And the Fraud Had a Name: Outline

And the Fraud Had

a Name

Azarbaijan: the Real, the Fake and the Absurd

OUTLINE

Introduction: the Forgery and the Naming Deception of Fake “Azerbaijan”

• I. The Real
• a. The Geography of Azarbaijan (Atrpatakan) x
• b. The People of Azarbaijan (Atrpatakan)
• c. The Language of Azarbaijan (Atrpatakan)
• d. Median and Achaemenid Empires of Iran
(Media and Persia, a Brief Historic Account)
• i. The Median Empire
• ii. The Achaemenid Empire

• II. The Fake (Everything’s in a Name)
• a. An Introduction
• b. The Origin of the Term Azarbaijan
• c. The Meaning of the Term Azarbaijan (Ատրպատական)

• III.The Absurd (Fabricated History to Suit a Fabricated “Nation”)
• a. An Introduction
• b. The Turanian Fallacy
• c. Fallacious Population Argumentations
• d. The Artsakh Issue: Roots and Causes
• i. Artsakh in History
• ii. Armenian-Tatar Wars
• iii. Petition from the Armenians of Artsakh to Khrushchev
• iv. The Artsakh Movement 1988, the blow that crumbled the USSR
• v. The “Azeri” Response: Genocide and War
• 1. Sumgait
• 2. Gandzak
• 3. Baku
• 4. The Ring Operation
• 5. Maragha
• vi. The Khojaly Incident Scam
• 1. An attempt to understand Turkish inhumanity
• 2.The Greatest
  Intergalactic
  Tragedy in the
  History of the
  Universe
  the insignificant
  Khojaly
  Incident


• 3. Khojaly Appendix
• vii.More Lies from a Warmongering Loser
• 1. “Azeri” fabricated 20% myth
• 2. “Azeri” fabricated one million lie
• 3. “Armenians did not win, it was the Russians” lie
• viii.The Slaughter of Gurgen Markarian
• ix. The Nakhijevan Destruction
• x. The Petroleum Policy and the Future of Artsakh
• 1. Armenians, the successful pioneers of Baku oil industry
• 2. Searching for the reasons behind western antagonism
• 3. The double standards of the “international” community
• 4. Debunking the “International” Crisis Group (ICG)
• 5. The Artsakh-Kosovo comparison
• 6. Israel boosting “Azeri” mythology
• 7. The future of Artsakh and Armenia
• e. Stealing Iranian Dynasties
• i. Safavids Are Kings of Persia not “Azerbaijan”
• ii. Nader Shah Is the Savior and King of Persia not “Azerbaijan”
• iii. Qajars Are Kings of Persia not “Azerbaijan”
• f. Stealing Iranian Cultural Icons
• i. Nezami Is an Iranian Poet
• ii. Babak Khorramdin Is an Iranian Hero

• IV.Historians about Azarbaijan (Atrpatakan) and Aluania
• a. Greek and Roman Historians of Antiquity
• i. Herodotus
• ii. Patrocles
• iii. Eratosthenes
• iv. Polibi
• v. Strabo
• vi. Pliny
• vii.Plutarch
• viii.Dionysus
• ix. Cornelius Tacitus
• x. Ptolemy
• xi. Arrian
• xii.Dio Cassius
• b. Islamic Historians
• i. Baladhuri
• ii. Dinwari
• iii. Ya’qubi
• iv. Ibn Khordadbeh
• v. Tabari
• vi. Ibn Faqih
• vii.Massoudi
• viii.Istakhri (Estakhri)
• ix. Ibn Rosteh
• x. Ibn Hawqal
• xi. Kharazmi (Khwarizmi)
• xii.Sohrab (Ibn Srabion)
• xiii.Anonymous
• xiv.Muqaddasi (Moghaddasi)
• xv.Abu Reyhan Biruni
• xvi.Abulfada (Abul Fida)
• xvii.Qudamah ibn Jafar
• xviii.Ibn Miskuyeh
• xix.Bakri Qurtubi
• xx.Idrissi
• xxi.Toosi
• xxii.Ibn Athir
• xxiii.Yaqut Hamawi
• xxiv.Zachariah Qazvini (Ghazvini)
• xxv.Hamdollah Qazvini (Ghazvini)
• xxvi.Ibn Khaldun
• c. Armenian Historians
• i. Movses Kaghankatouatsi
• 1. Turks according to Kaghankatouatsi
• 2. The ancestral tree of Aghvans according to Kaghankatouatsi
• d. 19th and 20th Century Historians
• i. Vasili Vladimirovich Bartold
• ii. Vladimir Minorsky
• iii. Joseph Markwart
• iv. Kamilla Vasilyevna Trever
• v. Igor Mikhailovich Diakonov
• vi. Nina Viktorovna Pigulevskaia
• vii.Bakikhanov
• viii.Mirza Jamal Javanshir
• ix. Igrar Aliev

• V. Why Did the Aghvans Disappear?

• VI.Conclusion

• VII.Selected References and Bibliography
• a. From the Internet
• b. From Books and Articles
• c. Works of Greek and Roman Historians of Antiquity Presented
• d. Works of Islamic Scholars Presented
• e. Works of 19th and 20th Century Historians Presented
• f. From the Trashcan