GIRDMAN

The name of Girdman (also Girdiman, Gardman, Gardaban) is lists in the sources about events of the I century. The province named at first as Gardman (V-VI c.), then Girdman (VII c.) were located in modern-day Agstafa-Gazax-Borchali area. Gardaban (Garayazy) being in among Azerbaijan and Georgia immortalizes the settlement name in the history at present. Other province with name of Girdman settles in the Shirvan mountainous place. Like the river in Shirvan which is called as Girdmanchay, first name of Shamkirchay river was Girdmanchay. There is a fortress whide is located 4 km to the north of Talistan village in Ismayilli district, on the bank of the Agsuchay river. It was constructed in the VII centry and called as the Girdman Fortress (also Javanshir Fortress). Girdman was a state of the Caucasian Albania which people is the ones of ancestors of Azerbaijan nation. Albania is Latin, and denotes "mountainous land". This historical kingdom should not be confused with modern-day Albania in south-eastern Europe. Presiding prince of the Girdman region was Javanshir (also spelled Jevanshir or Dzhavanshir, Azeri: Cavansir, "Cavan" - young and "Sir" - lion, literally "the young lion"), whose deeds are the subject of legends and epic.

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A final warning

This is a final warning for you to refrain from making unconstructive edits and vandalism, which myself and several other users have observed over the previous few weeks. Your blanket reverts on this here are highly unhelpful and your lack of input is even more distressing. What is even more egregious is the propaganda-like wording you inserted on the Robert Kocharyan article, one which is about a biography of a living person. By engaging in revert wars (e.g., your most recent reverts of on the Amaras page) related to Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Turkey, and wantonly vandalizing such articles, you are subject to the general restrictions of the arbitration case as specified here Armenia-Azerbaijan 2. You can be blocked for reverting any article a total of three times in a 24H period, but should you revert an article related to Armenia or Azerbaijan more than once in a week, the same, or even more stringent, restrictions will apply. Thank you.--Marshal Bagramyan (talk) 02:45, 26 February 2010 (UTC)