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Nairi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Nairi (Armenian: Նաիրի,) is the Assyrian word rivers, given to a Late Bronze Age to Early Iron Age (13th to 10th centuries BC) nation corresponding in the territory of the later kingdom of Urartu, located around Lake Van, The Nairi were considered a force strong enough to tackle both the Assyrians and Hittites.
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Nairi, also called Nahri (probably meaning: land of rivers) was an ancient people and land corresponding to the territory of the later Kingdom of Urartu, located around lake Van from Hakkari to Dersim , in modern southeastern Turkey.
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The Nairi (Armenian language: Նաիրի), also called Nahrin were a Late Bronze Age nation corresponding in the territory of the later Kingdom of Urartu, located around Lake Van, The Nairi Tac Central The Nairi were considered a force strong enough to tackle both the Assyrians and Hittites.
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(Redirected from Nairi people) The 'Nairi' (Armenian: Նաիրի) were a Late Bronze Age nation corresponding in the territory of the later Kingdom of Urartu, located around Lake Van, in what is now the East Anatolia Region (between Hakkari to Dersim), southeastern Turkey. Deals to Nairi (people)
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Nairi is the Assyrian word rivers, given from the 13th to 10th centuries BC (Late Bronze Age to Early Iron Age) to a people located around Lake Van, in what is now East Anatolia, Turkey.[1] They were considered a force strong enough to contend with both the Assyrians and Hittites[citation needed] during the Bronze Age...
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Beginning about 2000 BC, the Assyrians used the term "People of the Nairi" to describe the peoples on the Armenian Plateau. The "people" in this description were an alliance of tribes led by a dominant tribe, the Nairi. They were by now more than tribes;
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