Ori, Israel

Born 1658 in the village of Sisian, now Atsavan, Armenian SSR; died 1711 in Astrakhan. Prominent figure in the Armenian liberation movement.

As a member of a delegation seeking support for the Armenian struggle against the Persian and Turkish yoke, Ori visited Constantinople, Venice, Paris, Düsseldorf, and Vienna. In 1699, together with the melik (feudal lord) Safraz, he convoked in Angekhakot (Armenia) a secret conference of 11 meliks from Siunik; they decided to appeal to a number of Western European states for help. Achieving no results in Germany or Austria, Ori arrived in Moscow in 1701. Here he received from Peter I and from the Georgian king Archil II, then living in exile in Moscow, a promise of support for the plan of liberating Armenia. Given the rank of colonel, Ori in 1707 was sent on a Russian diplomatic mission to Persia. He died on the way back to Moscow.

REFERENCE

Armiano-russkie otnosheniia: Sb. dokumentov, vol. 2, part 1: Armianorusskie otnosheniia v pervoi treti XVIII v. Yerevan, 1964.

单词	ori, israel
释义	Ori, Israel Ori, Israel Born 1658 in the village of Sisian, now Atsavan, Armenian SSR; died 1711 in Astrakhan. Prominent figure in the Armenian liberation movement. As a member of a delegation seeking support for the Armenian struggle against the Persian and Turkish yoke, Ori visited Constantinople, Venice, Paris, Düsseldorf, and Vienna. In 1699, together with the melik (feudal lord) Safraz, he convoked in Angekhakot (Armenia) a secret conference of 11 meliks from Siunik; they decided to appeal to a number of Western European states for help. Achieving no results in Germany or Austria, Ori arrived in Moscow in 1701. Here he received from Peter I and from the Georgian king Archil II, then living in exile in Moscow, a promise of support for the plan of liberating Armenia. Given the rank of colonel, Ori in 1707 was sent on a Russian diplomatic mission to Persia. He died on the way back to Moscow. REFERENCE Armiano-russkie otnosheniia: Sb. dokumentov, vol. 2, part 1: Armianorusskie otnosheniia v pervoi treti XVIII v. Yerevan, 1964.
随便看	put something on the map put (something) on the market put something on the market put (something) on the shelf put something on the shelf put something on the street put something onto put (something or some place) on the map put something out put something out of put something out of business put something out of its misery put (something) out of perspective put something out of perspective put something out of someone's head put something out of someone's mind put something out of the way put something out of your head put something out of your mind put something out on the street put something out to grass put something out to pasture put something over on put (something) over on (one) put something over the top