History
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Georgia in 1946-1992. Crysis of Soviet System. Decomposition of Soviet Union and Revival of Independence of Georgia
After the World War II, economy of Georgia in several years became higher than it was before the war. New…
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Georgia in 1921-1945
After occupation of Georgia by Lenin Russia, Communists began to depress the rival forces and to strengthen their power. Armed…
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Temporary revival of Independence and reconquer of Georgia by Russia (1918-1921)
After February, 1917 revolution democratic changes took place in Russia. One of the results of those changes in Georgia was…
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Development of Capitalism in Georgia. Periods after national and social liberating actions (the middle of the XIX c. – 1917)
From the 30-50s of the XIX cen. there was mainly the stabile situation in Georgia. Agriculture, trade and industry were…
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Annexation of Georgia in Russian Empire (1801-1878)
Annexation of East Georgia by Russia and adopting new forms of governing caused the discontent of wide layers of population.…
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Georgia in the Beginning of Feudal Decomposition. (XVIII cen.)
The XVIII cen. began again with unified internal and external political condition for Georgia. There was a permanent internal war…
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Georgia in the Feudal Relations Stagnation Period (XVI-XVII cen.)
At the end of the XV cen. and in the beginning of the XVI cen. the neighbours of Georgia became…
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Political Decomposition of Feudal Georgia (XIII-XV cen.)
During the period of reign of Rusudan there appeared the internal crisis in the feudal society, which shook the strength…
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Georgia in the Developed Feudal Period (XI-the first quarter of the XIII c.)
At the time of the death of Bagrat III, outside the unified Georgian Kingdom still remained Tbilisi, which was the…
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Georgia in the Early Feudal Period (VI – X cen.) Creation of Georgian Nation
In the VI cen. there already reigned Feudalism on the territory of Georgia though in the Highland regions the communal…
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