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The Bagrationi (Bagration) Dynasty

GENEALOGY

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[1815 - 1844] Major-General H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Konstantini [Tsarevitch Konstantin Davidovitch Imeretinski], Head of the Royal House of Imereti. b. 1789, only son of H.M. The Most High King Davit II, King of Imereti, by his wife, H.M. The Most High Queen Ana, daughter of General H.E. Prince Mamuka Jambakur-Orbeliani, educ. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Arrested and imprisoned by King Solomoni II at the age of ten. Entered the Russian service as Capt. Cossacks of the Guard 1812, sometime ADC to the Emperor, prom. Maj-Gen. 1817, cdr. 1^st bde. of 1^st Cavalry Dvsn. (Hussars). Became Head of the Royal House of Imereti, on the death of King Solomoni II, 7^th December 1815 o.s. Rcvd: Knt. of the Order of St Anne 1^st class of Russia, and the Order 'Pour le Merite' of Prussia (1813). m. (first) 1809, H.H. The Most Brilliant Princess Anastazia (b. 19^th August 1796 o.s.; d. at St Petersburg, 15^th September 1821, bur. St Alexander Nevski Convent), daughter of Prince Georgi Abashidze, by whom he had issue, one son. m. (second) 22^nd September 1822 o.s., Donna Maria Teresa Mertins Lopez del Domago (or Countess Maria Lotrez or Lopez da Sailva), daughter of Dionisio Pedro Lopez del Domago, sometime Portuguese Consul-Gen. at St Petersburg, by his wife, Donna Maria Teresa Mertins, by whom he had issue, two sons and one daughter. m. (third) (morganatically) Ekaterina Sergeievna (d. 22^nd October 1875 o.s.), who was not authorised to use the title of Princess, daughter of Sergei Strakhov, by whom he had issue, one son and three daughters. He d. at Moscow, 3^rd May 1844 o.s. (bur. Donskoï Monastery), having had issue, four sons and one daughter:

1) Prince Giorgi [Kniaz Georgi Konstantinovitch Bagration-Imeretinski]. b. 26^th April 1809 o.s. (s/o Princess Anastazia). He d. at St Petersburg, 1^st September 1819 o.s. (bur. St Alexander Nevski Convent).
2) H.S.H. Prince Konstantini [Kniaz Konstantin Konstantinovitch Imeretinski], Head of the Royal House of Imereti (s/o Maria) - see below.
3) Lieutenant-General H.S.H. Prince Nikolaoz [Kniaz Nikolai Konstantinovitch Imeretinski]. b. 11^th January 1831 (s/o Maria), educ. Sh. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Page of Honour to the Emperor 1848, Ensign Preobrajenskii Regt., rcvd. brevet 'l'Academis d'etat-major' 1862, served in the Polish insurrection 1863, prom. Col. 1865, Mil. Governor of Vilno 1865-1866, prom. Maj-Gen. 1866, cdt. Kiev military region 1866, Grand Marshal of the Nobility of Volhynia 1866-1869, Adj-Gen. of the Don Cossacks 1870-1874, Maj-Gen à la suite to the Emperor 1872, Mil. Attaché at Berne 1875-1881, and Berlin 1885-1886, prom. Lieut-Gen. 1881, retd. 1886. Historian and genealogist. Granted the hereditary style of His Serene Highness, 20^th March 1860. m. (first) 1859, H.S.H. Princess Maria Elpidiforovna (b. 4^th April 1840; d. 16^th May 1860, bur. Staria Roussa), daughter of H.E. Elpidifor Antiokhovitch Zurov, Senator of the Empire, by his wife, Ekaterina Alexandrovna, daughter of Alexander Boutkevitch. m. (second) 5^th May 1889, H.S.H. Princess Ekaterina Alexandrovna (b. 6^th February 1855; d. at Paris, 26^th December 1927, bur. St Geneviève-des-Bois Orthodox Cemetery, Essonne), widow of Nikolai Alexandrovitch Frolov, and daughter of Alexander Vladimirovitch Volotzkoï, by his wife, Ekaterina Nikolaievna, daughter of Nikolai Zubov. He d. at St Petersburg, 5^th November 1894, having had issue, one son and one daughter by his first wife:
- a) H.S.H. Princess Kethavan [Kniaza Ekaterina Nikolaievna Imeretinskaya]. b. 29^th April 1860 (d/o Maria). She d. 26^th April 1862.
4) General H.S.H. Prince Aleksandri [Kniaz Alexander Konstantinovitch Imeretinski]. b. 5^th January 1838 (s/o Ekaterina), educ. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Ensign Mounted Pioneers of the Guard 1855, transf. Gruzinski Grenadiers 1856, served in the Chechin and Daghistan campaigns, prom. Capt-Lieut. 1858, retd. 1859, transf. Mounted Pioneers of the Guard 1861, rcvd. breveté 'l'Academis d'etat-major' 1863, served in the Polish insurrection 1863, COS Warsaw 1863-1867, ADC to the Emperor 1867, prom. Maj-Gen à la suite to the Emperor 1869, Insp-Gen. of Rifles1869, GOC 2^nd inf. dvsn. 1869-1877, served in the Turkish War 1877, prom. Lieut-Gen. for distinguished service 1877, ADC General 1878, COS St Petersburg 1879-1881, Mil. Procurator-in-Chief 1881-1886, Mbr. Imperial Cncl. 1882, prom. Gen. of Inf. 1891, Governor-General of Warsaw 1897-1900. Granted the hereditary style of His Serene Highness, 20^th March 1860. Rcvd: Knt. of the Orders of St Alexander Nevski in brilliants, St Vladimir 1^st class (with crossed swords), and St George 3^rd class (1877), and and a gold sword of honour (1877). m. H.S.H. Princess Anna Alexandrovna (b. 26^th October 1841; d.s.p. after 1914), rcvd: Lady (Lesser Cross) of the Order of St Catherine, daughter of Count Alexander Nikolaievitch Mordvinov, by his wife, Countess Alexandra Petrovna, fourth daughter of General H.H.E. Count Peotr Alexandrovitch Tolstoï, sometime C-in-C of St Petersburg and Kronstadt. He d.s.p. at St Petersburg, 29^th November 1900 (bur. Mordvinov).
1) H.S.H. Princess Nino [Kniaza Nina Konstantinova] (d/o Princess Anastazia). Granted the style of Her Serene Highness, 20^th March 1860. m. General H.H.E. Prince Ioane Andronikashvili [Ivan Malkhaseievitch Andronikov} (b. 1796; d. 19^th September 1868 o.s.), Nijgerod Dragoons of the Guard, Governor of Tiflis 1849-1856, prom. Gen. of Cav. 1868, rcvd: Knt. of the Orders of St Alexnader Nevski (1854), St Stanislas 1^st class (1847), St Anne 2^nd class in brilliants (1828, normal 1827), St George 4^th class (1829), and St Vladimir 4^th class (1824), only son of Prince Melkhisedek Andronikashvili, by his wife, H.H. The Most Brilliant Princess Mariami, younger daughter of H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Archili, of Imereti.

[1844 - 1885] H.S.H. Prince Konstantini [Kniaz Konstantin Konstantinovitch Imeretinski], Head of the Royal House of Imereti. b. 15^th June 1827, second son of Major-General H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Konstantini, by his second wife, Donna Maria Teresa Mertins Lopez del Domago, daughter of Dionisio Pedro Lopez del Domago, educ. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Cmsnd. 2^nd-Lieut. the Tsarevitch Lncrs. 1847. Granted the hereditary style of His Serene Highness, 20^th March 1860. m. (first) 1846, H.S.H. Princess Anna Mikhailovna, daughter of Mikhail Kotlairevskii. m. (second) H.S.H. Princess Nadejda Ivanovna (b. 16^th September 1839 o.s.), daughter of Ivan Philipovitch Rubetz, by his wife, Anna Petrovna, daughter of Peotr Nemirovitch-Dantchenko. He d. 27^th December 1885, having had issue, three sons and one daughter by his first wife:

1) H.S.H. Prince Mikeli [Kniaz Mikhail Konstantinovitch Imeretinski], Head of the Royal House of Imereti (s/o Anna) - see below.
2) H.S.H. Prince Nikolaoz [Kniaz Nikolai Konstantinovitch Imeretinski]. b. 1848 (s/o Anna), educ. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Cmsnd. 2^nd-Lieut. Hussars of the Guard. He d.s.p. 1897.
3) H.S.H. Prince Vladimir [Kniaz Vladimir Konstantinovitch Imeretinski]. b. 1850 (s/o Anna), educ. Nikolai Mil. Acad., St Petersburg. Cmsnd. 2^nd-Lieut. Lubinskii Hussars of the Guard, ADC to the cdt. Odessa Mil. Dist., retd. as Lieut. m. H.S.H. Princess Emilia Alexandrovna (b. 13^th January 1866; d. after 1913), daughter of Alexander Victorivitch Znáczko-Jaworski, Marshal of the Nobility of Odessa, by his wife, Alexandra Nikolaievna, daughter of Nikolai Pikulov. He d. 1902, having had issue, an only daughter:
- a) H.S.H. Princess Thamar [Kniaza Tamara Vladimirova]. b. at Odessa, 31^st December 1889. Maid of Honour to the Empress. m. 8^th April 1912 o.s., Colonel Alexander Nikolaievitch Frolov (b. 28^th January 1882; d. at Paris, 26^th May 1946), Page of Honour to the Emperor 1901, Capt-Lieut. Chevalier Guards, Col. in the White forces during the Civil War, son of Nikolai Alexandrovitch Frolov, by his wife, Ekaterina Alexandrovna [Princess Nikolai Imeretinski], daughter of Alexander Vladimirovitch Volotzkoï. She d. at St Petersburg, 13^th January 1918, having had issue, one son.
1) H.S.H. Princess Mariami [Kniaza Maria Konstantinovna]. b. 1857 (d/o Nadejda). m. (first) (div.) as his first wife, Konstantin Stepanovitch Chilovskii (b. 30^th November 1848; m. second, Maria Porfirievna Vereteenikova, and d. at Moscow, 3^rd June 1893), eldest son of Stepan Stepanovitch Chilovskii, by his wife, Maria Vassilievna, daughter of Vassili Verderevskii. m. (second) H.H.E. Mikhail Alexandrovitch Ostrogradskii (b. 22^nd May 1857; d. 1923), Actual PC, Adjutant in the Ministry of Commerce, Senator of the Empire, Counsellor of State 1900 . She d. 1925.

[1885 - 1888] H.S.H. Prince Mikeli [Kniaz Mikhail Konstantinovitch Imeretinski], Head of the Royal House of Imereti. b. 1843, eldest son of H.S.H. Prince Konstantini, Head of the Royal House of Imereti, by his first wife, Princess Anna Mikhailovna, daughter of Mikhail Kotlairevskii, educ. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Cmsnd. 2^nd-Lieut. Narvskii Hussars of the Imperial Guard 1867, transf. Emperor's Hussars, served in the Turkish War 1877-1878, retd. as Lieut. m. H.S.H. Princess Olga Feodorovna (b. at St Petersburg, 1852; d. 1911), daughter of Count Ernst Georg Friedrich von Mengden, by his wife, Countess Anna Maria Constancia, née Gersdorff. He d. 1888, having had issue, two sons and two daughters:

1) H.S.H. Prince George Imeretinski [Kniaz Georgi Mikhailovitch] Imeretinski, Head of the Royal House of Imereti - see below.
2) H.S.H. Prince Aleksandri [Kniaz Alexander Mikhailovitch Imeretinski]. b. 1875, educ. Imperial Lycée, St Petersburg. m. …He d. at St Petersburg, 22^nd July 1906, having had issue, an only son:
- a) H.S.H. Prince Giorgi [Kniaz Georgi Alexandrovitch Imeretinski]. b. 20^th December 1904. Date of death and whereabouts unknown.
1) H.S.H. Princess Nino [Kniaza Nina Alexandrovna]. b. 21^st March 1870. m. (first) at St Petersburg, 9^th October 1893 (div. 1897), Vladimir Vladimirovitch Molostvov (b. at Kazan, 15^th May 1860; d. at Irkutsk, 1921), eldest son of Vladimir Modestovitch Molostvov, by his wife, Alexandra Anatolievna, daughter of Anatoli Skibitzki. m. (second) Alexander Alexandreovitch Likhatchev (d. 1915), son of Alexander Likhatchev. m. (third) 1919, Colonel André Lambert (d. at Paris, 1951), sometime French Army, and Chief of Mil. Mission to Poland. She d. at Paris, 8^th July 1952, having had issue, one son by her first husband and two sons by her second.
2) H.S.H. Princess Thamar [Kniaza Tamara Alexandrovna]. b. 16^th August 1873. m. H.E. Mikhail Alexandrovitch Ponomarev (b. at Tver, 29^th May 1868; d. at Yakutsk, 30^th December 1913 o.s.), educ. Nikolaevskii Cav. Sch., St Petersburg, Cmsnd. 2^nd-Lieut. Emperor's Cuirassiers, prom. Capt. of the Imperial Guard 1900, sometime Vice-Governor of Stavropol and Governor of Yakutsk, son of Alexander Nikolaievitch Ponimarev, by his wife, Nadejda Mikhailovna, daughter of Mikhail Jdanov. She d. 30^th October 1954.

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