THE ATTITUDE AND BETRAYAL OF ARMENIANS TOWARDS AZERBAIJANIS IN THE WORKS OF JALIL MAMMADGULUZADE (BASED ON THE WORK "KAMANCHA")

The Armenian-Muslim conflict has been continuing for centuries. In these confrontations, Muslims have always suffered heavy losses, massacres, and displacement mainly due to the cunning and cruelty of Armenians. With the direct support of their Russian and Persian allies, Armenians created countless hardships for Turks and Azerbaijanis. The betrayals, hypocrisy, deceit, cruelty, and treachery of Armenians have been widely reflected both in Azerbaijani oral folklore and in written literature. In this article, through the works of our classic writer Jalil Mammadguluzade, especially his work “Kamancha”, the identity, character, and betrayal of Armenians are clearly revealed through the language of the Armenian characters. Anyone reading this article will find the answer to the question of who the Armenians are. Indeed, Armenians are portrayed as a thieving, malicious, envious, bloodthirsty, dishonorable, and devilish tribe, who since ancient times have been hostile toward Azerbaijanis and Turks, attempting to exterminate them, and constantly carrying out massacres and acts of terror.