georgia history
Grigol Peradze
An overview of the inspiring life and tragic martyrdom of Grigol Peradze, one of Georgia's most prominent 20th-century theologians and historical figures.
Long-form articles and practical guides to help you plan richer trips across Georgia.
georgia history
An overview of the inspiring life and tragic martyrdom of Grigol Peradze, one of Georgia's most prominent 20th-century theologians and historical figures.
georgia history
An overview of the reign and legacy of King David IV the Builder, who unified medieval Georgia and initiated the Golden Age.
georgia history
Explore the life and reign of King Demetrius I of Georgia, who preserved the Golden Age legacy of David the Builder, composed legendary hymns, and ruled Gelati.
georgia history
Discover the history of King Erekle II, who unified eastern Georgia in the 18th century, and explore the landmark historical sites linked to his reign.
georgia history
Discover Ninooba, the biannual Georgian Orthodox holiday honoring Saint Nino, who brought Christianity to Georgia in the fourth century with her grapevine cross.
georgia history
King George III ruled unified Georgia from 1156 to 1184, centralizing monarchical authority, expanding medieval borders, and co-crowning his daughter, Queen Tamar.
georgia history
George VIII of Georgia was the last monarch to rule a unified Georgian kingdom before its late 15th-century fragmentation into regional states.
georgia history
Discover the life, reforms, and dramatic reign of King Heraclius II, the 18th-century ruler who unified eastern Georgia and signed the fateful Treaty of Georgievsk.
georgia history
Discover the legacy of King Pharnavaz I, the foundational monarch who unified ancient Iberia, established the state administration, and institutionalized early Georgian script.
georgia history
A historical overview of Stephen I (Stepanoz I), the 7th-century presiding prince of Kartli who shifted alliances between Byzantium and Persia.
georgia history
Discover how Georgia celebrates Epiphany (Natlisgheba) on January 19, an official public holiday marked by holy water blessings and unique spiritual traditions.
georgia history
Vakhtang VI ruled the Kingdom of Kartli during a volatile early 18th century, introducing major legal, scientific, and printing reforms to eastern Georgia before his exile.
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