Kartli, Georgia

Georgia

Kartli, Georgia shares 134 connections with 5092 other places across 16 topics, with history forming the dominant cluster. Most of its overlap is with Kakheti, Russia, and Iran, reflecting the region's position between competing Byzantine and Iranian civilizations. Kartli developed a Christian culture and, uniquely among Kartvelian regions, its own written language. After the 15th-century partition of the Kingdom of Georgia, it became a separate kingdom with Tbilisi as its capital. Language and military topics round out its connections.

Battle of Krtsanisi

Connects Kartli, Georgia to: Kakheti | Old Tbilisi

Unification of the Georgian realm

Connects Kartli, Georgia to: Georgia (country) | Kutaisi, Georgia

Kartlos

Connects Kartli, Georgia to: Georgia (country) | Mtskheta, Georgia

Anchabadze

Connects Kartli, Georgia to: Abkhazia | Kingdom of Georgia

Cherkezishvili

Connects Kartli, Georgia to: Kakheti | Manavi

Tsitsishvili

Connects Kartli, Georgia to: Russia

Mamuka Tavakalashvili

Connects Kartli, Georgia to: Kakheti | Imereti

Samara of Mtskheta

Connects Kartli, Georgia to: Samara, Russia | Mtskheta, Georgia

Georgian dialects

Connects Kartli, Georgia to: Guria | Meskheti, Georgia

Mingrelian language

Connects Kartli, Georgia to: Ordu, Turkey | Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti

Agha Mohammad Khan

Connects Kartli, Georgia to: Mazandaran province | Khoy County | Dibaj, Iran

Amirejibi

Connects Kartli, Georgia to: Kakheti | Kingdom of Georgia | Chabua, India

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