List of wars involving Armenia

• Urartu becomes a client state of Assyria
• Assyria occupies parts of southwestern Urartu

• Battle of Yervandavan
• Siege of Yervandashat
  (190 BC)

• Albanian mercenaries[2]

• Orontes IV dethroned and killed
• Artaxias I becomes king of Armenia

• The Median regions of Caspiana, Faunitida and Basolropeda come under Armenian control
• Atropatene comes under Artaxias's zone of influence

• Armenia conqueres the regions of Karenitis, Derksen, Akilisene and Antitaurus.

• Uprising quelled
• Royal holdings of the Muratseans confiscated by Artavasdes I

• Armenia conqueres the region of Tmorik.
• 3 years later Antiochus IV Epiphanes is forced to retreat due to internal troubles at home
• Artaxias I captured, but escapes with the aid of Timarchus

• Battle of Javakheti[1][3]

• Artaxias I's general and son Zariadres captured, would be released on the following terms:
• Javakheti, Ardahan, and the Fortress of Demotistsikhe would be ceded to Iberia
• A defensive alliance between Armenia and Iberia would be formed

• Parthian attack successfully repelled

• Atropatene

• Territorial gains for Parthia
• Tigranes II given as a hostage to Parthian court

• Annexation of Sophene

• Mithridates VI annexed Cappadocia
• Tigranes The Great got the trophies and POWs

• Atropatene

• Kingdoms of Osroene and Atropatene pledge loyalty to Armenia
• Parthia recognizes Tigranes the Great as Supreme Ruler of the East
• Tigranes the Great declared King of Kings

• Battle of Tigranocerta
• Battle of Artaxata
• Siege of Nisibis
  

• Pontus becomes a client state of Rome
• Armenia becomes an ally of Rome
• Tigranacerta ruined following the Battle of Tigranocerta
• Artashat stormed following the Battle of Artaxata

• Sophene
• Armenia Minor

• The defeat of the Romans in the battle with the Parthians at Carrhae in 53 BC allowed Armenia to regain lost earlier Sophene and Armenia Minor

Roman Republic

• Capture of Artavasdes I and capital Ganzak
• Armenia annexed Media Atropatene
• Artaxias II declared himself as "King of kings"

• Tiridates I crowned King of Armenia

• Armenia becomes allies with Rome

• After twelve years of fighting against Tiridates II, Ardashir I withdrew his army and left Armenia.
• Tiridates II strengthen his positions in Middle East

• Yusuf temporary takes control of Dvin, Nakhchivan, Sevan and slaughters Smbat I
• Ashot II Iron gradually kicks out Sajids from Sevan, Dvin and Nakhchivan from Arabs and Sajids

• Ber was captured by Abas'es men, blinded and sent back to Abkhazia

• Kingdom of Jerusalem created
• Crusader states created

• Status quo ante bellum in the Levant

Victory in Iberia

• Crusaders capture Lisbon, Tortosa, Wagria, and Polabia

• Armenians inflicted a heavy defeat to the Byzantine army in the battle of Mamistra
• The Byzantine Empire abandoned its pretensions to the Armenian state

Supported by:
Byzantine Empire

• After a short battle near Alexendretta, Raynald of Châtillon was forced to return home, covered with humiliation
• Thoros voluntarily surrendered to the Temlpars the fortresses in question, and the Knights took an oath “to assist the Armenians on all occasions where they needed help.”
• Having secured the land he wanted, Raynald demanded his subsidies from the emperor who refused them, pointing out that the main task had yet to be done. Raynald quickly sided with Thoros and conspired to attack Cyprus

• Holy Roman Empire
• Kingdom of England
• Kingdom of France
• Crusader States
  • Kingdom of Jerusalem
  • Principality of Antioch
  • County of Tripoli
• Military Orders
• Kingdom of Cilician Armenia
• Kingdom of Hungary
• Republic of Genoa
• Republic of Pisa

• Ayyubid Sultanate
  • Sultanate of Egypt
  • Emirate of Damascus
  • Emirate of Hama
  • Emirate of Mesopotamia
• Sultanate of Rûm

• Treaty of Jaffa, the result of Crusader military victories and successful sieges.

• Cilician Armenia
• Kingdom of Georgia
• Seljuk Sultanate of Rum
• Principality of Antioch
• Golden Horde (1259–1264)
•  Kingdom of Jerusalem
• Knights Templar
• Knights Hospitaller

• Treaty of Aleppo
• Mongols conquer the Abbasid Caliphate and Ayyubid Sultanate but fail to conquer the Mamluk Sultanate

• Treaty of Caesarea
• Crusader states collapsed

• Ottomans withdraw from Zeitun

• Ottomans
• Kurds
• Circassians

• Ottomans, Kurds and Circassians withdraw from Zeitun
• Hunchak-activists were allowed to go into exile and appoint a Christian sub-governor

• Armenians successfully resist in the first resistance for three months
• Ottomans capture Zeitun in the second resistance in 1915

• Armenian Volunteers

Britain
Assyrian volunteers

• Azeris
• Kurds

• The Fedayi helped the Assyrians to take over West Azerbaijan from the Turks in the Urmia revolt and Battle of Khoy
• Overthrow of the Qajar regime a few years later

• Successful resistance
• Armenians in Musa Dagh rescued by the French navy

• Treaty of Batum
• Establishment of the First Republic of Armenia

Battle of Kazakh

• Sovietization of Armenia and Azerbaijan
• Karabakh and Nakhchivan dispute settled in favor of Azerbaijan
• Zangezur came under Armenia's control

• Mutual administration of the Lori Province.

• All of Western Armenia is given to Turkey
• Rest of Armenia is Sovietized

 

• Soviet Armenia

• 500,000 Armenians fought in the Soviet Army, 200,000 of whom perished.
• 20,000 Armenians fought in the American Armed Forces
• 10,000 Armenians fought in the French Armed Forces

• De facto independence of Nagorno-Karabakh.
• Ceasefire (Bishkek Protocol).

• Azerbaijan takes 800–2,000 hectares of land.

• 2020 ceasefire agreement