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Saeristavo (Georgian: საერისთავო), in
historical and
scientific literature with this term is
defined a
territorial unit in old Georgia,
which was ruled...
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Takveri was
forming the
Takveri Saeristavo which was part of Egrisi. After, with
Lechkhumi which formed the
Saeristavo of Racha-Lechkhumi. In the end of...
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dukes of
Ksani were of the
Bibiluri family. In the 14th century,
Saeristavo included: Tskhradzma, Jamuri, Kharchokhi, Jurta, Kholoti, Isroliskhevi...
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gradually incorporated into the
Iberian kingdom forming one of its
duchies (
saeristavo) in the 5th
century and its
peoples were
eventually ****imilated into the...
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includes de
facto independent entities like the
major medieval Duchies (
saeristavo).
Kingdom of
Diauehi (12th–8th
centuries BC)
Kingdom of
Colchis (550–164...
- საერისთავო, romanized: k'ldek'aris
saeristavo),
sometimes also
referred as
County of
Trialeti was a
duchy (
saeristavo)
within the
kingdom of
Georgia from...
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Georgian kingdom in the 11th century,
Racha became one of the
duchies (
saeristavo)
within it. Rati of the
Baghvashi family was the
first duke (eristavi)...
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means "head of the nation" or "head of the army". A duke
ruled a
duchy (
saeristavo); a duke of two or more
duchies was
called eristavt-eristavi, duke of...
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eventually absorbed into the
Russian Empire in 1864. Abkhazia, as a
duchy (
saeristavo)
within the
Kingdom of Georgia, was
previously referred as the
Duchy of...
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Kingdom of
Georgia in the
early 11th century.
Svanetia became a
duchy (
saeristavo)
within it,
governed by a duke (eristavi). The province's
Orthodox culture...
