Mkhitar of Armenia was a prominent Armenian theologian and scholar born in the late 10th century. He is best known for founding the Mkhitarist Order, a monastic community that focused on education, literature, and the preservation of Armenian culture. His work significantly contributed to the revival of Armenian literature and the promotion of the Armenian language. Mkhitar's teachings emphasized the importance of education and the study of both religious and secular texts. He played a crucial role in the translation of various works into Armenian, helping to enrich the intellectual landscape of the time. His legacy continues to influence Armenian culture and education today.