Urang Arménia atanapi Bangsa Arménia (Basa Arménia: հայեր, palapalan Basa Arménia: [hɑˈjɛɾ]) nyaét hiji bangsa jeung grup étnis pribumi Daratan Luhur Arménia.
- Artikel ieu ngeunaan Urang Arménia salaku grup étnis. Pikeun jalmi nu hirup di Arménia, tingali Démografi Arménia.
- Kadé kaliru jeung Arminianisme.
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Urang Arménia
Հայեր
Jumlah populasi |
8.000.000-12.000.000 |
Wewengkon kalawan populasi signifikan |
Arménia 3.145.000[1] |
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Basa |
Basa Arménia |
Ageman |
Garéja Apostolik Arménia |
Catetan |
Azerbaijan ogé ngétang populasi Urang Arménia di Nagorno-Karabakh dina total populasina.[5]
Sanajan pakiraanna robah-robih, aya 300.000 nepi ka 500.000 urang Turki anu katurunanna ti urang Arménian, kaasup masarakat Hemshin nu masih aya patali jeung urang Arménia, sarta 500.000 urang Arménia "kasumput" atanapi "rusiah" nu diadopsi jeung diasimilasi ku populasi Kurdi nalika jeung sanggeus Génosida Arménia. Tapi, angka éta teu kaasup populasi urang Arménia di Turki.[13][14][15][16][17][18] |
Tutup
Konsentrasi panglobana aya di Arménia, kalawan 97,9% ti populasi atanapi 3.145.354 jiwa urang Arménia.[1]
Kristen mimiri nyumebar di Arménia gancang sanggeus pupusna Yésus, ku usaha St. Thaddeus jeung St. Bartholomew[19] Dina awal abad ka-3, Arménia Arsacid minangka bangsa kahiji nu ngadopsi Kristen salaku ageman nagara.[20] Kalobaannana urang Arménia ngagem Garéja Apostolik Arménian, hiji garéja Non-Chalcedonia.
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Astourian, Stephan H. (2007). ed. Michel Bruneau "Armenian Demography, the Homeland, and the Diaspora: Trends and Consequences". Arméniens et grecs en diaspora: approches comparatives, 191-210, Aténa: École française d’Athènes.
The Encyclopedia of the Orient nyebutkeun yén 160.000 Urang Arménia Apostolik jeung 30.000 Urang Arménia Katolik hirup di Suriah. Jumlah duanana nyaéta 190.000. Arsip 11 Pébruari 2011 dina WebCite
Bert Vaux, Hemshinli: The Forgotten Black Sea Armenians, Harvard University, 2001 p.1
Andrews. Ethnic Groups in the Republic of Turkey, pp. 476-477, 484, 487.
Hagopian. "Notes", pp. 159, 165, 176.
Vaux, Bert. "Homshetsma: The Language of the Armenians of Hamshen", in The Hemshen, p. 257.
Ersoy, Erhan Gürsel. "The Hemshin People: Ethnic Identity, Beliefs, and Yayla Festivals in Çamlıhemşin", in The Hemshin pp. 332, 333.
see Hastings, Adrian (2000). A World History of Christianity. Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing. p. 289. ISBN 978-0-8028-4875-8.
- Géorge A. Bournoutian, A History of the Armenian People, 2 vol. (1994)
- Géorge A. Bournoutian, A Concise History of the Armenian People (Mazda, 2003, 2004).
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- Citakan:The Armenian People-Vol II
- I. M. Diakonoff, The Pre-History of the Armenian People (revised, trans. Lori Jennings), Caravan Books, New York (1984), ISBN 978-0-88206-039-2.
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- Russell D. Gray and Quentin D. Atkinson, "Language-tree divergence times support the Anatolian theory of Indo-European origin", Nature, 426, 435-439 (2003)
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