  The rareness of nearby supernovae ensures particular value to the historic
records for determination of their light curves. We provide the translation of
13th century Armenian chronicle of Hetum, which by its unexpected association
to Cronaca Rampona and other chronicles can influence the debates whether there
are reliable European records of the supernova of 1054 AD, as well as the
analysis of the records vs the conjunction with the Moon and their role in
assigning of the Type I or II to that supernova.
