halidzor造句

• Wings of Tatev, a cableway from Tatev to Halidzor village was opened in October 2010.
• This link, named Wings of Tatev connects the village of Halidzor with the Tatev Monastery.
• Halidzor Fortress is above sea level.
• Wings of Tatev cableway which connects Halidzor village with the Tatev monastery is located north of Kapan.
• He died at Halidzor after coming down with an illness in 1728 and is reputedly buried in the cemetery just outside the fortress.
• The church at the eastern side of Halidzor is a vaulted hall-type structure constructed from large stones in the form of rubble masonry.
• The centre of David Bek's struggle was the Baghaberd Fortress northwest of Kapan and Halidzor Fortress southwest of Kapan where he died in 1728.
• The Persian armies sent to crush the rebellion were repelled, allowing Davit Bek to establish an administrative center at the fortress of Halidzor near Kapan in the Syunik Province.
• After David Bek's death, the Ottoman army captured Halidzor and notified the defenders that they would take control of the fortress but leave the battalion and residents unharmed.
• The fortress of "'Halidzor "'( ) is along a hill overlooking the Voghji River to the north, near the village of Kapan, which is southwest in the Syunik Province of Armenia.
• The Wings of Tatev ( " Tatevi tever " ) cableway, operating since 16 October 2010 between Halidzor and the Tatev monastery, is the longest reversible aerial tramway built in only one section, and holds the record for " Longest non-stop double track cable car ."
• "' Mkhitar Sparapet "'(; Sparapet meaning " general ", " constable " or rather " supreme commander of the armed forces " ) ( ?-1730 ) was an 18th-century Armenian national hero and participant in the struggle for preserving the Armenian heritage in the Halidzor which also served as the administrative center for Syunik.