Movses Kaghankatvatsi was a 7th-century Armenian historian and the author or editor of “The History of the Country of Aghvank.”
This work tells about the historian’s native lands. “The History of the Country of Aghvank” is a unique work, in fact – it is the only source on the history of Caucasian Albanians.
Kaghankatvatsi’s work has been published and translated several times in several languages:
Aside from that, the first Armenian secular collection of laws “Constitutional Canons” was fully preserved in the work of Kaghankatvatsi. It has been translated into Russian (1860, 1984), English (1961), Georgian (1985), and modern Armenian (1969).
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