Yengija village, tombstone monuments in Oghuzlar cemetery
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.
In 1991, the name of Yengija village was changed to Sisavan.
Architecture
Armenians covered up these historical facts and hid them from the public.
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.