- The
Abasgoi or
Abasgians (Ancient Gr****: Αβασγοί, Abasgoi, and
Ancient Gr****: Ἁβασκοί, Abaskoi; Latin: Abasci, Abasgi; Georgian: აბაზგები, Abazgebi; compare...
- over Abkhazia, a
conflict known as the
Lazic War.
During the war the
Abasgians revolted against the
Byzantine Empire and
requested Sasanian ****istance;...
- to the
Muslim conquest; however, in the 8th
century combined Lazic and
Abasgian forces successfully repelled the Arab occupation. In 780
Lazica was incorporated...
-
archbishop directly subordinated to the
Patriarch of Constantinople.
Another Abasgian episcopal see was that of Soterioupolis. In 735, a
large expedition led...
-
widespread among the inhabitants.
During the Persian-Byzantine wars, the
Abasgians supported the Sasanians,
hoping to free
themselves from the
power of Byzantium...
- Turkey).
Bagrat I
found himself in a
constant struggle with the Arabs, the
Abasgians and the
Kakhetians over the
possession of
central Iberia (Shida Kartli)...
- the
reign of
Justinian I. The v****als are the
Kingdom of
Lazica and the
Abasgians (top), and the Gh****anids (east). This was the
Byzantine Empire at its...
- and
Scythians (Bulgars) bear
witness to this, and
along with them the
Abasgian, Ishmael, the Arab, the Iberian. And now, man,
looking upon this tomb reward...
-
Georgian kingdom of
Colchis until the 7th century. The city p****ed
under Abasgian control and
became one of the
major political and
religious centres of...
-
daughter whose name is not recorded. She was
married to two
successive Abasgian rulers Adarnase and
Bagrat I.
Guaram spent his last
years in retirement...
