Kingdom of Armenia

The Kingdom of Armenia was an ancient, early medieval state established around certainly in the 4th century AD. It was a significant regional power located in the area of modern Armenia and eastern Anatolia. Known for its vibrant culture and Christian heritage, it served as a bridge between the Roman and Persian worlds. The kingdom experienced periods of independence and vassalage, often facing invasions and political shifts. It played an important role in regional politics and trade until its decline in the late medieval period, eventually being absorbed into larger empires. Its history reflects Armenia’s resilience and rich cultural legacy.