Surb Astvatsatsin
Surb Astvatsatsin or Karmrawor from the 7th century in Ashtarak
Surb Astvatsatsin ( Armenian Սուրբ Աստվածածին Surb Astwazazin , "Holy Mother of God "), western Armenian Surp Asdwadsadsin , other transcriptions Surp Astvatsatsin, Surb Astuacacin , are the churches consecrated to Our Lady in the Armenian Apostolic Church .
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- Amberd , fortress on the southern slope of the Aragaz , within the surrounding walls of the Church of Our Lady, dated 1026.
- Areni Church , small cross-domed church in the village of Areni in the southern Armenian province of Vajoz Dzor , dated 1321.
- Artik , small church ruins from the 5th or 6th century in the north-west Armenian city.
- Ashtarak north of Yerevan. Kamrawor or Surb Astvatsatsin is a small restored 7th century cemetery church.
- Awan , district of Yerevan with the ruins of a Chapel of Our Lady from the 5th or 6th century.
- Bjni , a village southwest of Hrasdan in the province of Kotajk . Large cross-domed church from 1031
- Chor Virap , main church of the monastery south of Yerevan on the Turkish border. Start of construction in 1669.
- Garni , south of Yerevan. Small restored church from the 11th century in the center of the village.
- Geghard , Province Kotayk . Main church of the monastery from 1215 and the oldest surviving building, the Chapel of Our Lady from the first half of the 12th century.
- Gyumri , 19th century domed basilica on the north side of the central square.
- Gndevank , monastery church, also known as St. Stephen's Church ( Surb Stephanus ), in the province of Vajoz Dzor from 936.
- Goshavank , Province Tavush in the Northeast, 1197 dated main church of the former convent.
- Haghpat , monastery in the northern province of Lori with a Church of Our Lady from the first half of the 10th century.
- Haritschavank , main church of the monastery, dated 1201, near the small town of Artik in the northwest
- Jeghegis , three-aisled basilica from 1703 in the town center
- Jeghward , village north of Yerevan with a small two-storey cross-domed church from the beginning of the 14th century.
- Jukhtak Vank , western church of the former monastery near Dilijan in the province of Tavush , dated 1201 .
- Kotavank , ruin of a cross- domed church on the south bank of Lake Sevan
- Marmaschen , northern church of the former monastery near the city of Gyumri in the northwest. First half of the 11th century.
- Noratus , village on the west bank of Lake Sevan with the ruins of a Church of Our Lady from the 9th to 11th centuries
- Noravank , mausoleum church of the former monastery in the province of Vajoz Dzor, built between 1331 and 1339.
- Sevanavank , cross- domed church of the former monastery built in 874 on a peninsula in Lake Sevan .
- Sorawar Church (Zoravor), Church of the Holy Mother of God in Yerevan , today's construction from 1694
- Spitakawor , cross- domed church from 1321 in the province of Vajoz Dzor
- Talin , small cross-domed church next to the 7th century cathedral in the north-western province of Shirak .
- Tatev Monastery in southern Armenia with a Church of Our Lady dated 1087 in the north of the building complex
- Voskepar Church , restored free-standing cross-domed church from the 7th century between Ijevan and Noyemberian in the northeast.
- Arakyul, village with the ruins of a three- corner church built between 1902 and 1907 with an octagonal drum .
- Avetaranots, also Chanakhchi. Village in the Azerbaijani district of Xocalı with the Church of Our Lady from 1651 in the middle.
- Banazur (Vanadzor), Hadrut region , three-aisled basilica with a bell tower from the 17th century.
- Dadiwank , monastery church from the 13th century
- Pashavank with the former largest church in Tbilisi . Erected as a monastery church at the beginning of the 14th century and destroyed in 1930.
- Tschugureti Surb Astvatsatsin in Tschugureti, a district of Tbilisi. Probably built at the beginning of the 19th century, today it has been rededicated as a Georgian Orthodox Church .
- Church of the Holy Mother of God (Tehran) , consecrated 1945
- Church of the Holy Mother of God (Tabriz) from the 12th century
- Church of Our Lady of Darashamb , free-standing church from the 17th century on the Aras River in eastern Azerbaijan Province .
- Dzordsor Chapel , part of the former Dzordsor monastery complex
- Aliapat, large central building with a bell tower, destroyed in the 1990s.
- Bist , village in Ordubad district . Church of Our Lady from the 17th century, probably destroyed in the 1990s.
- Church of the Holy Mother of God in Aleppo
- Aparavank , a former monastery founded in the 9th century in the village of Kayas (formerly Veras) in the province of Bitlis . The Mother of God Church is still largely preserved.
- Cathedral of Ani , 1001 completed cathedral in the center of the former Armenian capital.
- Arter , small uninhabited island in Lake Van with the remains of the medieval Arterivank monastery.
- 11th century Eghegnamor Monastery in Kagizman
- Monastery of St. Thomas of Gandzak near Gevaş . Ruin outside the village of Altinsaç köy.
- Kaymaklı Monastery , main church of the former monastery on the outskirts of Trabzon . Dated 1414.
- St. Karabet Monastery , church of the monastery near the city of Mus, which was destroyed in the first half of the 20th century .
- Kurtuluş Mosque , Cathedral in Gaziantep , consecrated in 1892 , now a mosque
- Surp Nschan von Sebasteia , main church of the monastery founded in the 10th century and destroyed at the beginning of the 20th century near the city of Sivas .