Sardarapat

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Sardarapat is a historic village in western Armenia best known as the site of the pivotal 1918 Battle of Sardarapat, which helped secure Armenian independence.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Sardarapat Memorial 5
Sardarapat canonical 4

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Statements (31)

Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
historic site
memorial complex
village
commemorates Battle of Sardarapat
conflictBetween First Republic of Armenia
Ottoman Empire
country Armenia
Armenia
endDate 1918-05-29
ethnicMajority Armenians
formerName Hoktemberyan region village
hasCulturalSignificance symbol of Armenian resistance
symbol of Armenian statehood in 1918
hasEvent Battle of Sardarapat
hasMonument Sardarapat Memorial
linked to: Sardarapat
historicalRegion Ararat plain
knownFor Battle of Sardarapat
language Armenian
locatedIn Armavir Province
Sardarapat
Sardarapat
western Armenia
linked to: Western Armenia
locatedNear Araks River
linked to: Araz River
locatedSouthwestOf Yerevan
linked to: Yerevan, Armenia
partOf Caucasus Campaign of World War I
religion Armenian Apostolic Church
result Armenian victory
significance helped secure Armenian independence
stopped Ottoman advance toward Yerevan
startDate 1918-05-21

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Referenced by (9)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Armavir Province containsTown Sardarapat
Armavir Province containsMonument Sardarapat Memorial
linked to: Sardarapat
Armavir, Armenia formerName Sardarapat
Armavir, Armenia hasNearbyMonument Sardarapat Memorial
linked to: Sardarapat
Battle of Sardarabad memorial Sardarapat Memorial
linked to: Sardarapat
Battle of Sardarapat locatedIn Sardarapat
subject linked to: Sardarapat
Sardarapat hasMonument Sardarapat Memorial
linked to: Sardarapat
Sardarapat Memorial locatedIn Sardarapat
subject linked to: Sardarapat
Sardarapat village near Sardarapat Memorial
linked to: Sardarapat