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806:; Pʻapʻazyan, H. D. (1972). "Hay azatagrakan sharzhumě iranakan tirapetutʻyan ev tʻurkʻ zavtʻichʻneri dem XVIII dari aṛajin kesin" [The Armenian liberation movement against Iranian rule and the Turkish invaders in the first half of the 18th century]. In Khachikyan, L. S.; et al. (eds.).
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The circumstances of Davit Bek's death in 1728 are uncertain. Some scholars believe he died fighting the Turks, while others attribute his death to illness. After Davit Bek's death, command of the
Armenian forces in Syunik passed to
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invasion and the attacks of the local Muslim tribes. Davit was successful in preventing the various Muslim tribes from making proper territorial gains. In 1727, in order to put a halt to the
Ottoman approach in the area, King
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Although initially Davit's main enemy were the
Iranians, he soon came to the conclusion that it was the Ottoman Turks who posed a much greater danger. In 1724, the Ottomans invaded Iran and Eastern Armenia, capturing Tiflis,
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of Iran appointed Davit as the governor of the area, and gave him the right to administer the area as a vassal
Armenian principality under Iranian control. Following his death in 1728, he was succeeded by his comrade-in-arms
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of Iran appointed Davit the governor of the area, and gave him the right to administer the area as a vassal
Armenian principality under Iranian control. Davit Bek then campaigned against the Ottomans at
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describes Davit Bek as the son of
Alikhan and the son-in-law of a Tiflis Armenian notable named Parsadan Bek. It is known that Davit Bek was an officer of the
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who opposed the rebellion. Encouraged by his successes, many
Armenians raised the banner of revolt against the Muslims and joined Davit's ranks. The
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and a few other participants in the Syunik rebellion. Almost nothing is said in this work about Davit Bek's background. One version of
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305:; he sent Davit Bek, reportedly one of his most capable officers, together with some 2,000 Armenian soldiers. Davit made the fort of
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Little is known about Davit's early life. Most of what is known about him comes from the mid-eighteenth-century
Armenian text titled
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of
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as Davit Bek's "native land." Most eighteenth-century manuscripts write that Davit was a Georgian Armenian from
156:). He was one of the most prominent military figures of the Armenian liberation movement of the 18th century.
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Bournoutian, George A. (1997). "Eastern Armenia from the Seventeenth Century to the Russian Annexation". In
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Akopyan, Alexander V. (2020). "Coinage of Davit Bek, Leader of the Armenian Army in Kapan (1722-1728)".
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with a massive 30,000-strong army had revived hope among the Armenians and Georgians that
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arms could help remove the region from Muslim dominion. Muslim misrule in the regions of
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and Hakob Papazyan, it is possible that Davit Bek was related to one of noble families (
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in 1722, Davit Bek established himself as the military leader of the local Armenians of
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