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Vahan M. Kurkjian «A History of Armenia» p. 168:It was not long before two Ortokid dynasties were created in Armenia and Kurdistan, the former by Sokman, the Shah-Armen (or "King of Armenia") and the other by Il-Ghazi.
You really think that the Shah-Armen was Artukid? Wow! --
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