David VIII of Georgia

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David VIII of Georgia was a 13th–14th century king of the Kingdom of Georgia known for his resistance to Mongol domination and internal dynastic struggles.

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David VIII of Georgia canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf King of Georgia
human
monarch
birthDate 1273
child Bagrat I of Imereti
George V of Georgia
conflict Mongol rule over Georgia
civil strife within the Bagrationi dynasty
struggle against Ilkhanate influence in Georgia
country Kingdom of Georgia
deathDate 1311
dynasty Bagrationi dynasty
era 13th century
14th century
father Demetrius II of Georgia
historicalPeriod Mongol period in Georgian history
house Bagrationi dynasty
knownFor leading uprisings against Mongol authority in Georgia
monarchOf Kingdom of Georgia
mother Mariam of Georgia
nativeLanguage Georgian
nobleFamily Bagrationi dynasty
notableFor internal dynastic struggles in Georgia
resistance to Mongol domination
placeOfBurial Svetitskhoveli Cathedral
politicalStatus vassal of the Ilkhanate (nominally)
positionHeld King of Georgia
predecessor Demetrius II of Georgia
regionRuled Eastern Georgia
regnalName David VIII
reignEnd 1311
reignStart 1293
religion Eastern Orthodoxy
Georgian Orthodox Church
sibling George VI the Little of Georgia
Vakhtang III of Georgia
spouse Oljath
Sindukhtar
style King of Kings of the Georgians
successor George V of Georgia
Vakhtang III of Georgia
title King of Georgia
King of Kartli

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George V of Georgia relative David VIII of Georgia
George V of Georgia relative David VIII of Georgia
subject linked to: the Brilliant
Demetrius II of Georgia child David VIII of Georgia
Vakhtang III of Georgia predecessor David VIII of Georgia
Vakhtang III of Georgia coRuledWith David VIII of Georgia