Sachli Khanim temple
It is located in the lower part of Aghkand village on Khosrov river, at the foot of Zarinji mountain of Vedi district, Vedibasar mahal.
The name of Aghkand village was changed to name in Armenian Ashotavan in 1966.
Architecture
Armenianized after the 1988 deportation.
Aghkend was one of the villages rich in historical monuments in the Vedi mahal. Near the famous Khosrov Oak forest, on the Khosrov river and in the lower part of Aghkend village surrounded by that forest, there was a one-room prayer place (temple) among the steep rocks above the Kilsa valley. It is known from the stone plaque embedded in the walls of the temple that this building was built in honor of Sachli Khanim, the daughter of Khosrov Parviz II (570-628) from the Sasanian rule.
In this area of the Vedi region, lived various Turkish clans, and the power and all material culture samples in those areas belonged only to them.