Əbrəqunus
Əbrəqunus ("Əbrəqunis", "Əbrəkunis", and "Abragunus") or Aprakunis () is a village and municipality in the Julfa District of Nakhchivan, Azerbaijan. It has a population of 2,747. History. A legend connects the settlement's name to an Armenian patriarch named Arbak. A medieval Armenian monastery called Surp Karapet was located in Abrakunis. It stood intact but in a state of disrepair until shortly before 2005, when it was demolished. The main church in the monastery was built in 1381 over the ruins of a previous church. Internally, it was a domed basilica with four piers. The lower parts of the church  were built with cut stone, but the dome and its tall drum were of brick and from a later repair. The interior had Persian-style frescoes from the 1740s. On the exterior walls were various relief carvings, crosses, eagles, etc. Beside the south wall was a small chapel dedicated to St. Stephanos. In 1705 a bell tower was added to the roof of this chapel. The monastery had a fortified enclosure wall made of mud brick. Beside the entrance to the church was a khachkar with an inscription dated 1074.