western Georgian principalities

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The western Georgian principalities were a group of semi-independent feudal states in western Georgia that emerged after the fragmentation of the unified Georgian Kingdom and persisted under varying degrees of Ottoman, Persian, and later Russian influence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf group of principalities
historical political entity
borderedBy Black Sea NERFINISHED
eastern Georgian kingdoms and principalities
characterizedAs semi-independent feudal states
country Georgia
dominantChurch Georgian Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
economyBasedOn agriculture
trade through Black Sea ports
viticulture
emergedAfter fragmentation of the unified Kingdom of Georgia
experienced frequent internal dynastic conflicts
finalIncorporationCentury 19th century
followed disintegration of the Kingdom of Georgia
governedBy Georgian noble dynasties
House of Dadiani NERFINISHED
House of Gurieli NERFINISHED
House of Shervashidze NERFINISHED
Imeretian Bagrationi dynasty NERFINISHED
graduallyIncorporatedInto Russian Empire NERFINISHED
hadMember Kingdom of Imereti NERFINISHED
Principality of Abkhazia NERFINISHED
Principality of Guria NERFINISHED
Principality of Mingrelia NERFINISHED
Principality of Svaneti NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Colchis (in a broad historical sense) NERFINISHED
includedRegion Abkhazia NERFINISHED
Guria NERFINISHED
Imereti NERFINISHED
Samegrelo NERFINISHED
Svaneti NERFINISHED
language Georgian language NERFINISHED
locatedIn western Georgia
maintained hereditary principal rulers
partOf Georgia NERFINISHED
playedRoleIn preservation of western Georgian regional identities
politicalStatus protectorates of the Russian Empire (various periods)
vassal states under Ottoman suzerainty (various periods)
vassal states under Persian suzerainty (various periods)
politicalSystem feudalism
relatedTo eastern Georgian kingdoms of Kartli and Kakheti
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
successorTo unified Kingdom of Georgia in western territories
timePeriod early modern period
late Middle Ages
underInfluenceOf Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
Qajar Persia NERFINISHED
Russian Empire NERFINISHED
Safavid Persia NERFINISHED

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Odishi partOf western Georgian principalities