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567:, thus creating a threat to the Small Signakh. The Armenian population placed about 6,000 Ottoman soldiers in the villages, and the self-defence forces managed to destroy them with a surprise attack at night. Two Ottoman pashas were killed and a third was taken prisoner. This victory increased the morale and combat capability of the Armenian units. The Armenians had already sent a delegation to the Russian army and were rejected, but now they decided to send another delegation to
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481:. After getting anointed in 1701 as Catholicos, he made Gandzasar the political center of the liberation movement, turning it into a meeting place for the spiritual and secular leaders of Artsakh, where diplomatic relations were discussed and military plans developed. On the territory subject to the meliks of Karabakh, defensive fortresses called
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went to Moscow in 1701 and drew up a plan for a rebellion in
Iranian Armenia with Russian help. Ori's plan was never realized, and he died in Astrakhan in 1711. However, Armenian secular and religious leaders continued to interact with the Russian state and began to see Russia as the natural ally of
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and signed an agreement to fight together against the
Ottoman troops. The Armenian military leaders also offered cooperation to Iran in its fight against the Ottoman troops. Karapet Shirvanov (Ivan Karapet) arrived in Karabakh from Russia with promises to support the liberation struggle, providing
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assembled their forces to support the
Russian invasion, but Peter made peace with Iran in 1723, annexing only territories near the Caspian Sea. In the meantime, Safavid Iran descended into chaos, and the Ottoman Empire took advantage of the situation and invaded the South Caucasus. The Armenian
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1311:Пять армянских меликств нагорной части Карабага - Гюлистан, Чараберд (Джраберд), Хачен, Варанда и Дизак. До Надир-шаха они подчинялись беглербегу карабагскому и ганджинскому, в 1747-1749 гг. они попали в вассальную зависимость от ханов карабагских из племени джеваншир
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with a 61,000-strong army. This revived hope among the
Armenians and Georgians under Iranian rule that Russian arms could help remove the region from Muslim rule. At Peter's request, a joint Armenian-Georgian army, made up of the Georgian army and the troops of the
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forces of
Karabakh were able to repel a number of Ottoman incursions, although the Ottomans eventually succeeded in occupying the region. The last centers of Armenian resistance in Karabakh were defeated in 1729–1731. Later, the Melikdoms of Karabakh assisted
555:, asking him to lay down their arms and accept Ottoman rule. Despite the letter, Hasan-Jalalyan and his associates refused to surrender and prepared to fight the Ottoman army. In 1724, the Armenian liberation forces joined forces with the Muslim leaders of
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The second
Ottoman invasion was also unsuccessful. In 1726 a 40,000 Ottoman army was unable to take the Shushi fortress and returned to Ganja. After this battle, the Armenians, for the third time, sent a delegation led by Kyokhva Chalabi to the Russian
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Tarkhan moved here from the Armenian settlements of Shirvan. However, fearing a conflict with the Ottomans and facing logistical problems in his campaign, Peter remained in the Caspian littoral and did not move into the South Caucasus. With the
575:, the heir to the throne of Iran. In the same year, the Armenian delegation, headed by priests Anton and Kyokhva Chalabi, returned to Karabakh from Russia, conveying a negative response from the Russian side. The Armenians wrote another letter to
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and in 1735 signed a new peace with the
Ottoman Empire and Russia. He became the new ruler of Iran, known as Nadir Shah. He was supported by the Armenians in his fight against the Ottoman troops. In gratitude, the Shah visited
459:, signed on 12 September 1723, Russia annexed the southwestern coast of the Caspian Sea and made peace with Iran. In the meantime, the Ottomans were preparing to invade the South Caucasus, having assembled a large army in
690:, and in matters of importance, the meliks were instructed to apply directly to Nadir Shah himself. After the death of Nadir Shah, the Armenian-populated melikdoms were brought into vassalage by the newly formed
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and Tarhan to the
Russian military leadership, but, having received a negative response, they did not return. In the years 1729-1731, the struggle against the Ottoman conquest was continued by the signakh of
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actions alienated his
Georgian and Armenian subjects and provoked a rebellion among the empire's Sunni subjects in the Caucasus and Afghanistan in 1721. The weakening of central authority also allowed
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had raised hopes among some Armenian leaders that an alliance could be made with Russia to free Armenia from the rule of the Muslim empires. Most notably, an Armenian noble from Syunik named
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groups to raid the South Caucasus, prompting the Armenian meliks to strengthen their defenses and military forces. In October 1722, the Afghans
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