| dbo:abstract | - Daranaliq (o Daranali) fou una regió de l'oest d'Armènia a la vall de l'Eufrates en la primera part del seu recorregut abans de girar al sud en direcció a Melitene. Limitava al nord amb la regió romana d'Orient de Nicòpolis; a l'est amb l'Ekeleatz (Keltzene); al sud amb la comarca de Muzur i la Sofene; i a l'oest amb l'Eufrates i la comarca d'Aghiun. La ciutat principal fou Kamakh o Kemakh al centre, a la riba de l'Eufrates. A la partició d'Armènia el 387 entre Roma i Pèrsia, Daranaliq fou part de la zona d'influència romana junt amb la Derzene, Keltzene, l'Acisilene, la Khorzene, la Balabitene, l'Astianene, la Sofene o Sofanene i l'Anzitene; a la resta, que va quedar sota influència persa, se la va conèixer com a Persarmènia. (ca)
- Daranali or Daranaghi (Armenian: Դարանաղի) was a district (gavar) of the province of Upper Armenia of Greater Armenia. It was located in the basin of the Western Euphrates (Karasu), near modern-day Kemah (Kamakh, Kamacha, Camachus), Turkey. Its center was the fortified settlement of Ani (not to be confused with the medieval Armenian capital), which was located on the right bank of the Western Euphrates, across from Kemah. It was famous for its fertile lands, plentiful waters and salt mines. It likely fell into the region of Acilisene (later Ekegheatsʻ) mentioned in Strabo's Geography. It is first mentioned in Armenian sources by Faustus of Byzantium, who describes it and the district of Ekegheatsʻ as the property of Gregory the Illuminator's family. Daranali is most famous for having contained the burial-place of the Arsacid Armenian kings at Ani. It was also a major religious center in pagan times, as it was home to a temple to Aramazd at Ani and a temple to Mihr at Bagayarichʻ built by Tigranes the Great. The entire district may have belonged to the temple of Mihr. Following the adoption of Christianity as the state religion of Armenia in the 4th century, the temple at Bagayarichʻ was destroyed by Gregory the Illuminator and Daranali became the property of the Armenian church. (en)
- Даранаги (арм. Դարանաղի) — гавар на западе провинции Высокая Армения (Бардзр Айк) Великой Армении. (ru)
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| rdfs:comment | - Даранаги (арм. Դարանաղի) — гавар на западе провинции Высокая Армения (Бардзр Айк) Великой Армении. (ru)
- Daranaliq (o Daranali) fou una regió de l'oest d'Armènia a la vall de l'Eufrates en la primera part del seu recorregut abans de girar al sud en direcció a Melitene. Limitava al nord amb la regió romana d'Orient de Nicòpolis; a l'est amb l'Ekeleatz (Keltzene); al sud amb la comarca de Muzur i la Sofene; i a l'oest amb l'Eufrates i la comarca d'Aghiun. La ciutat principal fou Kamakh o Kemakh al centre, a la riba de l'Eufrates. (ca)
- Daranali or Daranaghi (Armenian: Դարանաղի) was a district (gavar) of the province of Upper Armenia of Greater Armenia. It was located in the basin of the Western Euphrates (Karasu), near modern-day Kemah (Kamakh, Kamacha, Camachus), Turkey. Its center was the fortified settlement of Ani (not to be confused with the medieval Armenian capital), which was located on the right bank of the Western Euphrates, across from Kemah. It was famous for its fertile lands, plentiful waters and salt mines. (en)
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| rdfs:label | - Daranaliq (ca)
- Daranali (en)
- Даранаги (ru)
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