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Khor Virab Review

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Khor Virap Monastery Armenian biblical story of the origin of the deep pit Khor Virap means the deep pit, the name to trace Armenia's transformation into a Christian country of the enlightened Gregory was imprisoned here by the then Armenian king for 13 years, The reason is that Gregory's father assassinated the father of the Armenian king, and this revenge for killing the father is to be retributed. According to the "History of Armenians", Gregorius' father was executed after the assassination of the then Armenian Prince Kovrov II, and the young Gregorius fled to Byzantine and became a devout Christian. After marrying a wife and having a son, he decided to go back to Armenia to preach for his father. But after a few twists and turns, he met the son of Kovrov II, Detat III, who was already king of Armenia. So the father paid the debt and the son, Gregory was tortured and thrown into a deep hole, leaving him to starve. After the king converted for many years, Detth III contracted a strange disease of loss of mind, and all doctors were helpless. The king's sister dreamed of the angel prompting that only Gregory could cure the strange diseases of the past. She sent people to explore Gregory, The prisoner was found to have lived 13 years in the pit because a woman fed bread every day. So Gregory miraculously cured the king's strange illness, so Gerdtart was baptized, and Christianity officially became the state religion. Gregory became the first bishop of the Armenian Apostolic Church, was revered as an enlightener and was later knighted as the guardian saint of Armenia. The monastery of the deep pit became a part of the Armenian biblical story. Walking here is like being in this ancient Armenian legend. The best viewing place of Mount Ararat, but in addition to this colorful legend, the scenery opposite is even more commendable. It is only more than 1,000 meters away from the Arax River, the border river of Turkey. I was also welcomed by Turkey when I was here. Although the monastery is not amazing, the size of Mount Ararat is visible, making it one of Armenia's most attractive pilgrimages. The size of Mount Ararat is the "Holy Mountain". It was the last place of anchoring the ark of Noah, created by God in the Bible Genesis, after the Great Flood receded, and the Armenians were the first people to come out of Noah's ark. The Yarralumla Mountains have always been the spiritual symbol of Armenians, but the Soviet Union passed the Kars Treaty (Treaty of Kars) in 1923 to the Turkish, which made Armenians sad. But my two Armenian friends firmly believe that the Yarralumla belongs to Armenia. How to get here from Yerevan, nearly an hour's appearance, about 40 kilometers. If you take the bus, you can't find it on Google. It is not very recommended. However, the front desk of the hotel told me to take the 467 bus to Yerevan Railway Station. You can reach the place close to the Shenkeng Abbey. There seem to be only two classes a day, one of which is 11 o'clock. In addition, there is basically no car back, but there are many private tour guides in the parking lot below the monastery, you can ask them. If it is a chartered car, it is also very cheap. Generally, there are several attractions to pack a day together. It is recommended that Khor Virap, Noravank and Tatev go together. The chartered driver will probably cost 40,000 yuan a day, and can bargain.

Khor Virab

Posted: Dec 3, 2019
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  • 帅气的频频
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    It must be a good weather to come to this place. Standing in the deep pit monastery looking at the Attella Mountain, what is poetry and distance... Maybe it is the eternal pain in the hearts of Armenians, the snowy mountains are still in the hands of the Turks. The signal in the monastery will show the signal of Turkey! There are two pits! The pits are small and need to be patiently queued.

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    Posted: May 12, 2019
  • 事事随缘
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    Deep pit monastery has a pivotal role in Armenia, geographical location on a high mountain, hatching plain, backed by snowy mountains, atmosphere quiet, thousands of years, countless practitioners here introspection practice, nurture Armenia's unique religious culture.

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    Posted: Oct 3, 2018
  • elsashen0529
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    The tower in front is the Hollivrap monastery. Here must be introduced Gregory. He is an Armenian missionary pioneer. In the third century AD, the Armenian king ordered the cult Gregory to be put in a dungeon, one of which is 13 years. When Tiridates III was seriously ill and there was no medical treatment, it was Gregory who made him reborn. So in 301 AD, the Armenian king prescribed religion as a state religion, and was the first country in the world to make religion a state religion. The entrance to the Gregory cellar was held that year. Many people did not think that the reason for Gregory's survival was because a woman kept delivering food and water to him through the secret passage.

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    Posted: Jul 13, 2018
  • xiaobo_wu
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    The monastery with a very good view, you can look at it when you climb the top of the mountain, especially when the sun is setting, the snow-capped mountains opposite originally belonged to the Armenian people, but they were forced to cede to the Georgian next door. What would the Armenians think about it?

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    Posted: Mar 8, 2018
  • dg自由的鱼
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    Christianity was considered pagan in many countries when it was first born, as was Armenia. Legend has it that after the first leader of the Armenian Apostolic Church (Armenian Apostolic Church), the Enlightener Gregory (Gregory the Illuminator), was an Armenian nobleman, his father Anag was executed for the assassination of Armenian King Khosrov II. St Gergory fled to Cappadocia, now in Turkey, where he was taken in and raised by Bishop St. Philmilien. St Gergory Returning to Armenian missionaries, who originated in Persia's Zoroastrian religion, St Gergory, who was considered pagan, was held by the then king Tiridates (Trdat) III in a deep well on a hill, leaving him to die. A villager who was influenced by St Gergory and believed in Christ secretly fed him every day, so he survived. Thirteen years later, the king was sick, and no one in the country could heal, and at this time the news of St Gergory's death came to the king, who thought that a miracle had been found and ordered the release of St Gergory, and the release of St Gergory cured the king's disease, and the king believed in Christ. And Christianity was designated as the state religion. So in 301 AD Armenia became the first country in the world to believe in Christ. In 642 AD, a monastery was built in memory of St Gergory, Khor Virap, on the deep well where he was held. Khor Virap means deep well in Armenian.

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    Posted: Aug 10, 2017
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