- Monument date
- 1300-1350 (refers to the previous historical period)
- PlacementPrevious toponym
In the lowlands of Vedibasar mahal, in the village of Shidli (Garagoyunlu Shidli) on the banks of the Araz River, opposite to Aghridaghi.
- PlacementCurrent toponym
The name of Shidli village was changed on 9.04.1991 to Yekhegnavan.
- Classification
Architecture
- Current situation
The horse stone and ram stone statues, which are the ancient symbols of the Turko-Oghuz dynasty, in the village of Shidli were destroyed.
- Information
The name Shidli is an ethnotoponym. Until the events of 1988, Shidli village was the only purely Azerbaijani village in Vedi district. In the area of Shidli village, there was a large ram stone in the area called Gochdashi between the Gakhanov canal and the Mashadi Seyfulla ditch, and a small horse-sized stone horse statue with a saddle and swimming called Atdashi in the old cemetery of the village called Sunnu cemetery.
Historical horse stone and ram stone sculptures prove that these places have been a Turkic-Oghuz homeland since ancient times.
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