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Tsitsamuri (Georgian: წიწამური) is a
small village outside Mtskheta, Georgia. It is
known as the
place where the nation's
famous writer and poet, Ilia...
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Battle of
Tsitsamuri (Georgian: წიწამურის ბრძოლა) was
fought in 1615
between the
armies of
Kingdom of
Kakheti under Teimuraz I and
Persian Empire led...
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Letters of a
Traveler and Is a man a human?!.
Chavchavadze was
killed in
Tsitsamuri, near Mtskheta, by a gang of ********ins.
Details of his
murder are still...
- Armazi, on
Mount Bagineti controlled the
entrance from the
south and east,
Tsitsamuri, at the base of
Mount Jvari from the north, and
Sarkine from the west...
- ბაზალეთიდან წიწამურამდე [Mother is history. Plot two: from
Bazalet to
Tsitsamuri] (in Georgian). თბილისი:
Tbilisi University Publishing House. Abashidze...
- 6 167 2
Pasanauri 1 148 3
Aragvispiri 907 4
Abanoskhevi 399 5
Kobiaantkari 399 6
Bodorna 140 7
Tsitsamuri 124 8
Shatili 22 9
Mutso 15 10
Khonischala 3...
- Georgian-Safavid wars (1556–1659)
Battle of
Garisi Battle of
Digomi Battle of
Tsitsamuri Battle of
Aghaiani Battle of
Martqopi Battle of
Marabda Bakhtrioni uprising...
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Kingdom of
Kartli Ottoman Empire Crimean Khanate Victory 1615
Battle of
Tsitsamuri Mtskheta Muni****lity, Mtskheta-Mtianeti,
Georgia Abbas I's Kakhetian...
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Georgians to Iran, also
despite stiff resistance and
heavy defeat at
Tsitsamuri forced Teimuraz I to Imereti. Shah
Abbas I
castrated both sons of the...
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Their possessions were
centered on the
villages Saguramo, Avchala, and
Tsitsamuri.
Throughout the 17th century, the
family held a
hereditary title of sup’raji...
