Burdukhan of Alania

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Burdukhan of Alania was a 12th-century Alan princess and queen consort of Georgia, best known as the wife of King George III and mother of the famed Queen Tamar.

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Burdukhan of Alania canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical figure
medieval noblewoman
princess
queen consort
associatedWith Bagrationi dynasty of Georgia
linked to: Bagrationi dynasty
centuryOfActivity 12th century
child Rusudan (daughter of George III of Georgia)
linked to: Rusudan of Georgia

Tamar of Georgia
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Alania
ethnicity Alan
historicalPeriod High Middle Ages
languageUsed Alan (Ossetic precursor)
linked to: Alanian

Georgian
maritalStatus married
marriageAllianceBetween Kingdom of Alania
Kingdom of Georgia
nobleFamily Alan nobility
notableFor being the mother of Queen Tamar of Georgia
being the wife of King George III of Georgia
placeOfMarriage Kingdom of Georgia
positionHeld Queen consort of Georgia
regionOfActivity Caucasus
Kingdom of Georgia
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
role consort to the Georgian monarch
spouse George III of Georgia
George III, King of Georgia
spouseDynasty Bagrationi dynasty
spouseTitle King of Georgia
title Alan princess
Queen of Georgia

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Tamar of Georgia mother Burdukhan of Alania
George III of Georgia spouse Burdukhan of Alania