I will corrupt the Latin spelling of the place so as to not attract pests.
Խոջալի??
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We have spoken about the subject to the ground, where “Armenians purportedly and lyingly committed a G against those varmints“??
Anyone know the history of, be it past or present.? Does that place still exist? Is it inhabited? What is it called now?
The only reference I can find is from the Soviet times when it was a taboo to talk about national subjects. It is from the times when Artsakh was officially known as ԼՂԻՄ/NKAO.
Here is a much abbreviated version;
Translation-Խոջալի- ուշ բրոնզի եւ վաղ երկաթի դարերի դամբարանադաշտ, Ասկերանիշրջանի համանուն գիւղի մօտ, կարա չայ եւ նրայ վտակ խոջալի չայ գետերի միջեւ…Խ.աչա- թեփէ**
kho***i, - an early Bronze and later Iron Age graveyard. The namesake of the karachai river and its tributary kh***li creek.
** Here is where I get the clue to the historical Armenian name of ԽԱՉ-Ա- ԼԵՌ, “Khacha -Tepe “ is an Arm-furk composed of “Khach-Cross” and “tepe-summit”. When did “Khacha Ler/Խաչա Լեռ” turn to kh**alou? Was it renamed for that idiot “k*oja nassreddin” or our own k*oja/hagarag?
Edit. Remember that in the Hamshen Country there is a mountain Khachkar. They spell it “kackar” daglari;
http://www.adiyamanl...bhtml/a_7_4.htm
Also observe on that same map “ardesen, i.e Ardeshen”
Edited by Arpa, 22 May 2010 - 10:35 AM.
