Tomb in Talish village
In Echmiadzin uezd, Iravan Governorate, and later in Talish village in Ashtarak district.
The name of Talish village since 11.11.1970 is Aruch.
Architecture
The roof part of the Muslim tomb in Talish village collapsed. Currently, it is presented as an Armenian monument in a semi-ruined state.
It is believed that the Muslim tomb, located on the high ground outside the village of Talish, dates back to the 13th-14th centuries. The tomb is built of a large red tuff stone with a special square cut in a round shape. It is surrounded by small rocks and ancient tombstones blown up and destroyed by Armenians. It is located 21 km west of the district center. Only Azerbaijanis lived in the village until 1828. In 1828-1829, Armenians were relocated from Bayazet governorate of Turkey and settled in the village. In the territory of the village, an ancient fortress belonging to the Azerbaijanis of the XIII-XIV centuries still stands in ruins.
The toponym Qizilbash was formed on the basis of the ethnonym Talish from the Turkic tribe. It is an ethnotoponym. It is a simple toponym in structure.
