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Mount Bagineti (Georgian: ბაგინეთი), is a
mountain (662 m a.s.l.) on the
eastern slope of
Trialeti Range, a part of
Lesser Caucasus Mountains, in the Republic...
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three forts protected it. The main citadel, Armazi, on
Mount Bagineti controlled the
entrance from the
south and east, Tsitsamuri, at the base...
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hitherto known as Kartli. This
fortress stood on the modern-day
Mount Bagineti, on the
right bank of the
Mtkvari River (Kura), at its
confluence with...
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inscription mentioning "Amazaspos,
great king of the Iberians" was
discovered at
Bagineti in Mtskheta, the
ancient capital of Iberia.
According to
Tinatin Kaukhchishvili's...
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Pharnavazid dynasty Claw foot of the
royal throne found at
Mount Bagineti, 2nd
century AD. Kept at the
Georgian National Museum in Tbilisi.
Country Kingdom...
- 44.640620°E / 42.658230; 44.640620 (Kazbegi Museum) 2010
Armaztsikhe (
Bagineti) 4th
century BC – 8th
century AD Mtskheta,
Mtskheta Muni****lity, Mtskheta-Mtianeti...
- Cathedral,
Jvari Monastery, St. Nino
Monastery •
Bebristsikhe •
Armaztsikhe (
Bagineti) •
Armazi Fortress •
Monastery of Shio
Mghvime •
Zedazeni • Ilia Chavchavadze...
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Monastery Complex Pompey bridge Armazi St.Mary's
Church Armazistsikhe-
Bagineti Arashenda, Agdgomliantkari, Akhaldaba,
Akhali Nichbisi, Akhalsopeli, Akhalubani...
