Mughan regions (now also part of Azerbaijan) and also reiterated the cessions made to Russia in the Treaty of Gulistan Article 6: Persia promised to pay Russia 10 korur in gold or 20 million silver rubles (in 1828 currency). Article 7: Russia promised to support Abbas Mirza as the heir to the throne of Persia on the death of Shah Fath Ali. (The clause became moot when Abbas Mirza predeceased Shah Fath Ali.) Article 8: Persian ships lost full rights to navigate all of the Caspian Sea and its coasts, which were given to Russia. Persia recognised capitulation rights for Russian subjects in Persia. Article 10: Russia gained the right to send consular envoys anywhere in Persia. Article 10: Both parties accept commercial treaties with detailed conditions. Article 13: Prisoners-of-war were exchanged. Persia officially apologised for breaking its promises made in the Treaty of Gulistan. Article 15: Shah Fath Ali Shah promised not to charge or persecute any inhabitant or official in the region of Iranian Azerbaijan for any deed carried out during the war or during the temporary control of the region by Russian troops. In addition, all inhabitants of the aforementioned district were given the right to move from Persian districts to Russian districts within one year. Article 15 provided for the resettlement of Armenians from Iranian Azerbaijan to the Caucasus, which also included an outright liberation of Armenians taken captive by Persia since 1804 or 1795. This resettlement replaced the 20,000 Armenians who moved to Georgia between 1795 and 1827. Aftermath According to Prof. Alexander Mikaberidze: According to the Cambridge History of Iran: In combination with the 1813 Treaty of Gulistan, some authors have claimed that the two resulting Iranian territorial cessions separated the Azerbaijani people and the Talysh people from their brethren in Iran. Following the two treaties, the formerly Iranian territories came under the Russian, and later the Soviet control for approximately 180 years, and Dagestan remains a constituent republic within the Russian Federation to this day. Comprising most of the territory ceded in Gullistan and Turkmenchay treaties, three separate nations would gain independence following the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991: Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia. Repatriation of Armenians By virtue of the 15th term of the Treaty of Turkmenchay, Armenians from the Azerbaijan Province were given the freedom to emigrate to Russian-controlled territory north of the Aras river. In the period 1828–1831 following