ARMENIAN LIFE BEFORE 1915 / RESEARCH EDITION 0.4
Erzindjan / Yerzenga
City · Erzeroum / Karin
Present-day reference: Erzincan
Explore this place on the map ↗Population record
13,109
Armenian residents · 1913
About 1,500 pupils. The city is described as approximately one-third Armenian; no exact same-date total is used to calculate a percentage.
Institutions and count definitions
Churches
Complete total not established1913
City educational institutions
71913
Five national/community and two private institutions in the cited report; approximately 1,500 pupils. Surrounding village schools are excluded.
Documented institutions and groups
A selective directory, not a complete same-year census. Grouped and named entries must not be added together without checking overlap.
- National/community institutions
education group · Survey classification · 1913
5 in this group.
Robert Tatoyan · Yerzenga — Schools (Houshamadyan, 2019) - Private institutions
education group · Survey classification · 1913
2 in this group.
Robert Tatoyan · Yerzenga — Schools (Houshamadyan, 2019)
Approximately 1,500 pupils in the cited school account.
Trades, industries and influence
A sourced economic profile has not yet been added. This is a research gap, not evidence that the community lacked economic importance.
Sources and geographic context
- Robert Tatoyan · Yerzenga — Schools (Houshamadyan, 2019)
City population and school figures from the 1913 Patriarchate report; county figures are excluded from the city panel.
Approximate locality reference point; not a surveyed boundary.
City, village, province and diocesan records have different scopes. Population and institution figures are not interchangeable or automatically additive.
Dataset 0.4.0 · Armenian Genocide Museum of Canada