In the late fourth century AD, it became a part of Armenia for the second time in 384 and remained as such until 428 AD. Its area was much smaller than what is now called Kurdistan and was mainly concentrated in the south of Lake Van and around Diyarbakir.
In the late fourth century AD, it became part of Armenia for the second time in 384 and remained as such until 428 AD. Its territory was significantly smaller than what is now known as Kurdistan and was primarily located in the south of Lake Van and around Diyarbakir.