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Also known as Hovsep Shishmanyan

Tserents (, born Hovsep Shishmanian, (; September 16 (28), 1822 – February 1 (13), 1888) was a prominent Armenian writer.

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1822
Died
1888
Works
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male
Place of birth
Constantinople
Place of death
Tbilisi
Occupation
writer
Languages spoken
Armenian
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Tserents 2022 stamp of Armenia.jpg
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Tbilisi
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date of birth
1822-09-16
date of death
1888-02-17
birth name
Յովսէփ Շիշմանեան
writing language
Armenian
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Tserents (, born Hovsep Shishmanian, (; September 16 (28), 1822 – February 1 (13), 1888) was a prominent Armenian writer.

== Biography == Tserents/Dzerents studied at Venice, at the San Lazzaro degli Armeni of the Mekhitarist Order between 1831 and 1837 and continued his education in Paris (1848–1853). He returned to Constantinople in 1853 and lived for several years in Cyprus, working as a teacher and a scientist. Among with his daughter he moved to Tiflis in 1878, and worked as a teacher in the Nersisyan Armenian gymnasium. During that period as a doctor he visited Van, Alashkert, Basean and other towns of Western Armenia. thumb|The tombstone of Dzerents in Khojivank He is buried at the Armenian Pantheon of Tbilisi.

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