KAKHETI

The Bagrationi (Bagration) Dynasty

(Tval-Damtsvirishvili, Davitishvili, Davidov)

GENEALOGY

• (1) General Prince Konstantini Davitishvili. C-in-C of the army under King Svimoen I of Kartli. He was k. in battle against the Turks, in Odich, ca. 1598, having had issue, one son:
  • (a) Prince Roman Davitishvili. m. a daughter of a King of Imereti (or of a lord of Kakheti, by a daughter of the King of Imereti). He had issue, eight sons:
    • (i) Prince Kaikushru Davitishvili.
    • (ii) Prince Khokhona Davitishvili [Khokhona Konstantinovitch Davidov]. Emigrated to Russia with his brother Elizbar in 1666. He had issue (ancestor of the princes Khokhonov-Davidov):
      • 1. Prince Pankrati Khokhonaevitch Davidov. b. 1649. Chamberlain to the Emperor of Russia. He d. 31^st January 1724, having had issue, a daughter:
        • a. Princess Alexandra Pancratovna. m. Neophyte Kudriavtsov.
      • 2. Prince Ioremi Khokhonaevitch Davidov.
      • 3. Prince Roman Khokhonaevitch Davidov. Entered Persian service.
      • 4. Prince Arseni Khokhonaevitch Davidov. He d.s.p.
      • 5. Prince Gavrilo Khokhonaevitch Davidov.
      • 6. Prince Potap Khokhonaevitch Davidov. b. 1656. Chamberlain to the Emperor of Russia. m. Princess Agrafina, daughter of Prince Lvov. He d. 15^th January 1718, having had issue, two daughters:
        • a. Princess Agrafina Potapova. m. … Golovin, and had issue, two children.
        • b. Princess Ekaterina Potapova Davidovna. b. 1708. She d. at Warsaw, 1^st February 1724.
      • 7. Prince Grigori Khokhonaevitch Davidov.
      • 8. Prince Ivan Khokhonaevitch Davidov. m. a daughter of Prince Kutumov. He had issue, two sons and one daughter: Copyright ©Christopher Buyers
        • a. Prince Boris Ivanovitch Khokonov-Davidov. m. Princess Anna, daughter of Prince Dolgorukov. He had issue, one son and one daughter:
          • i. Prince Nikolai Borisovitch Khokonov-Davidov. m. Princess Elisaveta Pavlovna, daughter of Prince Paata Tsitsishvili [Pavel Ieseevitch Tsitsianov]. He had issue, two sons and three daughters:
            • 1a. Prince Pavel Nikolaievitch Khokonov-Davidov.
            • 2a. Prince Nikolai Nikolaievitch Khokonov-Davidov.
            • 1a. Princess Marta Nikolaievna Khokonov-Davidovna.
            • 2a. Princess Arina Nikolaievna Khokonov-Davidovna.
            • 3a. Princess Maria Nikolaievna Khokonov-Davidovna.
          • i. Princess Sofia Borisovna Khokonov-Davidovna. b. 1673. She d. 5^th February 1733.
        • b. Prince Ivan Ivanovitch Khokonov-Davidov. m. (first) Princess Anna, née Neielov (or Neteloff). m. (second) Princess Anna Mikhailovna (b. 24^th July 1712; d. 30^th February 1744, bur. Nikitskoi Monastery), daughter of Mihkail Zamiatnin.
        • a. Princess Agrafina Ivanovna. m. …Lutukhin.
      • 1. Princess Avdotia Khokhonovna. m. Prince Kozlovskii.
      • 2. Princess Pancrete Khokhonovna Davidovna.
    • (iii) Prince Davit Davitishvili. He had issue, a son:
      • 1. Prince Elizbar Davitishvili.
      • (iv) Prince Elizbar Davitishvili [Ilya Romanovitch Davidov]. Emigrated to Russia with his elder brother in 1666, and received the title of Kniaz Davidov. m. Princess Anna, daughter of Prince Iosseb Irubakidze-Cholokashvili. He had issue, four sons and three daughters: Copyright ©Christopher Buyers
      • 1. Prince Afanasi Ilyanov Davidov.
      • 2. Prince Feodor Ilyanov Davidov. m. Princess Avdotia, daughter of Colonel Gavrilovitch Filip Karov [Philip Kerr], Kozlovski Regt. of Inf., a nobleman of Moscow, claiming descent from The Rt Hon Robert (Carr), Earl of Somerset, KB. He had issue, one daughter:
        • a. Princess Maria Feodorovna. m. Semen Viazemskii.
      • 3. Prince Dimitri Ilyanov Davidov.
      • 4. Prince Mikhail Ilyanov Davidov. m. ca. 1727, Princess Ekaterina, née Shekhviladzi. He had issue, five sons and four daughters:
        • a. Major-General H.E. Prince Semen Mikhailovitch Davidov. b. after 1729. He d.s.p. June 1792.
        • b. Prince Mikhail Mikhailovitch Davidov. m. Princess Natalia, elder daughter of Prince Evastafi Tureli-Javakhishvili [Javakhov]. He had issue, two daughters:
          • i. Princess Anastasia Mikhailovna Davidovna.
          • ii. Princess Elisaveta Mikhailovna Davidovna.
        • c. Prince Ivan Mikhailovitch Davidov. m. (first) Princess Elisaveta Ivanovna, daughter of Ivan Briskorn. m. (second) Princess Ksenia Vassilievna, daughter of Vassili Kulomsin. He had issue, one son and one daughter by his first wife, and four sons and one daughter by his second wife:
          • i. Prince Ilya Ivanovitch Davidov (s/o Elisaveta).
          • ii. Prince Mikhail Ivanovitch Davidov (s/o Ksenia). m. Princess Anna Bogdanovna, daughter of Bogdan Adamovitch. He had issue, six daughters:
            • 1a. Princess Nadejda Mikhailovna Davidovna.
            • 2a. Princess Daria Mikhailovna Davidovna.
            • 3a. Princess Sofia Mikhailovna Davidovna.
            • 4a. Princess Maria Mikhailovna Davidovna.
            • 5a. Princess Varvara Mikhailovna Davidovna.
            • 6a. Princess Elisaveta Mikhailovna Davidovna.
          • iii. Prince Vladimir Ivanovitch Davidov (s/o Elisaveta). m. (first) Princess Glafyra Mikhailovna, daughter of Mikhail Kartzov. m. (second) Princess Ekaterina Grigorievna, daughter of Grigori Orlov. He had issue, two sons:
            • 1a. Prince Mikhail Vladimirovitch Davidov.
            • 2a. Prince Pavel Vladimirovitch Davidov.
          • iv. Prince Peotr Ivanovitch Davidov. b. before 1790 (s/o Elisaveta).
          • v. Prince Sergei Ivanovitch Davidov. b. 20^th October 1790 (s/o Elisaveta). Senator of the Empire, Vice-Presdt. Imperial Acad. of Sciences 1855-1858. He d. at Moscow, 17^th May 1878.
          • i. Princess Ekaterina Ivanovna (d/o Ksenia).
          • ii. Princess Elisaveta Ivanovna. b. after 1791 (d/o Elisaveta).
        • b. Prince Andrei Mikhailovitch Davidov.
        • c. Prince Peotr Mikhailovitch Davidov.
        • a. Princess Elisaveta Mikhailovna. b. 21^st May 1728. m. at Moscow, 13^th February 1746 o.s., H.E. Prince Dimitri Pavlovitch Tsitsianov (b. 17^th August 1721; d. at Moscow, 22^nd October 1777 o.s., bur. Vsesviatskoé), Counsellor of State, son of Prince Paata Tsitsishvili [Pavel Isesseevitch Tsitsianov]. She d. at Moscow, 10^th October 1774 o.s. (bur. Vsesviatskoé), having had issue, three sons and two daughters.
        • b. Princess Anna Mikhailovna.
        • c. Princess Alexandra Mikhailovna.
        • d. Princess Varvara Mikhailovna.
      • 1. Princess Maria Ilyanovna. Affianced to Tsar Feodor III Alexeievitch.
      • 2. H.H. The Most Brilliant Princess Glykeria Ilyanovna. m. as his second wife, 1697, General H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Aleksandri [Alexander Archiliovitch Imeretinskii] (b. 1673; d. in captivity at Riga, 20^th February 1711), second son of  H.M. Archili [Shah Nazar Khan], King of Kakheti and Imereti, by his second wife, H.M. Queen Kethavan, elder daughter of H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Davit, 5^th Prince of Mukhrani. She d. at Moscow, 28^th July 1720 o.s. (bur. Donskoï Monastery), having had issue, an only daughter - see below.
      • 3. Princess Anna Ilyanovna. m. Prince Zurab Kerkeulidze, son of Prince Elizbar [Ilya] Kerkeulidze.
    • (v) Prince Konstantini Davitishvili. He d. after 1727, having had issue, a son:
      • 1. Prince Jesse Davitsihvili. He d. after 1727.
    • (vi) Prince Kiok Davitishvili.
    • (vii) Prince Taimurazi Davitishvili.
• (2) Prince Elizbar Davitishvili. He was k. during the assault on Tiflis, by the Turks.
• (3) Prince Davit Tval-Damtsvirishvili. b. before 1596 (s/o the Atabeg's daughter). Magistrate ca. 1610, Governor of Akhaldaba 1634, and of Dirbi 1635. Accompanied King Rustam to Persia in 1634, but returned to Kakheti. Later moved to Imereti where he entered the service of King Svimeon I. m. a daughter of Prince Phalavandishvili. He d. after 1635, having had issue, three sons and one daughter:
  • (a) Prince Konstantini Davitishvili. b. before 1610. He d. after 1642.
  • (b) His Splendour The Pious Prince of High Rank Elizbar Davitishvili. b. before 1610. Magistrate ca. 1634, Grand Master of the Household ca. 1656. He had issue, a son:
    • (i) The Most Excellent Prince Davit Davitishvili, Prince of Sadavitishvilo. He d. after 1692, having had issue, one son and one daughter:
      • 1. The Most Excellent Prince Elizbar Davitishvili, Prince of Sadavitishvilo. b. after 1692. Governor of Akhaldaba. He d. after 1736, having had issue, six sons:
        • a. The Most Excellent Prince Giorgi Davitishvili, Prince of Sadavitishvilo. He d. after 1750, having had issue, one son:
          • i. The Most Excellent Prince Zaal Davitishvili, Prince of Sadavitishvilo. b. after 1750. m. 1776, a daughter of Prince Ramaz Palavandishvili, Amir-Ajibi. He d. after 1801, having had issue, two sons:
            • 1a. Prince Rustam Zaalovitch Davitishvili. b. before 1805. m. Princess Mariam, who was recognised in the title of Kniaza Davidovna-Bagration 6^th December 1850 o.s. He d. before 1850, having had issue, two sons and a daughter:
              • 1b. Prince Giorgi Rustamovitch Davidov-Bagratianov. Recognised in the title of Kniaz Davidov-Bagrationov 6^th December 1850. m. Princess Salome.
              • 2b. Prince Solomoni Rustamovitch Bagration-Davidov. Confirmed in the title of Kniaz Bagration-Davidov for himself and his legitimate descendants, 21^st December 1849 o.s. He had issue:
                • 1c. Prince Nikolai [Nikolaoz] Solomonovitch Bagration-Davidov. Confirmed in the title of Kniaz Bagration-Davidov for himself and his legitimate descendants, 21^st August 1857 o.s. (and 4^th September 1889 o.s.).
                • 2c. Prince Alexander Solomonovitch Bagration-Davidov. Confirmed in the title of Kniaz Bagration-Davidov for himself and his legitimate descendants, 21^st August 1857 o.s. (and 4^th September 1889 o.s.). He had issue:
                  • 1d. H.E. Prince Giorgi Alexandrovitch Bagration-Davidov. Chamberlain of the Imperial Court, Grand Marshal of the Nobility of Tiflis 1914, Lieut. Reserve.
                • 3c. Prince Edicher [Ardeshir] Solomonovitch Bagration-Davidov. Confirmed in the title of Kniaz Bagration-Davidov for himself and his legitimate descendants, 21^st August 1857 o.s. (and 4^th September 1889 o.s.). He had issue:
                  • 1d. Prince Basili Edicherovitch Bagration-Davidov. Confirmed in the title of Kniaz Bagration-Davidov for himself and his legitimate descendants, 21^st August 1857 o.s. (and 4^th September 1889 o.s.).
              • 1b. a daughter. m. Prince Spiridon Nijeradze.
            • 2a. Prince Giorgi Zaalovitch Davidov-Bagratianov. He had issue.
        • b. Prince Iaoni Davitishvili. He d. after 1750, having had issue, one son:
          • i. Prince Elizbar Davitishvili. He d. after 1796.
        • c. Prince Davit Davitishvili. He d. after 1772, having had issue, three sons:
          • i. Prince Iotham Davitishvili.
          • ii. Prince Jesse Davitishvili.
          • iii. Prince Kristiphori Davitishvili. b. before 1728.
        • d. Prince Irdishir Davitishvili. He d. after 1753.
        • e. Prince Kiok Davitishvili. He d. after 1750, having had issue, a son:
          • i. Prince Rustam Davitishvili.
        • f. Prince Beri Davitishvili. He d. after 1763, having had issue, a son:
          • i. Prince Ioani Davitishvili. m. Princess Melaini, daughter of Prince Zedgenidze-Amilakhvari. He had issue, a son:
            • 1a. Prince Aleksandri Davitishvili. m. Princess Darejan, daughter of Prince Eristov-Ksani. He d. after 1850, having had issue - >
      • 1. Princess Thamar. m. 1676, H.M. Giorgi XI, King of Kartli and Kakheti (b. after 1648; k. by Mir Wais Ghalzai, near Kandahar, 23^rd April 1709), second son of H.M. Vakhtang V, King of Kartli, by his  first wife, H.M. Queen Rwadam, daughter of Prince Qaplan Baratashvili-Orbeliani. She d. at Tiflis, 4^th December 1683, bur. Mtzkheta), having had issue, one son and one daughter - see Georgia (Kartli).
  • (c) Prince Kiok Davitishvili. b. before 1615. Settled in Samtzkhe.
  • (a) A daughter. m. H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Vakhtang, third son of H.M. Svimeon I, King of Kartli, by his wife, H.M. Queen Nestan-Darejan, daughter of Levanti, King of Kahketi. She had issue - see Georgia (Kartli).
• (4) Prince Giorgi Tval-Damtsvirishvili (s/o the Cherkesse princess). Accompanied King Davit to Persia in 1634.

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