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Yengija village, tombstone monuments in Oghuzlar cemetery

Monument date
Circa XII-XIII
Placement
Previous toponym

It is located in the lowlands of Vedibasar ma­hal, in the Aghri­dagh val­ley, 5 km south­west of Ve­­di dis­trict center, Bo­yuk Vedi settle­ment, in the hills above Yen­gija villa­ge, a tributary of the Vedi Ri­ver above the Bo­yuk river.

Placement
Current toponym

In 1991, the name of Yen­gija village was changed to Si­savan.

Classification

Architec­ture

Current situation

Armenians co­vered up these historical facts and hid them from the public.

Information

An ancient Oghuz cemetery was disco­vered during the excavation for the construction of a farm in the hills above the village of Yengija. The fact that the length of these graves is about 3 meters also proves that they are Oghuz graves. At the same time, this place was called Oghuz cemetery among the popu­la­tion.

The ancient Og­huz-Turkic ce­me­tery is an im­portant histo­ri­cal source for stu­dying the his­­tory of an­cient Azer­bai­jan.