Index of Georgia (country)-related articles
For articles (arranged alphabetically) related to Georgia, see Category:Georgia (country)
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A
Abasha – Abashidze, Aslan – Abdushelishvili, Malkhaz – Abkhaz alphabet – Abkhaz language – Abkhazi, Kote – Abkhazia – Abkhazian Regional Academy of Sciences – Abkhazians – Abo Tbileli – Aeetes – Aiba, Garri – Ajaria–Ajaria crisis, 2004 – Aka Morchiladze – Akhalkalaki – Akhaltsikhe – Akunin, Boris – Alasania, Irakli – Alaverdi (monastery) – Ali Bey Al-Kabir – Ambrosi – Amilakhvari, Dimitri – Amtsakhara – Ananiashvili, Nino – Ankvab, Alexander – Anthem of Georgian SSR – Antim Iverianul – April 9, 1989 Massacre – Archaeopolis – Ardzinba, Vladislav – Arshak I of Iberia – Artag of Iberia – Arveladze, Shota – Asatiani, Lado – August Uprising in Georgia – Avalishvili, Zurab – Azmaiparashvili, Zurab – Azo (Georgian history)
B
Bachkovo Monastery – Bacurios Hiberios – Bagapsh, Sergei – Bagrat I the Little – Bagrat III – Bagrat IV of Georgia – Bagration, Jorge de – Bagration, Pyotr – Bagrationi, Alexandre – Bagrationi, Teimuraz – Bagrationi, Vakhushti – Bagrationi – Bakuriani – Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline – Balanchine, George – Baramidze, Giorgi – Batonishvili – Bats language – Battle of Basian – Battle of Chalagani – Battle of Didgori – Battle of Digomi – Battle of Krtsanisi – Battle of Sasireti – Battle of Shamkor – Batumi – Beria, Lavrenty – Bolnisi – Borjomi – Borodin, Alexander – Burchuladze, Paata – Burjanadze, Nino - Byzeres
C
Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia – Caucasian Iberia - Caucasian Iberians – Caucasus Airlines – Chalybes – Chanturia, Giorgi – Chiaberashvili, Zurab – Chiatura – Chibirov, Ludwig – Chiburdanidze, Maia – Chikobava, Arnold – Chikvaidze, Aleksandr – Chilashvili, Levan – Cholokashvili, Kakutsa – Choloki River – Chuburkhindji – Coat of Arms of Georgia – Colchis - Colchians – Commonwealth of Independent States – Communist Party of Abkhazia – Communist Party of Georgia – Constantine I of Imereti – Culture of Georgia
D
Dadeshkeliani, Kati – Dadeshkeliani, Konstantine – Dadeshkeliani – Dadiani, Andria – Dadiani, Salome – Dadiani – David Soslani – David IV of Georgia – David V of Georgia – David VI Narin – David VII Ulu – David VIII of Georgia – Demetre I – Demetre II of Georgia – Democratic Republic of Georgia – Democratic Union for Revival – Demographics of Georgia – Diaokhi – Dideba zetsit kurtheuls – Didube metro station, Tbilisi – FC Dinamo Tbilisi – Djergenia, Anri – Dmanisi – Dodashvili, Solomon – Dogonadze, Revaz – Drilae – Duke, Vernon – Dusheti – Dvali, Gia
E
Economy of Georgia – Egrisi – Elections in Abkhazia – Elections in Georgia (country) – Elections in South Ossetia – Embryon – Empire of Trebizond – Ensemble Georgika – Erekle II – Esebua, Kristine
F
Farnadjom of Iberia – FC Tbilisi – FC WIT Georgia – Flag of Abkhazia – Flag of Ajaria – Flag of Georgia (country) – Flag of Georgian SSR – Foreign relations of Georgia – Freedom Movement (Georgia)
G
Gabadadze, Gregory – Gagra – Gagulia, Gennady – Gali – Gamkrelidze, David – Gamkrelidze, Tamaz – Gamsakhurdia, Konstantine – Gamsakhurdia, Zviad – Gaprindashvili, Nona – Gegechkori, Evgeni – Gelati Monastery – Geography of Georgia (country) – Georgia (country) – Georgia at the 1996 Summer Olympics – Georgia at the 2000 Summer Olympics – Georgia at the 2004 Summer Olympics – Georgia legislative election, 2003 – Georgia legislative election, 2004 – Georgia national football team -Georgia national rugby union team – Georgia presidential election, 2004 – Georgia Tbilisi TV Broadcasting Tower – Georgia Train and Equip Program – Georgian Academy of Sciences – Georgian Airways – Georgian alphabet – Georgian Civil War – Georgian Football Federation – Georgian grammar – Georgian Jews – Georgian Labour Party – Georgian language – The Georgian Legion (disambiguation) – Georgian Military Road – Georgian mythology – Georgian National Airlines – Georgian Orthodox and Apostolic Church – Georgian people – Georgian SSR – Georgian Technical University – Georgian United Communist Party – Georgian Uprising of Texel – Georgian verb paradigm – Georgian-Abkhaz conflict – Georgian-Armenian War 1918 – Georgian-Byzantine wars – Georgian-Ossetian conflict – Georgians in Iran – Giorgadze, Igor – Giorgi I of Georgia – Giorgi II of Georgia – Giorgi III of Georgia–Giorgi IV of Georgia–Giorgi VI of Georgia – Giorgi XI of Kartli – Golden Fleece – Gongadze Georgiy R. – Gordeli, Otar – Gori – Gori District – Green Party (Georgia) – Gregory Pakourianos – GUUAM – Gudauta – Gugars - Gugushvili, Bessarion – Guria – Gvaladze, Evgen
H
Healthcare in Georgia – Heniochi - Hereti – History of Ajaria – History of Georgia
I
Iakob Tsurtaveli – Iberian War - Ibero-Caucasian languages – Ikalto – Ilia II – Saint Ilia the Righteous – Imereti – Industry will save Georgia – Ingorokva, Pavle – Intellectuals League of Georgia – Ioseliani, Jaba – Ioseliani, Otar – ISO 3166-2:GE
J
Janashia, Nikoloz – Janashia, Simon – Japaridze, Tedo – Java, Georgia – Javakhishvili, Ivane – Jumber Patiashvili - Unity – Jvari (disambiguation)
K
Kakabadze, Sargis – Kakheti – Kaladze, Kakha – Kancheli, Giya – Kartli – Kartl-Kakheti – Kartveli, Alexander – Kaskians - Kasrashvili, Makvala – Keda, Georgia – Kelesh Bey, Prince of Abkhazia – Kereselidze, Leo – Ketevan the Martyr – Khadjimba, Raul – Khashba, Nodar – Khevsureti – Khizanishvili, Zurab – Kingdom of Abkhazia - Kingdom of Kakheti - Kingdom of Kartli - Kingdom of Kartl-Kakheti - Kingdom of Georgia - Kitovani, Tengiz – Kmara – Kobuleti – Kodori Valley – Kokkai – Kokoity, Eduard – Kostava, Merab – Kutaisi – Kvinitadze Giorgi
L
Labadze, Irakli – Lagodekhi – Lari (Georgia) – Laz language – Laz people – Lazica - Lazic War – Lentekhi – LGBT rights in Georgia (Gay rights) - Likani – List of cities in Georgia – List of foreign ministers of Abkhazia – List of Georgian Wars – List of Georgian writers – List of Georgians – List of political parties in Abkhazia – List of political parties in Georgia – List of political parties in South Ossetia – List of Prime Ministers of Abkhazia – List of Tbilisi metro stations – List of the Kings of Georgia
M
Machelones - Macrones -Maglakelidze, Shalva – Mamardashvili, Merab – Manraloi - March 9 Massacre in Tbilisi, 1956 – Marr, Nikolay – Martvili – Mayakovsky, Vladimir – Mazniashvili, Giorgi – Mchedlidze Guram – Medea – Megrelian language – Melikishvili, Giorgi – Melua, Katie – Mengrelia – Merabishvili, Vano – Meshech – Meskheti – Mestia – Michael I of Imereti – Mikheil, Prince of Abkhazia – Miles, Richard (diplomat) – Military of Georgia – Mirian I of Iberia – Mirian II of Iberia – Mirian III of Iberia – Misimians - Mislimov, Shirali – Mkhedrioni – Monastery of the Cross - Mossynoeci – Mount Kazbek – Mtkvari – Mtskheta – Music of Georgia – Mushki - Muskhelishvili, Nikoloz – Mzhavanadze, Vasily
N
Nadareishvili, Tamaz – Nadarejshvili, Zurab – Narikala fortress – National Democratic Alliance (Georgia) – National Democratic Party (Georgia) – National Movement - Democrats – New Communist Party of Georgia – New Right (Georgia) – Niko the Boer – Nino (Saint) – Nogaideli, Zurab – Nutsubidze, Shalva
O
Okruashvili, Irakli – Okudjava, Bulat – Oni, Georgia – Ossetic language – Otyrba, Gueorgui – Ozgan, Konstantin
P
Paliashvili, Zakharia – Papashvily, George – Parajanov, Sergei – Parnavaz I of Iberia – Parnavaz II of Iberia – Patarkatsishvili, Badri – Pelasgian – People's Front (Georgia) – Peradze, Grigol – Peter the Iberian – Phasians - Pirosmanashvili, Niko – Politics of Georgia (country) – Post-Soviet states – Poti – President of Georgia – President of South Ossetia – Prime Minister of Georgia – Princes of Abkhazia
Q
Q'vareli
R
Racha – Radde, Gustav – Razikashvili, Levan – Religion and religious freedom in Georgia – Republican Party (Abkhazia) – Revival (Abkhazia) – Revived Communist Party of Georgia – Rhadamistus – Rightist Opposition – Rioni River – Robakidze, Grigol – Roelofs, Sandra E. – Roman Catholicism in Georgia - Roman Georgia – Rose Revolution – Roustan – Rustavi 2 TV – Rustavi -Rustavi Choir – Rusudan
S
Saakashvili, Mikheil – Sachkhere – Samtredia – Samtskhe-Saatabago - Samtskhe-Javakheti – Sanaia, Giorgi – Sanakoyev, Igor - Sanigs – Sarishvili-Chanturia, Irine – Saspers - Saurmag of Iberia – Sayat-Nova – Screeve – Shakryl, Tamara – Shalikashvili, John -Shamba, Sergey – Shartava, Zhiuli – Shaumyan, Stepan – Shevardnadze, Eduard -Shida Kartli – Shorapani – Shota Rustaveli State Prize – Shota Rustaveli – Shuakhevi – Shushanik – Siege of Phasis - Sien – Sigua, Tengiz – Since Otar Left – Sissaouri, Guivi – Solomon I of Imereti – Solomon II of Imereti – South Caucasian languages – South Caucasus – South Ossetia – Soviet Union – Stalin, Joseph – Subdivisions of Georgia – Sukhumi – Supreme Council of the Republic of Georgia – Svan language – Svaneti
T
Tabal -Tabidze, Galaktion – Takaishvili, Ekvtime – Taktakishvili, Otar – Tamar of Georgia – Taochi - Tao-Klarjeti – Tariverdiev Mikael – Tavisupleba – Tbilisi – Tbilisi hijacking incident – Tbilisi Metro – Tbilisi State University – Telavi – Telecommunications in Georgia Terek River – Tetri Giorgi – Tetri – Tetritsq'aro – Tibareni - The Knight in the Panther's Skin – Toradze, Alexander – Tornike Eristavi – Transair Georgian Airline Shootdowns (September 1993) – Trans-Caucasian Democratic Federative Republic – Transcaucasian SFSR – Transportation in Georgia (country) – Treaty of Georgievsk – Tsaava, Londer – Tsereteli, Akaki – Tsereteli, Giorgi – Tsereteli, Grigol – Tsereteli, Irakli – Tsereteli, Mikheil – Tsereteli, Vasil – Tsereteli, Zurab – Tskhinvali – Tsq'altubo – Tsugba, Vyacheslav – Turashvili, David
U
Union of Citizens of Georgia – Union of Georgian Traditionalists – United Abkhazia – United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia – Unity (Georgia) – Usupov, Raul – Utupurshi – Uznadze, Dimitri
V
Vakhtang I Gorgasali – Vakhtang II of Georgia – Vakhtang III of Georgia – Vakhtang VI of Kartli – Vani – Varshalomidze, Levan – Vazha-Pshavela – Voronya Cave
Z
Zakariadze, Sergo – Zan people - Zhordania, Noe – Zhvania, Zurab – Zourabichvili, Salome – Zugdidi – Zviadists - Zydretae
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