Armenia, Karabakh, Georgia, Shirvan proposals for the emergence of models of military units

[Aramenian]

I have here a few photos presenting the Armenian dress of soldiers or ordinary people

Armenian Musketeer from Karabakh,
source of information:https://www.peopleofar.com/2013/02/10/illustrations-of-armenian-warriors/

S. Hakobyan 1874-1914

Postcard Illustration of Armenian type from Zeytun – Meisenbach, Birtarth & Co., Berlin Schöneberg
here is a link to the page with a description of the clothing of the Armenians:http://www.melina-design.com/Armenia_cost_en.html
Traditional Armenian clothes

I hope this topic will help the creators if they make models of armenian units

 

[Aramenian]

some photos

 

[Aramenian]

A Cilician Armenian knight with armoring of apparently the 14th century.

source of information:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenian_Kingdom_of_Cilicia

source of information:
http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?90845-Armenian-Cilicia/page2
potential appearance of the first level unit

 

[Aramenian]

http://www.twcenter.net/forums/show...r-unit-related-questions-and-suggestions-here

https://weaponsandwarfare.com/2016/11/29/il-khanate-1256-133556/

https://www.pinterest.nz/pin/394557617324698286/

 

[Aramenian]

current Kharabakh flag is the flag of the Khachen Principality
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_of_Khachen

 

[Aramenian]

curiosity about the Principality of Hamamshen
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_of_Hamamshen

 

[Reavici]

There has never existed anything like Principality of Hamamshen. That's just speculation without actual evidence. Armenian warlords may had some autonomy within Byzantine and Trebizond, but it had not big impact on the region anyways. Hamamshen is just small village in Rize province, which was formely known as Lazia by Byzantines and Lazistan by Ottomans.

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Armenian Musketeer is dressed in Chokha. (not really common among Armenians)

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That's definitely mix of Armenian and Caucasian clothing

btw I found interesting map

 

[Aramenian]

There has never existed anything like Principality of Hamamshen. That's just speculation without actual evidence. Armenian warlords may had some autonomy within Byzantine and Trebizond, but it had not big impact on the region anyways. Hamamshen is just small village in Rize province, which was formely known as Lazia by Byzantines and Lazistan by Ottomans.

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Armenian Musketeer is dressed in Chokha. (not really common among Armenians)

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That's definitely mix of Armenian and Caucasian clothing

btw I found interesting map

thanks to this map is very helpful, I really want the nations of the Caucasus to get a unique appearance of individuals

 

[Dakka]

@xangelo7 this May be helpful to you if you want to make these

 

[xangelo7]

@Dakkadakka127 thx , I guess I can post my Shirvan & Ardabil Tier 4

 

[Aramenian]

@Dakkadakka127 thx , I guess I can post my Shirvan & Ardabil Tier 4
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what sources have you used to create these units?

 

[xangelo7]

@Aramenian are you referring to the how did we made the unit model out of scrach
or the History sources for Shirvan & Ardabil Tier 4 clothes?

 

[Aramenian]

@Aramenian are you referring to the how did we made the unit model out of scrach
or the History sources for Shirvan & Ardabil Tier 4 clothes?

about historical sources of 4-level clothing?

 

[xangelo7]

about historical sources of 4-level clothing?

 

[Reavici]

>Cosaque
Cossacks were wearing "Cherkesska" (Russian name for Chokha).

 

[Aramenian]

Persian Cossacks were built rather late because in 1879 the date is too late to take into account the appearance of individuals https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persian_Cossack_Brigade
I found interesting potential appearances for Azerbaijani culture

source of information:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azerbaijani_traditional_clothing

source of information:https://www.disput.az/index.php?app=forums&module=forums&controller=topic&id=467145&page=2

https://pl.pinterest.com/pin/360921357607176508/?lp=true

 

[Reavici]

Nice pictures Aramenian.

 

[Aramenian]

I also found some new images of Armenians for the potential first level

source of information:http://www.dbaol.com/armies/army_132_figure_1.htm

 

[Aramenian]

the potential appearance of first level units for georgia

The source of the site is in Georgian:http://samxedro-istoria.blogspot.com/2017/09/blog-post.html
in this source of information there are maps of changes in the Caucasus such a curiosity:http://www.wikiwand.com/en/Kingdom_of_Georgia

 

[Aramenian]

some more looks on the potential first level

the source of information is in Georgian:https://www.facebook.com/permalink....d=156493127784134&substory_index=0&__tn__=K-R