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Gurandukht, daughter of the Kipchak chief Otrok (c. 1107) Issue. Demetrius I; Prince Vakhtang (1112–1138) Prince George (1114–1129) Princess Rusudan, who was married to Prince Jadaron of Alania. They had a son David Soslan, who would go on to marry Tamar of Georgia; Zurab, son of David IV of Georgia
Gurandukht, daughter of the Kipchak chief Otrok (c. 1107) Issue. Demetrius I; Prince Vakhtang; Prince George; Princess Rusudan who was married to Prince Jadaron of Alania. They had son David Soslan who would marry Tamar of Georgia; Zurab, son of David IV of Georgia; Princess Tamar, who married Shirvanshah Manuchehr III (died c. 1154), and ...
The Kipchaks remained on both sides of the divide during the Mongol campaigns in Georgia in the late 1230s, but most of them subsequently intermingled with the Mongol hordes. Legacy According to modern Turkish scholars, the traces of the Kipchak presence in Georgia can be found in the Turkish-Georgian borderlands, particularly in the Rize Province.
3 de abr. de 2024 · circa 1126. Birthplace: member of nomadic Cuman tribe in, Ukraine. Death: between circa 1187 and 1202 (52-80) (old age) Immediate Family: Son of Otrok - Atraka Sharukanids, khan of Kipchaks. Father of Kotian Сутоевич, Khan of the Kumans; khatun NN daughter of Konchek and Svoboda Konchakovna of the Cumans. Brother of Елтук and ...
During Bagrat's exile at the Byzantine court enforced by the rebellion of Liparit IV, Duke of Kldekari, in the 1050s, Gurandukht was "protector" ( patroni) of Bagrat's young son George II, who was declared king in Bagrat's absence at Constantinople. It was she who demanded that the emperor Constantine IX Monomachos return Bagrat to Georgia. [1]
According to the Kazakh scholar Bolat Kumekov, the origin and early period history of the Kimeks are related to the İyanmos also known is Yanmo (Kumekov, 2002, s. 767). According to Ibrahim Kafesoğlu, Kimeks are the successors of the tenth century tribe Çiks (Kafesoğlu, 2010, p. 181).
