Guria region of modern Georgia

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The Guria region of modern Georgia is a historical area in western Georgia along the Black Sea coast, known for its distinct Gurian culture, polyphonic singing, and tea-growing traditions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative region
historical region
administrativeCenter Ozurgeti
bordersBodyOfWater Black Sea
bordersRegion Adjara
Imereti
Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti
capital Ozurgeti
climate humid subtropical climate
country Georgia
ethnicGroup Gurians
hasCulturalHeritage Georgian polyphony
surface form: Georgian polyphonic singing
hasDialect Gurian dialect of Georgian
hasEconomicActivity animal husbandry
citrus growing
maize cultivation
tea cultivation
tourism
hasMountainRange Guria Mountains
hasMunicipality Chokhatauri Municipality
Lanchkhuti
surface form: Lanchkhuti Municipality

Ozurgeti
surface form: Ozurgeti Municipality
hasProtectedArea Kolkheti National Park (partly)
hasRiver Bzhuzhi River
Natanebi River NERFINISHED
Supsa River
hasTown Chokhatauri
Lanchkhuti
historicalStatus principality
saeristavo (duchy)
knownFor Gurian culture
equestrian traditions
humorous folklore
polyphonic singing
tea-growing traditions
language Georgian language
locatedIn western Georgia
locatedOn Black Sea coast
partOf South Caucasus
polyphonicSingingStyle fast and ornamented
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
teaIndustryDevelopedUnder Russian Empire
teaIntroductionPeriod late 19th century
traditionalDance Gurian dance
traditionalMusicInstrument chonguri
panduri
wasIncorporatedInto Russian Empire
wasPartOf Kingdom of Georgia
wasVassalOf Kingdom of Imereti

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Principality of Guria presentLocation Guria region of modern Georgia