler Baki 1963 Nematova M S 2001 Arabo perso tyurkoyazychnye nadpisi Nahchyvanskoj Avto nomnoj Respubliki XII nachalo XX veka Vol t 3 Baku Elm p 218 External links EditVanand Ordubad at GEOnet Names Server Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Vanand Ordubad amp oldid 1135785405, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
