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of 298, Rome was acknowledged its suzerainty over eastern
Georgia, but recognized Mirian as the king of Iberia. Mirian quickly adapted to the change in the political fabric of Caucasia, and established close ties with Rome. This association was further enhanced after the female Christian missionary,
812:
died in 580, the
Sassanids seized opportunity to abolish the monarchy, without much resistance from the Iberian aristocracy. Dispossessed of the crown, heirs of Vakhtang I remained in their mountain fortresses â the senior Chosroid branch in the province of
844:. He succeeded in restoring the autonomy of Iberia in the form of a presiding principate, a rearrangement that was accepted by Iran in the peace of 591, which divided Iberia between Byzantium and Iran at Tbilisi. Guaram's son and successor,
929:
The main
Chosroid branch outlived its younger Guaramid line, extinct since 786, by two decades. With Juansherâs death in c. 807, it too died out. The Chosroid possessions in Kakheti were taken over by the local noble families who formed a
807:
After
Vakhtang I's death in 522, the family went in decline and exercised only a limited authority over Iberia, the government being effectively run by the Tbilisi-based Iranian viceroy through the compromise with local princes. When
755:, converted Mirian, his wife Nana and household into Christianity in or around 337. However, the Sassanids continued to vie with Rome for influence over Iberia, and succeeded in temporarily deposing Mirian's Romanophile successor,
787:, a crucial instrument in the propagation of Christian learning, being the most important cultural legacy of this struggle. The Chosroid kings of Iberia, albeit Christian, remained generally loyal to their Iranian suzerains until
1206:
Lenski, Noel. (2003); (...) they successfully asserted their claim by crowning a
Persian dynast named Mirian III. Mirian, founder of the Mihranid dynasty, which ruled Iberia into the sixth century (...)
771:(r. 365â380), was permitted to retain control of the eastern part of the kingdom. However, by 380, the Sassanids had successfully reasserted their claims by reuniting Iberia under the authority of
795:, reversed his political orientation in 482, bringing his state and church more into line with current Byzantine policy. He then led, in alliance with the Armenian prince
856:, campaigned in Iberia and captured Tbilisi after an uneasy siege in 627. Heraclius I had Stephanus flayed alive and gave his office to the pro-Byzantine Chosroid prince
727:
The ascendance of the
Mihranid lines to the thrones of Caucasia was, in fact, a manifestation of the victory of the Sassanids over what remained in the region of the
699:), on the throne of Iberia by his father whom the Georgian chronicles refer to as "Chosroes", Great King of Iran. Another medieval Georgian chronicle,
630:
by the
Sassanids c. 580, the dynasty survived in its two closely related, but sometimes competing princely branchesâthe elder Chosroid and the younger
1559:
848:(r. 590â627), transferred his allegiance to the Sassanids and reunited Iberia, eventually drawing a vigorous response from the Byzantine emperor
1226:
Rewriting
Caucasian History: The Medieval Armenian Adaptation of the Georgian Chronicles: The Original Georgian Texts and the Armenian Adaptation
882:(684âc. 693), regained power, and the elder Chosroid branch again withdrew into their appanages in Kakheti, where it produced a notable member,
791:(r. 447â522), perhaps the most popular Chosroid king of Iberia traditionally credited also with the foundation of Georgiaâs modern-day capital
477:
775:(r. 380â394) and began to extract tribute from the country. The Romans evidently admitted the loss of Iberia in the aftermath of the 387
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Sauromaces is surprisingly ignored by local written tradition, but mentioned by the contemporary Roman historian
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Christian Caucasian History, II: States and Dynasties of the Formative Period.
85:
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As an
Iranian vassal king, Mirian III (ruled 284â361), the founder of the Chosroid dynasty, participated in the
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867:(637/642âc. 650) was forced to recognize himself a tributary to the
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1449:"The Cambridge Medieval History. Vol. IV, The Byzantine Empire"
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1084:, Prince of Kakheti and Presiding Prince of Iberia, c. 650â684
1078:, Prince of Kakheti and Presiding Prince of Iberia, 637âc. 650
1664:
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1391:
The Armenian Apocalyptic Tradition: A Comparative Perspective
898:(died c. 799) evacuated to the Byzantine-dominated region of
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Toumanoff, Cyril. Chronology of the Early Kings of Iberia.
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1170:
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1432:Charles Allen Burney, David Marshall Lang. (1971).
902:(Lazica) in western Georgia, while his younger son
626:Iran to retain a degree of independence. After the
1387:
1064:Princes of Kakheti and Presiding Princes of Iberia
600:from the 4th to the 9th centuries. The family, of
878:(r. c. 650â684), the rival Guaramid branch, with
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906:(r. 786âc. 807) remained in Kakheti and married
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575:
1630:
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1436:. Weidenfeld and Nicolson (original from the
1388:Bardakjian, Kevork; La Porta, Sergio (2014).
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1546:
1215:Bardakjian & La Porta. (2014), p. 195
666:principalities where the three nations â
618:(or 319/326), and maneuvered between the
1451:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
817:, and the minor one, the Guaramids, in
1989:
1476:
1443:
1618:
1541:
852:(610â641), who, in alliance with the
366:Armenia within the Kingdom of Georgia
1516:
1850:PompeianâParthian invasion of 40 BC
1644:
705:, is at odds with the tradition of
646:The Chosroids were a branch of the
13:
952:
802:
722:
490:Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic
14:
2008:
1272:The Making of the Georgian Nation
825:. A member of the latter branch,
628:abolition of the Iberian kingship
466:Georgia within the Russian Empire
322:Unification of the Georgian realm
1483:University of California Press.
135:
1976:Rulers of Parthian sub-kingdoms
1498:Pourshariati, Parvaneh (2008).
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1197:Rapp, Stephen H. (2003), p. 154
836:, being bestowed with the high
719:. Lev is unattested elsewhere.
86:Style of the Georgian sovereign
1218:
1209:
1200:
1191:
1188:Hussey, Joan M. (1966), p. 597
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1155:
1142:
759:, in favor of the pro-Iranian
482:Democratic Republic of Georgia
382:Collapse of the Georgian realm
358:Kingdom of Georgia (1256â1329)
1:
1836:RomanâParthian War of 161â166
1135:
948:Chosroid monarchs family tree
612:
374:Turkoman invasions of Georgia
95:
1878:Battle of the Cilician Gates
1843:Antony's Atropatene campaign
1318:The Ancient History Bulletin
1114:, Prince of Kakheti, 786â807
1108:, Prince of Kakheti, 786â790
1102:, Prince of Kakheti, 736â786
1096:, Prince of Kakheti, 736â741
1090:, Prince of Kakheti, 685â736
650:princely family, one of the
486:Red Army invasion of Georgia
370:Timurid invasions of Georgia
7:
1829:RomanâParthian War of 58â63
1502:. I.B. Tauris. p. 44.
1224:Thomson, Robert W. (1996),
1118:
942:List of the Chosroid rulers
611:as their official religion
588:of the kings and later the
354:Mongol invasions of Georgia
278:Umayyad invasion of Georgia
10:
2013:
1419:Cambridge University Press
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1179:Pourshariati (2008), p. 44
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729:Arsacid dynasty of Parthia
687:, the first Chosroid king
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246:Christianization of Iberia
218:Artaxiad dynasty of Iberia
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1857:Battle of Ctesiphon (165)
1801:
1765:
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1517:Rapp, Stephen H. (2003).
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975:, 361â363, diarch 370â378
924:Georgian Bagratid dynasty
638:on the throne of Iberia.
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446:Kingdom of Kartli-Kakheti
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1885:Battle of Mount Gindarus
1276:Indiana University Press
1161:Yarshater (1983), p. 520
922:, the forefather of the
892:Georgian Orthodox Church
434:Principality of Abkhazia
214:Georgia in the Roman era
1955:RomanâIranian relations
1899:Battle of Nisibis (217)
1312:Greatrex, Geoffrey B. (
773:Aspacures III of Iberia
426:Principality of Svaneti
338:ByzantineâGeorgian wars
306:Kingdom of the Iberians
154:ShulaveriâShomu culture
1809:SeleucidâParthian Wars
1523:. Peeters Publishers.
1464:Cite journal requires
1438:University of Michigan
1303:. Rapp (2003), p. 488.
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342:Great Turkish Invasion
274:Principality of Iberia
42:Principality of Iberia
1919:BactrianâParthian War
1914:ArmenianâParthian War
1892:Battle of Amanus Pass
1477:Lenski, Noel (2003).
1320:14.1â2 (2000): 35â48.
910:, daughter of Prince
858:Adarnase I of Kakheti
580:), also known as the
422:Principality of Guria
1314:Dalhousie University
1297:Ammianus Marcellinus
702:Conversion of Kartli
395:Early modern history
346:GeorgianâSeljuk wars
282:Arab rule in Georgia
226:IberianâArmenian War
64:Mirian III of Iberia
1823:RomanâParthian Wars
1374:Suny (1994), p. 29.
1365:Rapp (2003), p. 475
1356:Suny (1994), p. 26.
1347:Suny (1994), p. 25.
1338:Suny (1994), p. 24.
1329:Suny (1994), p. 22.
1268:Suny, Ronald Grigor
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789:Vakhang I Gorgasali
777:Treaty of Acilisene
712:Georgian Chronicles
689:Mirian III (Mihran)
684:Georgian Chronicles
566:(a Latinization of
350:Georgian Golden Age
310:Kingdom of Abkhazia
210:Pharnavazid dynasty
158:KuraâAraxes culture
147:Prehistoric Georgia
74:Juansher of Kakheti
1815:Battle of Ecbatana
1722:Seven Great Houses
746:. However, in the
498:Russo-Georgian War
494:Georgia since 1991
470:1832 Georgian plot
418:Kingdom of Imereti
414:Kingdom of Kakheti
406:Samtskhe-Saatabago
326:Kingdom of Georgia
298:Bagrationi dynasty
286:Emirate of Tbilisi
222:Campaign of Pompey
129:History of Georgia
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1983:
1971:Parthian monarchs
1945:Parthian Dark Age
1871:Battle of Carrhae
1696:Caucasian Albania
1612:
1611:
1258:17 (1961), p. 38.
1245:Rapp, pp. 293â295
1152:25 (1969), p. 22.
967:, co-king 345â361
860:(r. 627â637/42).
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831:Byzantine emperor
785:Georgian alphabet
707:Life of the Kings
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607:origin, accepted
590:presiding princes
582:Iberian Mihranids
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266:Iberian War
259:Middle Ages
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1301:Res Gestae
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1070:Adarnase I
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572:Georgian
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121:a series
119:Part of
81:Style(s)
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1928:Related
1778:Coinage
1766:Culture
1686:Armenia
1679:Dynasty
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1594:Arsacid
1573:Georgia
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