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This article is dedicated to the monuments of the Karabakh region, which has a special place in the architectural history of Azerbaijan. It should be noted that although most of these architectural pearls located in different regions of Azerbaijan have come down to our time, those related to Karabakh have been subjected to significant destruction from time to time, especially in the last thirty years, as a result of Armenian aggression, and many of them have been appropriated by them. Among them, there are Christian-type religious architectural monuments from the period of ancient Caucasian Albania and the Early Middle Ages. In the Middle Ages, numerous civil buildings were built in different corners of Karabakh along with mosques, tombs and castles. Among them, the buildings created by architect Karbalai Safikhan Karabakhi stand out. Of course, since these buildings with the Karabakh address are directly related to the local people living here due to their shape, masonry technology and aesthetic capacity, it is impossible to hide their real address - who owns them. On the other hand, the fact that the Armenians, who erected a monument in Agareh district in honor of the 150th anniversary of their relocation from Iran to Karabakh in 1978, is only regrettable and laughable.
architecture, monument, mosque, minaret, inscription, dome, synthesis
architecture, monument, mosque, minaret, inscription, dome, synthesis
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