- Samtskhe–Javakheti (Georgian: სამცხე-ჯავახეთი,
pronounced [samtsʰχe dʒavaχetʰi], Armenian: Սամցխե-Ջավախեթի, romanized: Samts’khe-Javakhet’i) is a region...
- century. The
surname Javakhishvili,
literally "son of
Javakh",
derives from the 14th-century
nobleman Javakh (known as
Svimon in priesthood), a parti****nt of...
-
Javakheti is
taken from "
javakh" core with
traditional Georgian –eti suffix; commonly,
Javakheti means the home of
Javakhs.
Javakhians speak the Georgian...
- the root
javakh with the
Georgian suffix -eti,
commonly found in the
names of
countries and regions.
Javakheti means the land of the
Javakhs (an ethnic...
- of
Gugark was
referred to as Zabaha,
which is
known today as
Javakheti (
Javakh in Armenian). In the
beginning of IV
century BC, (302BC) the
territory was...
- King
Constantine set out from
Imereti and sent
Kaikhosro Tsitsishvili and
Javakh Javakhashvili to help Baratashvili.
Having united Tsitsishvili, Javakhishvili...
- the
Soviet Union Adamon Nikhas in
South Ossetia,
Aidgylara in Abkhazia,
Javakh in Akhalkalaki, ****ret in Marneuli, and
Votan for Meskhetians. Particularly...
- Baindur, Duke of
Aragvi Anonymous daughter (fl. 1532–1534), wife of
Prince Javakh Chiladze Anonymous daughter "Kartli - The
Bagrationi Dynasty". The Royal...
- the
abbot of the
Lazarus Monastery, and
influential princes of that time,
Javakh and
Shedan Chiladze. The
Mikadze Princes were
first mentioned in written...
- He
calls this
specific area "Zabaha",
which is the
Urartean name for "
Javakh". It is also
notable that, in the
exact same year in 785 BC,
after the region...
