Albanian monuments in Subatan village

In the village of Subatan, Basarkechar district, Goycha mahal

Basarkechar district, Vardenis since 11.06.1969, Subatan village since 09.04.1991, Gekhakar

Architecture

Armenian elements were added to some of the existing monuments until 1992, and they are displayed as "Armenian monuments".

The village of Subatan was one of the small settlements of Albania in the IV century BC. Among them, the historical monuments of cross stones dating from the III-V centuries, written in the Grabar alphabet, and talking about the life of Albanian Turks existed until the deportation of Azerbaijanis in 1987-1991. Remains of Albanian settlements - traces of ancient Albanian history are found in many places in this area. During the deportations that took place in 1987-1991, the village population was subjected to ethnic cleansing.

In the territory of the village, ancient places of residence such as Daraaghil, Atyeyan, Topdash, Tapadali, Damgaya, Guzeylar, Gizilitanlar, Namaz's arishtaliyi, Danagirilan, Hachrakh, Keshish's kham, Dullak rock, Dava rock, Padishahlig, Molla Salman, Girginguneyi, Kartof place, Bighdey, Shaldi's kham, Sichanli, Haji Shaban, Gush olan, the rock in Zivei, Khakhoy, the Komsomol rock, Hoyug, Sharavan hill, Badal dome, Ghirma, Pollu house, Kazim's chanagh, Seyid's kalafa, Yukhari dara, Garibin dara, Goydara, Tustulu's kom, Gishgashdi, Sutokulan, Tulku yuva, Suchikhan, Gadimbichan hill, Ojagli hill, Saritapa, Gul tapa, Goturtapa, Dashlitapa, Khudat spring, Aghakishi spring, Bighdey spring, Mashadi Sharif spring, Suchikhan, Buzlu spring, Seyid's kalafa, Jilli lake, Bulbul lake, Marat lake, Ordakli lake, etc. show that the village belongs to Azerbaijanis.