Kakheti
Georgia
Kakheti, a region of eastern Georgia, holds 133 Bunkabop connections reaching 2584 other places across 18 topics. History dominates its connection profile, with the region passing between the Safavid dynasty, the Ottoman Empire, and ultimately Russia, which annexed the Kingdom of Kartli-Kakheti in 1801. Its strongest overlaps are with neighboring Kartli and Tbilisi, followed closely by Iran and Russia. Government and religion add further threads, alongside a smaller cluster in cuisine, reflecting the region's wine heritage.
Giorgi Leonidze
Connects Kakheti to: Tbilisi, Georgia | Patardzeuli
Cherkezishvili
Connects Kakheti to: Kartli, Georgia | Manavi
Tusishvili
Connects Kakheti to: Ninotsminda, Georgia (country) | Akhmeta, Georgia
Mamuka Tavakalashvili
Connects Kakheti to: Kartli, Georgia | Imereti
Ekaterine Melikishvili
Connects Kakheti to: Switzerland | Tbilisi, Georgia
Ottoman–Safavid War (1578–1590)
Connects Kakheti to: Azerbaijan | Gori, GEO
David II of Kakheti
Connects Kakheti to: Isfahan, Iran | Kardanakhi
Simon I of Kartli
Battle of Krtsanisi
Connects Kakheti to: Kartli, Georgia | Old Tbilisi
Vakhtang VI of Kartli
Connects Kakheti to: Urbnisi | Kardanakhi
Kingdom of Hereti
Connects Kakheti to: Azerbaijan | Albania | Abkhazia
Amirejibi
Connects Kakheti to: Kartli, Georgia | Kingdom of Georgia | Chabua, India