Bedia Cathedral

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Bedia Cathedral is a medieval Georgian Orthodox church in Abkhazia, notable as a royal foundation and burial site of King Bagrat III.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Georgian Orthodox church
cathedral
medieval church
affiliation Georgian Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Georgian medieval architecture
burialPlaceOf Bagrat III of Georgia NERFINISHED
completionDate 999
coordinateLocation 42.848°N 41.779°E
country Georgia
culturalSignificance important monument of Georgian medieval ecclesiastical architecture
symbol of Georgian royal patronage of the Church
dedicatedTo St. Mary NERFINISHED
Theotokos NERFINISHED
denomination Georgian Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
elevationAboveSeaLevel approximately 250 metres
foundedBy Bagrat III of Georgia NERFINISHED
hasArtwork Georgian inscriptions
medieval frescoes
hasPart bell tower
domed cross-in-square church
fortified enclosure
narthex
heritageDesignation Immovable Cultural Monument of National Significance of Georgia NERFINISHED
heritageStatus protected monument under Georgian law
inception 10th century
languageOfInscriptions Georgian
locatedIn Abkhazia NERFINISHED
Bedia NERFINISHED
Caucasus Mountains region NERFINISHED
Tkvarcheli District NERFINISHED
historical region of Abkhazia
locatedOn Bedia plateau NERFINISHED
materialUsed stone
namedAfter Bedia village NERFINISHED
partOf medieval Kingdom of Abkhazia heritage
plan cross-in-square
region South Caucasus NERFINISHED
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
surface form: Eastern Orthodoxy
roofShape domed
significantEvent royal foundation by Bagrat III
significantPeriod 10th–11th centuries
usedFor Christian worship
royal burial

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Bagrat III of Georgia burialPlace Bedia Cathedral