Karabakh

Karabakh is a natural wealth, good climate, historical and ethnographic region settled in Azerbaijan.
== Etymology ==
The word "Karabakh" is of Azerbaijani-Turkish origin. The etymological meaning of the name "Karabakh" is found in historical sources of the early Middle Ages (VII century). The Karabakh region was previously defined as a specific place as a historical-geographical concept, and then it was referred to the vast geographical territory of Azerbaijan. According to scientific considerations, the name of Karabakh is derived from the Azerbaijani words "black" and "garden". The word "black" and "garden" have an ancient history. In Azerbaijani Turkish (as well as in other Turkic languages), in addition to color, "black" has the meanings "dense", "thick", "big", "majestic", "dark" and others. From this point of view, the term "Karabakh" means "black garden", ie "big garden", "dense garden", "thick garden", "pleasant garden" and so on. makes sense.
In primary sources (until the XII-XIII centuries) the word Karabakh is given different names. This region was called Gerger, Uti, Utik, Udin, Otena, Kara, Karalar, Arsak, etc. In some research works, the origin of the word Karabakh is connected with the names of the tribes living in the Karabakh region. This area was the historical territory of Albania, mainly covering the provinces of Arsakh, Sünik, Uti, Sakasena and Paytakaran and was also known by this name.
== In the Establishment:Osman ==
As a noble fighter of Gence Bey Osman Bey, he fought with great heroism in the Kulucahisar Conquest. In a very short time he was fighting and helping Osman Bey in the front rows, even on his right and left. Gence Bey, who also struggled shoulder to shoulder with Bamsı Beyrek, realizes how much Bamsı Beyre is struggling with the love of homeland. Bamsı Bey asks him: "Where are you from, Gence Bey?". Gence Bey replied with great pride: "I am from Garabagh. I greet you from Garabagh." Bamsı Beyrek says even more with pride: "Greetings to the heroes of Karabakh then!"
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