- Ardanuç (Georgian: არტანუჯი,
Artanuji; Armenian: Արտանուջ, Artanuj) is a town in
Artvin Province in Turkey's
Black Sea
region of Turkey, 32 km east of...
- II of Tao.
Ashot was in
possession of the
important fortified town of
Artanuji,
which he
probably inherited from his
elder brother,
Gurgen I of Klarjeti...
- in his
patrimonial Duchy of Klarjeti,
where he
restored the
castle of
Artanuji, said to have been
built by the king
Vakhtang I of
Iberia in the 5th century...
- Pen at Golgotha. Tbilisi:
Artanuji Publishing. 2021. ISBN 978-9941-494-45-1. 77
Stories about 1942 Conspiracy. Tbilisi:
Artanuji Publishing. 2021. ISBN 9789941494161...
- ეპიზოდები (Episodes of a
Relationship with Stalin) (in Georgian), Tbilisi:
Artanuji, ISBN 978-9-94144-590-3 Deutscher,
Isaac (1966), Stalin: A
Political Biography...
-
epithet of
Artanujeli ("of
Artanuji") and
ruled with the
title of mampali,
having a
thriving commercial town of
Artanuji as his residence. In 891, he...
- Čʻuxua, Merab; Kʻobalia, Nana (2010).
Megruli Leksikʻoni. Gamomcʻemloba
Artanuji. ISBN 9789941421143. Tsargareli,
Aleksandre (1880). Megrelʹskie ėti͡udy...
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towards the
Black Sea, and was
centred in the key
fortified trading town of
Artanuji (now Ardanuç). It was
bordered by
Shavsheti and
Nigali on the north, and...
- Tbilisi:
Artanuji Press. 2020. ქართველები უცხოელთა თვალით (XV-XVII საუკუნეები) [Georgians
through Foreign Eyes (XV-XVII centuries)]. Tbilisi:
Artanuji Press...
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Constantine VIII sent in an army to take over the key city-fortress of
Artanuji on
behalf of the
Georgian Bagratid prince Demetrius, son of
Gurgen of Klarjeti...
