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  • February 10, 2012
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    Vahanavank monastery complex
    Vahanavank monastery complex
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    April 29

    5km towards southwest from town Kapan (Syunik district), one of the medieval Armenian monastery complexes is situated at the foot of Tigranasar mountain rising on the right bank of Voghji River. According to lithographic sources Syunik's ruler Dzagik's son Vahan built Vahanavank in the beginning of Xc. A spiritual school was opened by this huge convent with more than 100 preceptors. In 40's of Xc Vahanavank's abbot becomes its own pupil Vahan II Jevanshir, which later on becomes the spiritual leader of Syunik region, and then the Catholicos in 60's. During his power he built a great many constructions, which preserved only as ruins.



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