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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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Georgian Kingdoms in the Late Antique Period (the IV cen. B.C. – V cen.)
There were several early-state creations of Georgian tribes on the modern Eastern territory of Georgia in the IV cen. B.C.…
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Early Ancient Georgia (till the end of the III cen. B.C.)
It’s a very long time that a human lives on the territory of Georgia. Here, near town Dmanisi, was found…
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