Keghart.com Update 6/17, August 29, 2013‏

The Poll is located on the home-page in the right column:Commemoration & non-Armenians

Op-Ed, Articles, Essays:  The Urgent Directive Editorial Wobbling Pillars (II) Vahe Apelian ««««««««««Բանաստեղծին Սիրտը»»»»»»»»»»      Վիգէն Լ. Ադդարեան Real Turkish Heroes of 1915 Raffi Bedrosyan Leave Our Dead Alone! Suleyam Guven «Ի՜նչ Զուգադիպութիւն…» Հրայր Ճէպէճեան Civil Disobedience A. Touman Թուրք Գործընկերուհիիս Հետ Օշին Էլակէօզ Թուրքիոյ Ծածկագիրները – 1, 2, 3 Օրհան Քեմալ Ճենկիզ Mayor of Brantford Chummy with Turkish Consul Report Disturbing Sightings…Ghosts of two Evil Empires Tatul Sonentz Sex Traffic in Armenia Lucine Kasbarian Armenia's Governance System Has to Change Suzanne Simonyan Birth of Opera in Armenian Culture Prof. Khatchadur I. Pilikian «««««««Մորմոքող Անցեալի Արահետներով»»»»»»»      Մինաս Գոճայեան

Did you know?  Drtad I (Tiridates), the brother of Arsacid liege of Parthia and first Arsacid to rule Armenia, visited Rome in 66 A.D. during the reign of Emperor Nero. Rome and Parthia struggled to dominate Armenia and had eventually reached a compromise. Armenia was to be ruled by Tiridates but he had to receive his crown from Nero. Tiridates was also a pagan priest and became a hero in Rome for his martial skills. His journey to Rome contributed immensely to Iranian legends. It may also lie behind the Christ’s legend of the Three Magi. According to some legends, the prototype of Magi Casper/Gadaspar was Armenian.  Read More...

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