Anabat serdab
It is 2 km away from Amaghu village of Keshishkand district, between Arpa River and Amaghu River.
Daralayaz mahal - changed name Vayots Dzor governorate Keshishkand district - from 06.12.1957 - it was named Yeghegnadzor.
Architecture
The Orberian dynasty, to which Dirsa Khan belonged, was a descendant of Turan. They settled in the territory of Iberia BC, took refuge in the Eldagiz dynasty in the 12th century, and later founded the Sunik Orbelian dynasty.
Dirsa (Tarsa) Khan was one of the most famous judges of the Orberian dynasty, who ruled the Daraleyaz-Zangazur territories in the 13th-14th centuries. Dirsa Khan, who erected the Anabat tomb, died in 1290 in the Arpa village of Darelaez and was buried in the Anabat tomb belonging to this generation. Apart from Dirsa Khan, his wife Mina Khatun, his daughter-in-law Arus Khatun, his son Can Buğa (Buğaç) and others were also buried in the Anabat tomb.
After the deportation of 1988, the Anabat tomb was destroyed by the Armenians and its ruins remained.