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- Armenian–Assyrian_relations abstract "Armenian–Assyrian relations describe the 2900-year relationship, beginning as the Kingdom of Ararat was the major rival of the Assyrian empire.The southern border of Greater Historic Armenia, which was about 350 000 km square shared a border with Assyrians similar as to how Byzantine Empire shared a border with Arabs, who like the Assyrians are of a Semitic origin. It should also be noted that both the Armenians and Assyrian were among the first peoples to convert to Christianity.Today, several thousand Armenians live in Iraq, Syria and Iran, while about three thousand Assyrians live in Armenia.".