Arpiar Arpiaryan: Revizyonlar arasındaki fark

His first works in literature started in [[Grigor Artsruni]]'s ''[[Mshak]]'' (Մշակ) newspaper, which was published in [[Tiflis]]. He would write articles under the pen name "Haygag" (Հայկակ) about various aspects of Armenian life in Constantinople, all of which were flavored with satire. By 1878, he had already become a regular contributor to dailies and periodicals, mainly in ''Masis'', of which he was an editor (1884-1893) alongside famed Armenian writer and politician [[Krikor Zohrab]].<ref name="heritage"/> His articles became very popular among [[Peoples of the Caucasus|Caucasian]] Armenians. In 1884, he visited Tiflis on the occasion of the election of a new [[Catholicos]] in [[Echmiadzin]] where he was received as a renowned writer. There, he had the occasion to meet [[Eastern Armenian]] authors [[Raffi (novelist)|Raffi]], [[Proshian]], [[Ghazaros Aghayan|Aghayan]] and others.