Karbi district — Administrative region during the 14th to 19th centuries, part of the Iravan Khanate.
Karbi district of Chukhursaad region of Ilkhanate state
In the overview book of 1590, it is recorded that there were a total of 73 villages in the Karbi region within the Iravan province of the Ottoman Empire.
- Karpi village
- Oshgan
- Masdira
- Abdallar mazraa (“agricultural field”) is located near the village of Machdara. It belonged to a person (landlord) named “Kasim Valadi Yusif”.
- Machdara village
- Gosh village
- Gizilayrak village
- Akhis (?) village
- Pirtakiyyasi village
- Pireken village
- Kotuklu mazraa (“agricultural field”)
- Gizilaghil and Damirkilsa mazraa (“agricultural field”)
- Zopanus village
- Parpi village
- Arani mazraa (“agricultural field”)
- Khizir Ilyas mazraa (“agricultural field”)
- Ushi village
- Magta village
- Khanevank village
- Adis village
- Ashtarak
- Molla Dursun village
- Tus village
- Firank village
- Gizildamir village
- Aghdamir village
- Karanpa (?) village
- Oshakan village
- Hajı Garali (Hajigara (Uchkilsa)) village
- Katkhuda Tal (?) mazraa (“agricultural field”)
- Hajilar village
- Yonjalig mazraa (“agricultural field”)
- Hajavang mazraa (“agricultural field”)
- Dighir village
- Batrinj village
- Garaaghil village
- Aghjagala village. Another name is Khatunkend.
- Uchkilsa village
- Abdurrahman mazraa (“agricultural field”)
- Zaviyya village
- Yatag (?)village
- Salighar village
- Khalifakend. Another name is Baygara.
- Mughanli village – (Mughanjig (Uchkilsa))( it was noted that the population of the village belongs to the Boyat tribe )
- Uchan village
- Lazravan (?) village
- Sarivang village
- Sarkuni village
- Arzinjan mazraa (“agricultural field”)
- Dashli village
- Ardij village
- Korpali village
- Khazaviz (?) village
- Palu village
- Khojkari village
- Aghnadon village
- Yasagli village
- Angurik village
- Avan village
- Bashsiz village
- Dukan village
- Alibeyli village
- Shahidi-Allah (?)village
- Khatunarigli village
- Mehmandar village
- Aliyarkus (?) village
- Ayrak village
- Saat mazraa (“agricultural field”)
- Sheykhzadali winter pasture land
- Ulukhanbayli winter pasture land (now Ulukhanli)
- Salapurd village
- Sheykhalivirani mazraa (“agricultural field”)
- Azarku (?) village
- Yashillar village
- Piri village
- Sashasgird (?) village
- Sariyer (?) village
In the 18th century, the Armenian catholicos and chronicler Simeon of Iravan mentioned the village of Chatgiran, which was part of the Agjots monastery, situated in the Karpi district, in his work “Cambr.”
According to the overview book of 1728, the following villages existed in the Karbi District, under the Iravan Region of the Iravan Province of the Ottoman Empire: 166 villages and 59 empty villages.
- Abaran
- Karbi village
- Batrinj (Patrinj) village
- Sarkovit village – It was one of the villages where Armenians live.
- Alakli village
- Siyagut village
- Kosajan village
- Ashaghi Parch village. Another name of the village is Vaykhir
- Zulfugar winter pasture land. The population is from the Bayat tribe
- Oghuzdash The population is from the Bayat tribe
- Ashaghi Garkhin village
- Galajig village
- Yukhari və Ashaghi Aralig villages
- Gazanchili village. Another name of the village is Yengija
- Yukhari Alishar village
- Ashaghi Norashen village
- Garaburj village
- Ashaghi Shahriyar village
- Yalgizaghaj village
- Malikkend. Another name of the village is Dasharkh
- Pirverdi winter pasture land located near Vazirabad mazraa (“agricultural field”).
- Sanayim (?) village located near Parchi-Vaykhir village
- Ashagi Parchi and Dovlatabad villages located near the village of Vaykhir
- Elvar village located near village of Goychu
- Abi-siyah village located near Asache (?) village
- Beydili village located near Vaykhir village
- Ajikahriz village located near Khalifkend
- Tanagha village located near Yukhari Parchi village
- Bulbulabad village located near Khalifkend
- Danagalasi village located near Khalifkend
- Uzunabad village located near the village of Vaykhir-Parchi
- Geray winter pasture land located near Guschu village
- Sudalan 44 winter pasture land located near Guschu village
- Shah Huseyn winter pasture land located near Guschu village
- Chinar winter pasture land located near Guschu village
- Darvishlar winter pasture land located near the village of Gazikhan
- Apacha village
- Khalaj village
- Behzad Bulagh mazraa (“agricultural field”) of Garaburj village
- Behzad Budaghi village located near Makhta village
- Farhad Arkhi mazraa (“agricultural field”) near Galajig village
- Bayramkhan mazraa (“agricultural field”) near Kosajan village
- Sinli (?) and Said mazraas (“agricultural field”) near Shahriyar village
- Khalija village
- Khanabad winter pasture land
- Asecheabad (?) village
- Abdullabad village
- Diyadin village
- Beydili village. Another name of the village is Gorachiabad
- Dasharkh village. Another name of the village is Malikkendabad
In 1747, it was one of the regions of the Iravan Khanate.
Source:
Aziz Alakbarli, “Ancient Turkic-Oghuz homeland “Armenia”” (“Qədim türk-oğuz yurdu “Ermənistan”), Baku, “Sabah”, 1994.
“Toponyms of Turkic origin in Western Azerbaijan” (“Qərbi Azərbaycanın türk mənşəli toponimləri”). Author: I. M. Bayramov; Editors: B. A. Budagov, H. I. Mirzayev, S. A. Mammadov. Baku: “Elm” publishing house, 2002, 696 pages.
Habib Rahimoglu. “Indelible names, incurable wounds” (“Silinməz adlar, sağalmaz yaralar”), Baku, “Azernashr”, 1997.