Greater Armenia

Greater Armenia refers to the historical expanse of the Armenian homeland at its largest extent, covering regions across modern-day Armenia, Turkey, Iran, Georgia, and the Caucasus. It reflects the ancient cultural and political boundaries of the Armenian people at their peak, emphasizing their long-standing presence and cultural influence in the region. This territory played a crucial role in Armenian history, identity, and heritage, though contemporary borders differ due to geopolitical changes over centuries. The concept highlights Armenia's rich historical legacy as a significant and enduring cultural nation in the Caucasus and surrounding areas.