David IV of Georgia

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David IV of Georgia, also known as David the Builder, was a highly influential 12th-century Georgian king renowned for unifying the country, defeating the Seljuk Turks, and leading a cultural and political golden age.

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Label Occurrences
David IV of Georgia canonical 27
King David IV of Georgia 6
David IV 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian ruler
king of Georgia
medieval monarch
alliance Cumans
surface form: Cumans (Kipchaks)
battle Battle of Didgori
birthDate c. 1073
burialPlace Gelati Monastery
capitalDuringReign Tbilisi
century 12th century
child Demetrius I of Georgia
Tamar
surface form: Tamar (daughter of David IV)
coronationPlace Kutaisi
country Kingdom of Georgia
deathDate 24 January 1125
dynasty Bagrationi dynasty
era Georgian Golden Age
expandedTerritory Shamakhi Uyezd
surface form: Shirvan

Tbilisi
parts of Armenia
father George II of Georgia
founded Gelati Monastery
givenName David
implemented feudal reforms in Georgia
knownFor administrative reforms
church reforms
defeating the Seljuk Turks
initiating the Georgian Golden Age
military reforms
unifying the Kingdom of Georgia
language Georgian
mother Helena (consort of George II)
nickname David Aghmashenebeli
David the Builder
patronOf Georgian Orthodox Church
Georgian art
Georgian literature
policy resettlement of Kipchaks in Georgia
predecessor George II of Georgia
regnalName David IV of Georgia self-linksurface differs
surface form: David IV
reignEnd 1125
reignStart 1089
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
spouse Gurandukht (Cuman princess)
Rusudan of Armenia
strengthened central royal authority in Georgia
successor Demetrius I of Georgia
title King of Kings of the Abkhazians, Kartvelians, Rans, Kakhetians and Armenians
victoryOver Seljuk Empire

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Kutaisi namedAfter David IV of Georgia
Kingdom of Georgia hasMonarch David IV of Georgia
Kingdom of Georgia notableRuler David IV of Georgia
David IV of Georgia regnalName David IV of Georgia self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: David IV
Gelati Monastery foundedBy David IV of Georgia
this entity surface form: King David IV of Georgia
Gelati Monastery containsTombOf David IV of Georgia
this entity surface form: King David IV of Georgia
Bagrationi dynasty notableRuler David IV of Georgia
Georgian–Seljuk wars hasMainParticipant David IV of Georgia
Georgian–Seljuk wars notableCommander David IV of Georgia
Battle of Didgori commander David IV of Georgia
Battle of Didgori kingOfGeorgiaAtTime David IV of Georgia
David the Builder alsoKnownAs David IV of Georgia
David the Builder alsoKnownAs David IV of Georgia
this entity surface form: David IV Aghmashenebeli
KUT namedAfter David IV of Georgia
subject surface form: David the Builder Kutaisi International Airport
George II of Georgia successor David IV of Georgia
George II of Georgia child David IV of Georgia
George II of Georgia succeededBy David IV of Georgia
Gurandukht (Cuman princess) spouse David IV of Georgia
Rusudan of Armenia spouse David IV of Georgia
Rusudan of Armenia associatedWith David IV of Georgia
Georgian Golden Age hasMonarch David IV of Georgia
Georgian Golden Age peakUnder David IV of Georgia
Georgian Golden Age notableFigure David IV of Georgia
David Aghmashenebeli refersTo David IV of Georgia
David Aghmashenebeli usedFor David IV of Georgia
this entity surface form: King David IV of Georgia
David Aghmashenebeli honorificFor David IV of Georgia
this entity surface form: King David IV of Georgia
David Aghmashenebeli appliedPosthumouslyTo David IV of Georgia
Gelati Monastery and Bagrati Cathedral World Heritage property (original inscription) associatedWith David IV of Georgia
this entity surface form: King David IV of Georgia
Helena (consort of George II) child David IV of Georgia
Helena (consort of George II) child David IV of Georgia
this entity surface form: David IV "the Builder"
Helena (consort of George II) relative David IV of Georgia
Demetrius I of Georgia predecessor David IV of Georgia
Demetrius I of Georgia father David IV of Georgia
Church of St George associatedWith David IV of Georgia
subject surface form: Church of St George (Gelati Monastery)
this entity surface form: King David IV of Georgia