For the 3rd–4th century princess, see Khosrovidukht (sister of Tiridates III of Armenia).
Modern-day Kemah, Turkey, where the ancient city Ani-Kamakh was in which Khosrovidukht was imprisoned
Khosrovidukht[n 1] (Armenian: Խոսրովիդուխտ, lit.'daughter of Khosrov'; fl. early 8th century) was an Armenian hymnographer and poet who lived during the early 8th century. After her slightly earlier contemporary Sahakdukht, she is the first known woman of Armenian literature and music, and among the earliest woman composers in the history of music.
Daughter of the king of Goghtn, Khosrov Goghtnatsi [hy], her father was killed and she was imprisoned in a fortress of Ani-Kamakh (modern-day Kemah) for twenty years. Her brother was imprisoned and eventually killed; Khosrovidukht's only surviving work, the šarakan "Zarmanali e Ints" ("More astonishing to me") was dedicated to him. Its authenticity has occasionally been doubted, with some scholars attributing it to Sahakdukht. The work did not enter the general repertory of šarakan liturgy but was eventually approved by the Armenian Church for religious use.
^Arzruni 1995, p. 506.
^Hacikyan 2000, p. 161.
^Hovanessian & Margossian 1978, p. 43.
^Rowe 2003, p. 17.
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Khosrovidukht (Armenian: Խոսրովիդուխտ, lit. 'daughter of Khosrov'; fl. early 8th century) was an Armenian hymnographer and poet who lived during the early...
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v t e Women writers of the Middle Ages 8th century Khosrovidukht Sahakdukht 9th century Kassia 10th century Hrotsvitha 11th century Ava 12th century Anna...
v t e Women writers of the Middle Ages 8th century Khosrovidukht Sahakdukht 9th century Kassia 10th century Hrotsvitha 11th century Ava 12th century Anna...
v t e Women writers of the Middle Ages 8th century Khosrovidukht Sahakdukht 9th century Kassia 10th century Hrotsvitha 11th century Ava 12th century Anna...
v t e Women writers of the Middle Ages 8th century Khosrovidukht Sahakdukht 9th century Kassia 10th century Hrotsvitha 11th century Ava 12th century Anna...
v t e Women writers of the Middle Ages 8th century Khosrovidukht Sahakdukht 9th century Kassia 10th century Hrotsvitha 11th century Ava 12th century Anna...
v t e Women writers of the Middle Ages 8th century Khosrovidukht Sahakdukht 9th century Kassia 10th century Hrotsvitha 11th century Ava 12th century Anna...
v t e Women writers of the Middle Ages 8th century Khosrovidukht Sahakdukht 9th century Kassia 10th century Hrotsvitha 11th century Ava 12th century Anna...
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v t e Women writers of the Middle Ages 8th century Khosrovidukht Sahakdukht 9th century Kassia 10th century Hrotsvitha 11th century Ava 12th century Anna...
v t e Women writers of the Middle Ages 8th century Khosrovidukht Sahakdukht 9th century Kassia 10th century Hrotsvitha 11th century Ava 12th century Anna...
v t e Women writers of the Middle Ages 8th century Khosrovidukht Sahakdukht 9th century Kassia 10th century Hrotsvitha 11th century Ava 12th century Anna...
v t e Women writers of the Middle Ages 8th century Khosrovidukht Sahakdukht 9th century Kassia 10th century Hrotsvitha 11th century Ava 12th century Anna...
v t e Women writers of the Middle Ages 8th century Khosrovidukht Sahakdukht 9th century Kassia 10th century Hrotsvitha 11th century Ava 12th century Anna...
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v t e Women writers of the Middle Ages 8th century Khosrovidukht Sahakdukht 9th century Kassia 10th century Hrotsvitha 11th century Ava 12th century Anna...
v t e Women writers of the Middle Ages 8th century Khosrovidukht Sahakdukht 9th century Kassia 10th century Hrotsvitha 11th century Ava 12th century Anna...
centuries David the Invincible Sebeos Komitas Aghtsetsi John Mamikonean Davtak Kertogh John III of Odzun Stepanos Syunetsi Ghevond Sahakdukht Khosrovidukht...
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