When and Why?
The roots of Armenism could be traced back to the early stages of monoteism, when around 6,000-5,000 BC, the Aryan people began to worship the one and only God, the Creator.
Armenian National Strategy was created to solidify the Armenian national identity and the Armenian national statehood, which resulted in the formation of the Armenian nation, the establishment of the Armenian national borders and its state institutions around 2492 BC. Armenism took momentum under the leadership of the Armenian patriarkh, the Hyek Nahapet and continued to be developed through the persistant and dedicated work of his descendants and the Armenian clergy, the 'krmapets'.
