05Parp3 33:7 | | | of Angegh tun, to Cop’k’, | Hashteank’, | Ekegheac’, and other princes of |
05Parp4 81:2 | | | to the border area of | Hashteank’ ( | district), to get help from |
05Parp4 81:15 | | | went to the border of | Hashteank’ | in accordance with his previous |
05Parp4 84:4 | | | of Anjit or Cop’ or | Hashteank’, | and take auxiliaries from them |
06Khor2 8:42 | | | dwell in the province of | Hashteank’ | and in its frontier valley |
06Khor2 8:44 | | | go to the regions of | Hashteank’ | to the family’s hereditary estates |
06Khor2 22:3 | | | kinsmen in the regions of | Hashteank’, | so that they would have |
06Khor2 35:6 | | | settle in the regions of | Hashteank’ | |
06Khor2 62:5 | | | lived in the regions of | Hashteank’, | and they note: “Enlarge for |
06Khor2 62:8 | | | inheritance for the inhabitants of | Hashteank’. | Therefore, many of them came |
06Khor3 4:4 | | | Tsop’k’, and Gag, lord of | Hashteank’ - | to the capital city to |
06Khor3 22:11 | | | dwell in the provinces of | Hashteank’, | Aḷiovit, and Aṙberan, with stipends |
06Khor3 31:5 | | | the regions of Tarawn and | Hashteank’ | on the grounds that he |
07Seb1 33:7 | | | seized Dzit’aṙich, the city in | Hashteank’, | and Satała and Arastiay and |
10Tovma1 8:16 | | | brigands from the regions of | Hashteank’ | were strongly established. They came |
10Tovma2 2:21 | | | marched through the regions of | Hashteank’ | and Tsop’ to attack Vahan |
11Asogh1 8:15 | | | many monks from Taron, from | Hashteank, | Copk, Xorjean, (among whom were |
11Asogh1 35:1 | | | in the Fourth Armenia, in | Hashteank, | in Xorjean, Copk, in Balu |
11Asogh1 42:7 | | | Mount Koher, which is between | Hashteank, | Copk and Xorjean; from here |