Fizuli

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For the Turkic poet, see Fuzûlî.


Fizuli Rayon
Map of Azerbaijan showing Fuzuli rayon
Population (official 1999 census): 136,481[citation needed]
Area (sq. km.): 1,390[citation needed]
Telephone Code: 0141
Zip Code: AZ1900[citation needed]
Capital: Alkhanli


Fizuli is a rayon of Azerbaijan, partially under the Armenian control[1] since the end of Nagorno-Karabakh War.

The town of Fizuli was founded in 1827 as a Russian settlement under the name Karyagino (Карягино). In 1959, the town and the associated rayon were renamed Fizuli after the medieval poet Muhammad Fuzûlî.[2]

  1. ^ Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. Nagorno-Karabakh: Timeline Of The Long Road To Peace, February 10, 2006
  2. ^ Great Soviet Encyclopedia. Fizuli (town in Azerbaijan SSR).
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