Since Antiquity, there has always been much interaction between ancient Armenia and Persia. The Armenian people are among the native ethnic groups of northwestern Iran, … See more

In 387 AD when the Sasanian Empire and the Byzantine Empire split Armenia, the historically Armenian areas of Nor Shirakan See more

• Armenia–Iran relations, Satrapy of Armenia, Battle of Avarayr, Persian Armenia, Marzpanate Armenia, Arsacid dynasty of Armenia, Armenians in the Persianate, Iranian Armenia
• Ethnic minorities in Iran, Christians in Iran See more

• Yaghoobi, Claudia (2021). "Racial Profiling of Iranian Armenians in the United States: Omid Fallahazad's "Citizen Vartgez"". … See more

The Armenians remain the largest religious minority in Iran, and is still the largest Christian community in the country, far ahead of Assyrians. They are appointed two out of the five seats in the Iranian Parliament reserved for religious minorities (more than … See more

The Armenian language used in Iran holds a unique position in the usage of Armenian in the world, as most Armenians in the Diaspora use Western Armenian. However, Iranian Armenians speak an Eastern Armenian dialect that is very close to that used in See more

• Bournoutian, George A. (1980). "The Population of Persian Armenia Prior to and Immediately Following its Annexation to the Russian Empire: 1826–1832". The Wilson Center, … See more