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George ( Georgian: გიორგი) (1778 – 20 November 1807) was a Georgian prince of the Bagrationi house of Imereti and claimant to the crown of Imereti. He was the ancestor of the Bagration-Imeretinsky royal family of the Russian Empire . George was the only son of Alexander, son of Solomon I of Imereti, of his marriage with Princess ...
The Kingdom of Imereti, located in western Georgia, emerged as an independent monarchy in 1455 following the fragmentation of the unified Kingdom of Georgia into several rival kingdoms. This division was primarily due to ongoing internal dynastic disputes and external pressures, notably from the Ottomans .
Bagrat's progeny, through his son David, is the longest surviving line directly descending from the kings of Imereti. Prince Archil (died 1775), born by Tamar Abashidze. He was father of Solomon II of Imereti, the last king of Imereti. Prince Giorgi (fl. 1748). References
Prince Constantine was a son of King David II of Imereti and Ana Orbeliani. At the age of three, he was surrendered by his father as a hostage to Solomon II, who had won a power struggle and dethroned David in 1791. When David attempted to reclaim the throne in 1792, Solomon had Constantine incarcerated in the castle of Mukhuri. [1]
After the death of Solomon I in 1784, the central government became weaker however Solomon II managed to strengthen the Kingdom. In 1804, The Kingdom of Imereti became part of the Russian Kingdom and it was abolished in 1810. Solomon II escaped to Turkey to Trapzon where he died in 1815.
Solomon II of Imereti; Khelrtva; Usage on es.wikipedia.org Salomón II de Imericia; Usage on fr.wikipedia.org Salomon II d'Iméréthie; Usage on he.wikipedia.org סולומון השני, מלך אימרתי; Usage on hy.wikipedia.org Սողոմոն II (Իմերեթի արքա) Usage on it.wikipedia.org Salomone II d'Imerezia; Usage on ka ...
Solomon II (last) History • Coronation of David I: 1260 • Re-Annexation to Georgia: 1330 • Restoration: 1387 • Independence from Georgia: 1455 • Vassal of the Ottoman Empire: May 29, 1555 • Vassal of the Russian Empire: April 25, 1804 • Russian Annexation: February 20, 1810: Today part of Georgia
