KAKHETI

 

The Bagration Dynasty

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1800 - [1819] Lieutenant-General H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Davit, Head of the Royal House of Georgia. b. at Tiflis, 1st June 1767 o.s., eldest son of H.M. Giorgi XII, King of Georgia, by his first wife, Princess Kethavan, daughter of Prince Peter Andronikashvili, educ. Proclaimed as Heir Apparent by his father in violation of the will of King Irakli II, 22nd February 1799. Confirmed as Heir Apparent by the Emperor of Russia, 18th April 1799 o.s. Became Head of the Royal House of Georgia on the death of his father, 28th December 1800. Before he could be confirmed by the Tsar, Paul I announced the annexation of Kartli and Kakheti to Russia, 18th January 1801 o.s. (confirmed by Alexander I 12th September 1801 o.s.) and a Russian administration established in April 1802. Removed to St Petersburg under a Russian military escort, 18th February 1803 o.s. Csmnd. as a Col. Russian Army attached Chevalier Grenadiers (St George Regt.) 25/6/1796 o.s., prom. Maj-Gen. 5/12/1799 o.s., prom. Lieut-Gen. 1801, Senator of the Empire 1812-1819. Rcvd: Knt. of the Orders of St Alexander Nevskii (24.4.1803 o.s.), and St Anne 1st class (19.5.1799 o.s.) of Russia, and Knt. of the Order of St John of Malta. m. at Tiflis, 9th January 1800 o.s., H.H. The Most Brilliant Princess Eleni (b. at Tiflis, 21st May 1770 o.s.; d. at St Petersburg, 20th March 1836 o.s., bur. St Alexander Nevskii Convent), only daughter of Prince Svimon (Agou) Abamelik. He d.s.p. at Vasili-Ostrov, St Petersburg, 13th May 1819 o.s. (bur. Church of St John Chrysostome, St Alxander Nevskii Convent).
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[1819 - 1839] H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Ioani [Kniaz Ivan Giorgievitch Gruzinski], Head of the Royal House of Georgia. b. at Tiflis, 8th June 1768, second son of H.M.Giorgi XII Iraklievitch, King of Georgia, by his first wife, H.H. The Most Brilliant Princess Kethavan, daughter of Prince Peter Andronikashvili, educ. privately. Mbr. Cncl. of Government of the Realm under his father, 9th January 1801 - 24th April 1802. Succeeded his elder brother as Head of the Royal House of Georgia, 25th May 1819. Author of "Kalmasoba" a diadactic treatise on peasant life. Rcvd: Knt. of the Order of St. John (x.11.1800). m. 1787, H.H. The Most Brilliant Princess Kethavan (b. 1775; d. at Sachkheri, Imereti, 10th March 1832 o.s., bur. Mghwimi), daughter of Major-General His Splendour The Pious Prince of High Rank Zurab Tsereteli, sometime Lord Chamberlain of the Court of Imereti. He d. at St Petersburg, 15th February 1839 o.s. (bur. St Alexander Nevski Convent), having had issue, an only son: Copyright ©Christopher Buyers
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[1839 - 1880] H.S.H. Prince Ioani [Kniaz Ivan Grigorievitch Gruzinski], Head of the Royal House of Georgia. b. 24th June 1826, only son of Lieutenant-Colonel H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Grigol, by his wife, H.S.H. Princess Varvara, daughter of H.H.E. Feodor Bukrinskii, educ. Imperial Page, Lieut. Horse Guards, rtd. 1848. Recognised in the title of Kniaz Gruzinski (Prince of Georgia) by the Tsar of Russia, 6th May 1833. Granted the style of His Serene Highness, for himself and his male-line descendants, 1st August 1865. m. 26th September 1850, H.S.H. Princess Ekaterina Pavlovna, daughter of General H.H.E. Count Paul Karl Ernst Wilhelm Philipp von der Pahlen, of Katzenmünde, by his third wife, Countess Ekaterina Vassilievna, eldest daughter of General H.H.E. Count Vassili Petrovitch Orlov-Denissov, sometime Ataman of the Don Cossacks. He d.s.p. at St Petersburg, 15th September 1880 o.s.
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[1880 - 1888] H.S.H. Prince Davit [Kniaz David Bagratovitch Gruzinski], Head of the Royal House of Georgia. b. 11th May 1819, fifth son of H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Bagrati, by his wife, H.H. The Most Brilliant Princess Ekaterina, daughter of Prince Durmishkhan Irubakidse-Cholokashvili, educ. Imperial Page, Officer of the Ordnance to the C-in-C and Viceroy of the Caucasus, Lieut. Regt. of Cossacks of the Imperial Guard 1852. Recognised in the title of Kniaz Gruzinski (Prince of Georgia) by the Tsar of Russia, 6th May 1833. Granted the style of His Serene Highness, for himself and his male-line descendants, 1st August 1865. Became Head of the Royal House of Georgia on the death of his cousin, 27th  September 1880. m. H.S.H. Princess Anna Alexeevna (b. at Moscow, 11th January 1824 o.s.; d. at Moscow, 10th August 1866 o.s. o.s., bur. Vagankov Cemetary), daughter of Alexei Alexeivitch Mazurin, a Moscow merchant. He d. at Moscow, 24th September 1888 o.s. (bur. Pokrova Monastery), having had issue:
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