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Guaram I (Georgian: გუარამ I) was a
Georgian prince, who
attained to the
hereditary rulership of
Iberia and the East
Roman (Byzantine)
title of curopalates...
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Guaram, the mampali, (Georgian: გუარამ მამფალი) (died 882) was a
Georgian Bagratid prince and the
youngest son of
Ashot I, the
founder of the Bagratid...
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Iberia (Kartli,
eastern Georgia) in 748. Son of
Guaram III of Iberia.
Guaram IV
succeeded his
father Guaram III in 748 only as
hereditary prince. He was...
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Guaram III (Georgian: გუარამ III), of the
Guaramid dynasty, was a
presiding prince of
Iberia (Kartli,
eastern Georgia) from
before 693 to c. 748. Guaram...
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Guaram II (Georgian: გუარამ II), of the
Guaramid dynasty, was a
presiding prince of
Iberia (Kartli,
eastern Georgia) from 684/85 to c. 693. He was a hereditary...
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Guaram I of the Guaramids, as a new
ruler to Iberia. However,
Guaram was not
crowned as king, but
recognized as...
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biblical King David.
Guaram I (588–c. 590) Steph**** I (c. 590–627)
Guaram II (684–c. 693)
Guaram III (c. 693–c. 748)
Guaram IV (748) Steph**** III...
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himself under suzerainty of
Guaram's nephew David I (son of
Bagrat I) soon
after 876.
These rearrangements left
Guaram's son
Nasra essentially with no...
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holdings were
allotted to his
three sons:
Bagrat I,
Adarnase II, and
Guaram. His
daughter was
married to
Theodosius II of Abkhazia.
Wikimedia Commons...
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Georgian Chronicles the city was
established in the 9th
century by
Guaram Mampali, son of the King of Tao. At the end of the 12th
century Lomsia turned...
