What is the name of the medieval Armenian historian who claimed Noah's Ark landed in Armenia?

Moses of Chorene is the medieval Armenian historian associated with an account placing Noah's Ark in Armenia. His History of Armenia presents traditions linking the Ark's landing place with the Armenian region.

Moses of Chorene is traditionally dated to the fifth century, although the date and authorship of the work have been debated by modern scholars. The history became an important source for Armenian accounts of the nation's origins and early past.

Armenian tradition often connects Noah's landing place with Mount Ararat, a major symbol in Armenian culture. The biblical text itself says the Ark rested on the mountains of Ararat, while later writers and communities developed more specific geographic identifications.

A historical reference to a landing tradition is not evidence that the Ark has been archaeologically found. Numerous expeditions and claimed sightings have produced no universally accepted, independently verified remains.