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{{Infobox ancient site
| name = Yervandashat
| native_name = Երվանդաշատ
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| image = Old Yervandashat.jpg
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| caption = The heights on the right bank of ] are the site of ancient Yervandashat
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| location = 1 km east of the current village of ], on the right bank of ] in modern-day ]
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| builder = King ] of Armenia
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| built = 210 BC
| abandoned = 360
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'''Yervandashat''' ({{lang-hy|Երվանդաշատ}}), was an ]n city and one of the ], serving as a capital city between 210 and 176 BC during the ] rule over Armenia and the beginning of their successors; the ].

==History==
Yervandashat was built around 210 BC by the last Orontid king ] of Armenia. It was at a height on the right bank of ], in the '''Arsharunik''' canton of ] province of ]. Its site is 1&nbsp;km east {{clarify|date=February 2015|reason=Isn't Turkey west of Armenia?}} of the modern Armenian village of ], in the current ] ].{{fact|date=October 2016}}

According to ], Orontes founded Yervandashat to replace ] as his ] after Armavir had been left dry by a shift of the ].

Ancient Yervandashat was destroyed by the army of the ]n King ] in the 360s AD.<ref></ref>

The archaeological site has not been subject of major research, but preliminarily, the fortifications and some remains of palaces have been uncovered.

==References==
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