Georgian nobility

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Georgian nobility comprised the hereditary aristocratic class of the historical Kingdom of Georgia, holding land, military power, and political influence over the country’s regions and fortresses.

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Observed surface forms (2)

Surface form Occurrences
Georgian noble families 1
Georgian-Russian nobility 1

Statements (52)

Predicate Object
instanceOf hereditary aristocracy
nobility
social class
abolishedBy Soviet authorities NERFINISHED
abolishedIn 20th century
affectedBy Russian imperial reforms in the 19th century
basedOn feudal obligations
hereditary titles
land ownership
codifiedIn Georgian feudal law
country Kingdom of Georgia NERFINISHED
culturalRole patronage of Georgian literature and arts
preservation of Georgian customs and traditions
declinedDuring Russian imperial rule
developedFrom medieval Georgian feudal system
experienced fragmentation after the disintegration of the unified Kingdom of Georgia
governedBy Bagratid dynasty of Georgia NERFINISHED
grantedBy Georgian monarch
heldPowerOver fortresses of the Kingdom of Georgia
regions of the Kingdom of Georgia
historicalPeriod 19th century
Middle Ages NERFINISHED
early modern period
includedClass aznauri NERFINISHED
eristavi NERFINISHED
mtavari NERFINISHED
tavadi NERFINISHED
interactedWith Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
Persian Empire NERFINISHED
Russian Empire NERFINISHED
languageOfCulture Georgian language
locatedIn Caucasus NERFINISHED
maintained fortified residences
private armies
partOf Georgian feudal hierarchy
region Georgia NERFINISHED
religion Georgian Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
roleIn administration of provinces
collection of taxes and tributes
defense of the Kingdom of Georgia
socialFunction landholding elite
military elite
political elite
subdividedInto Gurian nobility NERFINISHED
Imereti nobility
Kakheti nobility NERFINISHED
Kartli nobility
Mingrelian nobility
Pshav and Khevsur noble clans
Svan nobility
regional aristocracies
underwent integration into Russian nobility after Russian annexation of Georgian kingdoms

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Ketevan associatedWith Georgian nobility
this entity surface form: Georgian noble families
Bagrat I of Imereti belongsToNobility Georgian nobility
Tmogvi Fortress controlledBy Georgian nobility
Ivan Bagration memberOf Georgian nobility
this entity surface form: Georgian-Russian nobility