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カルケ山麓のアシュティシャットにあったヴァハグンの総本山は、ヴァハグンの子孫であるヴァヘヴニまたはヴァハヌニの貴族を祭司としていたため、しばしばヴァヘヴァネアまたはヴァヘヴァヘアン寺院と呼ばれた<ref>Katvalyan, 1985</ref>。ヴァハグンはアナヒット、アストギクと共に神殿に祀られていた<ref>Katvalyan, 1985</ref><ref>Petrosyan, 2007, pp6-7</ref><ref>Petrosyan, 2018, p207</ref>。

The chief temple of Vahagn at [[Ashtishat]] on the slopes of Mount Karke was often called the Vahevanean or Vahevahean temple because its priests were members of the [[Vahevuni]] or Vahnuni noble house, who claimed descent from Vahagn. Vahagn was worshipped jointly at the temple together with Anahit and Astghik.{{Sfn|Katvalyan|1985}}{{Sfn|Petrosyan|2007|pp=6-7}}{{Sfn|Petrosyan|2018|p=207}} According to Agathangelos, after King [[Tiridates III of Armenia|Tiridates III's]] conversion to Christianity in the early fourth century, the first head of the Armenian Church [[Gregory the Illuminator]] went to Ashtishat and destroyed the temple of Vahagn.{{Sfn|Russell|1987|pp=192-193}}{{Sfn|Katvalyan|1985}} A church was constructed on the site of the destroyed temple, which became the first Mother See of the [[Armenian Apostolic Church|Armenian Church]].{{Sfn|Russell|1987|pp=192-193}}{{Sfn|Katvalyan|1985}}