Noravank, metropolitan and historian Stepanos Orbelian finishes his great work entitled History of the Province of Syunik (). 1300 - Prince Elikum Orbelian dies and is buried in the monastery, in the Chapel of St Grigor; the tomb of the prince, son of Tarsaich, bears a human representation with a lion's tail and paws: these characteristics were attributed to him for his courage in war. Stepanos Orbelian finishes his poem "Lament on Behalf of the Cathedral" (""). 1302 - The architect-scribe Momik writes and miniates a Gospel for Stepanos Orbelian. 1303 - Metropolitan Stepanos Orbelian dies and is buried in the monastery. Sandjar, son of Tankarghul, donates an orchard to the monastery on the birth of his son. 1303-1324 - The abbot of monastery is Hovhannes-Orbel, nephew of Prince Liparit. By his will, the architect Momik is to build the Church of St. Astvatsatsin at Areni. Also by his will, numerous codices are written in manuscript. 1304 - Momik erects a khachkar to the memory of metropolitan Stepanos Orbelian. 1305 - An inscription on his tomb mentions the death of Bishop Grigor of Syunik. 1307 - Momik and Poghos "vardapet" write and miniate a Gospel. 1308 - Tamta Khatun, mother of Prince Burtel, erects a beautiful khachkar made by the architect Momik. 1312 - Tamta Khatun, mother of Prince Burtel, is buried in the chapel of King Smbat. Grigor, nephew of Prince Dop, donates various orchards to the monastery. 1318 - Bughta, brother of Burtel, is buried in the chapel of King Smbat and a khachkar is erected in his memory. 1320-1322 - The priest Sargis, nephew of Archbishop Stepanos of Syunik, builds the church of Noravank. 1321 - St. Karapet's building is probably damaged by an earthquake. 1324 - Hovhannes-Orbel, metropolitan of Syunik, dies and is buried in the monastery. 1324-1331 - Stepanos Tarsaich Orbelian becomes abbot of the monastery. A student of chief vardapet Esayi Nshetsi of University of Gladzor, he is to build the Zorats church in the region of Yeghegis. 1331-1339 - Prince Burtel, as is mentioned in the inscription on the west entrance, builds the Church of St. Astvatsatsin, the so-called "Burtelashen", in the monastery. 1333 - The architect-sculpture-painter Momik dies and is buried in the monastery. The scribe Kiuron re-copies a manuscript by order of Grigoris. 1345 - Gontse, daughter of Paron Khosrovik, donates Khangah orchard to the monastery for salvation of the soul