Tombstone monuments at the Oghuz cemetery in Boyuk Marza village
In Boyuk Mazra village, Basarkechar district, Goycha mahal
Basarkechar district - Vardenis, Boyuk Mazra village - named Mets Masrik since 19.04.1991.
Architecture
The Oghuz graves and tombstones in the so-called old cemetery, located in the Boyuk Mazra village, were destroyed by Armenians.
In the old cemetery of the village, there were many Oghuz graves from the ancient period234. Most of these tombstones are 2-3 meters high and buried 1 and 5 meters deep, and are notable for being deep and wide. The political-military, socio-economic, material-spiritual and cultural specificity of the natural-geographical conditions and historical past of this village and the villages of Basarkeshar region in the history of Azerbaijan statehood is measured by the fact that this region, along with place names (toponyms) of various origins, has been socio-political for millennia, including the essence of the events, preserved and developed the Albanian and Muslim-Turkish ethno-genesis, its soul, which was pre-Christian. The noteworthy point is that the influence of genealogy in the ethno-genesis (date of creation) of settlements of Basar-kechar district and in Eastern Azerbaijan (in Borchali mahal, Gazakh, Shamkir, Gadabay, Dashkasan, Kalbajar districts) was also great.
