Bagrationi dynasty (redirect from Bagratid dynasty of Georgia)
Kartli-Kakheti. Bagrat III of Georgia David IV of Georgia George III of Georgia Queen Tamar of Georgia George IV (Lasha-Giorgi) David VI of Georgia Luarsab II...
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crowned king of Georgia under the name Bagrat VI of Georgia, deposing the prisoner monarch. The new king now controlled most of Georgia, except the province...
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King Bagrat IV of Georgia, 11th century. "Gurgen : King : of Kings : great-grandfather : of mine : Bagrat Curopalates" Coin of Queen Tamar of Georgia in...
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– Huseyn Ali, Khan (1680–1721) Georgia Kingdom of Imereti (complete list) – Alexander II, King (1478–1510) Bagrat III, King (1510–1565) George II, King...
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(14th century) Kingdom of Georgia (complete list) – George V, King (1299–1302, 1314–1346) David IX, King (1346–1360) Bagrat V, King (1360–1393) George...
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(1412–1442) Vakhtang IV, King (1442–1446) George VIII, King (1446–1465) Bagrat VI, usurper King (1465–1478) Alexander II, King (1478) Constantine II, King...
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Basil II (redirect from Georgian campaigns of Basil II)
Theodosiopolis. This forced the successor Georgian Bagratid ruler Bagrat III to recognize the new rearrangement. Bagrat's son George I, however, inherited a...
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– Rostom, King (1588–1589, 1590–1605) George III, King (1605–1639) Alexander III, King (1639–1660) Bagrat V, King (1660–1661, 1663–1668, 1669–1678, 1679–1681)...
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Ludovico da Bologna (section Missions to Georgia and Persia (1457–1459) and return embassy (1460–1461))
Trebizond dated 15 December 1460. These last included Liparit of Mingrelia, Bagrat of Imereti, Rabia of Abkhazia and Mamia Gurieli, a Trapezuntine vassal....
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interest in relearning their language. The Abkhaz writer Bagrat Shinkuba's historical novel Bagrat Shinkuba. The Last of the Departed treats the fate of...
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