Guria
Georgia
Guria, a region of Georgia, shares 53 connections with 3308 other places across 14 topics, from Ottoman-era history and Soviet governance to dance, cuisine, and literature. History forms the dominant thread, reflecting centuries of contested rule, including a short-lived peasant self-government, the Gurian Republic, crushed in 1906. Its strongest co-connections are with Abkhazia, Imereti, and Russia. A war dance originated in Guria, grounded in the region's long history of invasion.
Georgian dance
Connects Guria to: Khevsureti, Georgia
Georgian dialects
Connects Guria to: Kartli, Georgia | Meskheti, Georgia
Ana Kalandadze
Connects Guria to: Tbilisi, Georgia | Khidistavi, Georgia | Chokhatauri, Georgia
Kutais Governorate
Connects Guria to: Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti | Zugdidi, Georgia | Kharagauli Municipality, Georgia
Lanchkhuti
Connects Guria to: Vani Municipality, Georgia | Ozurgeti Municipality, Georgia | Japana, Georgia
Tavdgiridze
Connects Guria to: Turkey | Kartli, Georgia | Imereti
Soso Chedia
Nodar Dumbadze
Connects Guria to: Tbilisi, Georgia | Sukhumi, Abkhazia | Kantsi, Estonia
Rize Province
Connects Guria to: Trabzon, Turkey | Rize, Turkey | Tulum
Mkheidze
Connects Guria to: Kakheti | Mingrelia, Georgia | Tsalenjikha, Georgia | Zedubani, Georgia
Akhvlediani
Connects Guria to: Tbilisi, Georgia | Kutaisi, Georgia | Imereti | Racha, Georgia | Lechkhumi, Georgia
David of Trebizond
Connects Guria to: Italy | Oxford, England | Venice, Italy | Florence, Italy | Bologna, Italy