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KARTLI

The Bagrationi (Bagration) Dynasty

GENEALOGY

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1714 - 1716 & 1723 - 1727 H.M. The Most High King Jesse ['Ali Quli-Khan], by the will of our Lord, King of Kings, Master, Possessor and Sovereign of the Abkhazis, Kartvelians, Ranians, Kakhetians and the Armenians, Shirvanshah and Shahanshah, and the limits and regions of all the East and North, King of Kartli, son of H.M. Levanti, King of Kartli. Janisin (Viceroy) of Georgia for the Shah of Persia, September 1704-1708, Dep. Governor-General of Kerman 1708-1709, Governor-General of Kerman 1709-1711, Master-General of the Ordnance of Persia 1711-1714. Granted the title of 'Ali Quli Khan by the Shah of Persia, 1709. Granted the kingdom of Kartli by the Shah, 10^th March 1714 o.s. Crowned at Cathedral of Anchis-Khat, Tiflis, 20^th October 1714 o.s. Deposed by the Shah for his inability to gain the loyalty of the nobles or maintain law and order, 1^st June 1716. Departed from Kartli on the arrival of Prince Bakar, 17^th September 1716. Retired to Kakheti. Restored by the Turks and granted the title of Mustafa Pasha by the Sultan of Turkey in May 1723. m. (first) 1712, H.M. The Most High Queen Mariami (d. ca. 1714, bur. St George's Church, Alaverdi), daughter of the General His Splendour The Pious Prince of High Rank Erasti Qaplanishvili-Orbeliani, Prince of Kvemo-Sabaratiano, cdt. of the advance guard, and Judge of the High Court of Georgia. m. (second) at Martkuph, 1715, H.M. The Most High Queen Eleni Begum (d. at Moscow, 1745, bur. Garetuban), who became a nun under the name of Elisabed, daughter of H.M. Irakli I, King of Kartli and Kakheti. He d. at Tiflis, 1727 (bur. Garetuban), having had issue, seven sons and two daughters:

1) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Giorgi ['Abdu'llah Beg]. b. 1713 (s/o Queen Mariami). Governor of Sabaratiano 1747. m. before 1742, H.H. The Most Brilliant Princess Kethavan Khanum, youngest daughter of H.M. Irakli I, King of Kartli and Kakheti, by a Muslim lady. He was k. (executed) for his part in the conspiracy of 1765, having had issue, five sons and one daughter:
- a) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Aghas. b. before 1747 (eldest child). He was k. (executed) for his part in a conspiracy against King Irakli II, 1767.
- b) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Davit. He d.s.p. 1765.
- c) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Rustam Mirza. Entered Persian service 1755. He had issue, a daughter:
  - i) H.H. The Most Brilliant Princess Tinatina. m. Prince Vakhtang Palavandishvili-Amirajibi (b. 1795), youngest son of Prince Davit Palavandishvili-Amirajibi. She had issue.
- d) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Azan Mirza (s/o Kethavan). Envoy to Persia 1748-1749. He d. during the return journey from Persia, near Qazakh, April/November 1749.
- e) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Demetre Bagrationi [Kniaz Dimitri Georgievitch Bagration]. b. 14^th October 1746 o.s. Emigrated to Russia. m. H.H. The Most Brilliant Princess Martha Dimitrievna (b. 1747; d. at Moscow, 1808, bur. Vsesviatskoé), only daughter H.E. Prince Dimitri Pavlovitch Tsitsianov, Counsellor of State, by his wife, Princess Elisaveta Mikhailovna, eldest daughter of Prince Mikhail Ilyanov Davidov. He d. at Moscow, 5^th July 1826 o.s. (bur. Vsesviatskoé), having had issue, two daughters:
  - i) Princess Anastazia Bagrationi [Kniaza Anastasia Dimitrievna Bagration]. b. 8^th February 1796 o.s. She d. unm. at Moscow, 24^th June 1857 o.s. (bur. Vsesviatskoé).
  - ii) Princess Elizabed [Kniaza Elisaveta Dimitrievna]. m. Prince Giorgi Avalishvili [Giorgi Ivanovitch Avalov] (d. at Moscow, 3^rd June 1850, bur. Vsesviatskoé), son of Prince Ioani Avalishvili. She d. at Moscow, 19^th October 1863 o.s. (bur. Vsesviatskoé).
- a) Princess Mariami [Mariam Begum] (d/o Kethavan). m. 1753, Azad Khan Afghan.
2) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Iaoni (s/o Queen Eleni). He d. young, 1712 (bur. St George's Church, Alaverdi).
3) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Archili [Husain Beg] (s/o Queen Eleni). Rebelled against King Irakli II, with the help of Sultan Ibrahim Shah Afshar, and seized Tiflis in July 1748. Defeated and expelled. He d. in Persia, after 1752, having had issue, a son:
- a) Prince Giorgi Bagrationi [Kniaz Georgi Archiliovitch Bagration]. He had issue, a son:
  - i) Prince Demetre Bagrationi [Kniaz Dimitri Georgievitch Bagration].
4) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Taimurazi (s/o Queen Eleni). Appointed as the first Metropolitan of Kutais, Patriarch-Catholicos of Georgia as Antoni I from 1745. Converted to Roman Catholicism ad expelled from Georgia 1755, emigrated to Russia, where Catherine the Great appointed him as Archbishop of Vladimir and Hierapolis in 1764. He d. unm. at Tiflis, 29^th February 1788 o.s. (or 19^th March 1790) (bur. Mtzkheta Monastery).
5) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Levanti. He d. unm.
6) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Aleksandri [Ishaq Beg]. Lieutenant of Georgia 1743-1744. Converted to Christianity and baptised with the name Aleksandri 1750. He d. after April 1750, having had issue, four sons:
- a) Colonel Prince Ioani Bagrationi [Kniaz Ivan Alexandrovitch Bagration]. b. 7^th November 1730 o.s. Converted to Christianity and baptised with the name Ioani 1750. He d. at Moscow, 28^th September 1795 o.s. (bur. Vsesviatskoé), having had issue, three sons:
  - i) General H.H.E. Prince Petri Bagrationi [Kniaz Peotr Ivanovitch Bagration]. b. at Kizlyar, 1765, educ. privately. Entered the Russian army as Sgt. Kavsansk Rifles 21/2/1782, served in the Turkish and Persian wars, prom. Capt. 1792, transf. Kiev Cav. Regt. 1792, prom. Maj. en seconde 1792, transf. as first Maj. Sofiiskii Carabineers 4/5/1794, prom. Lieut-Col. 15/10/1794, prom. Col. 1798, cdt. 6^th Chasseurs 1798-1799, prom. Maj-Gen. 1799, served in Swiss and Italian campaigns 1799 in the actions at Breshia, Lecco, Adda River, capture of Milan, Tidone and the Swiss campaign, cdt. Chasseurs of the Imperial Guard 1801-1801, GOC Jager bde. 1802-1805, cdr. Advance guard at Austerlitz 1805, prom. Lieut-Gen. 1805, cdr. 21^st Inf. Dvsn. 1808, served in Swedish campaign 1808-1809 capturing the Aland islands, Vasa and Kristianstadt, prom. Gen. of Inf. 1809, C-in-C Moldavia 1809-1810, served in Turkish campaign, C-in-C 2^nd (Western) Army 1812. Granted the hereditary title of a Prince of the Russian Empire as Kniaz Bagration by Emperor Paul, 4^th October 1800 o.s. Rcvd: Knt. of the Orders of St Andrew (1810), St Alexander Nevski (1807), St Vladimir 1^st class (1809), St Anne 1^st class (1800), and St George 2^nd class (1805), Cdr. of Justice of the Order of St John of Malta (1800), and a gold sword of honour for bravery (1808). m. Princess Ekaterina Pavlovna (b. 1783; m. second., at Paris, 11^th January 1830, General The Rt Hon John Hobart (Caradoc), 2^nd Baron Howden, GCB, KH, and d.s.p.at Venice, 21^st May 1857), daughter of Count Pavel Vassilievitch Skavronskii, by his wife, Countess Ekaterina Vassilievna, daughter of Vassili Engelhardt. He d. from wounds received at the battle of Borodino, at Sima, 12^th September 1812 o.s. (bur. at the Field of Borodino 1832), having had issue, an only daughter:
    - (1) Princess Marie-Clementine. b. at Vienna, 29^th September 1810. m. 12^th July 1828, Otto, Count Blome (d. at Salzau, Probstierhagen, Germany, 1^st October 1795; d. there, 1^st June 1884), eldest son of Friedrich, Count Blome, by his wife, Countess Charlotte Juliane, née von Platen zu Hallermund. She d. at Paris, 12^th July 1828 (or 26^th May 1829 - Toumanoff), having had issue, one son.
  - ii) Lieutenant-General H.E. Prince Ramaz Bagrationi [Kniaz Roman Ivanovitch Bagration]. b. 1784. Cdr. of a Cav. dvsn. Granted the hereditary title of Kniaz Bagration by Emperor Paul of Russia, 4^th October 1800 o.s. m. Princess Anna Simenovna, daughter of Simen Ivanov. He d. at Tiflis, 2^nd March 1834 (bur. St David's Church), having had issue, two sons and one daughter: Copyright ©Christopher Buyers
    - (1) Prince Petri Bagrationi [Kniaz Peotr Ramazovitch Bagration]. Chemist. He had issue, an only daughter:
      - (a) Princess Elizabed Bagrationi [Kniaza Elisaveta Petrovna Bagration]. b. 23^rd August 1864. She d. unm. 2^nd March 1894.
    - (2) Colonel Prince Ioani Bagrationi [Kniaz Ivan Ramazovitch Bagration]. He was k-i-a. in the Caucasus, before 1890, having had issue, one son:
      - (a) Prince Ramaz Bagrationi [Kniaz Roman Ivanovitch Bagration]. Lieut. Russian service 1835.
    - (1) Princess Elizabed [Kniaza Elisaveta Romanovna]. m. Lieutenant-General H.E. Baron Alexander Nikolaievitch Belendorff [or Böhlendorf] (d. at St Petersburg, 17^th November 1882 o.s.). She d. at St Petersburg, 27^th July 1867.
  - iii) Prince Aleksandri Bagrationi [Kniaz Alexander Ivanovitch Bagration]. Granted the hereditary title of Kniaz Bagration by Emperor Paul of Russia, 4^th October 1800 o.s. He had issue, three sons:
    - (1) Lieutenant-General H.E. Prince Petri Bagrationi [Kniaz Peotr Alexandrovitch Bagration]. b. 24^th September 1818. ADC to General Vitivtov at Erivan 1805, prom. Lieut-Gen. 1835, ADC to the Emperor and Governor-General of the Baltic States. m. Princess Anna Alexeievna (b. 13^th August 1823 o.s.; d. 27^th June 1908 o.s.), daughter of Alexei Mikhailovitch Martinov, by his wife, Elisaveta Vassilievna, daughter of Vassili Muratov. He d. 17^th January 1876, having had issue, two sons and three daughters: Copyright ©Christopher Buyers
      - (a) Major-General H.E. Prince Demetre Bagrationi [Kniaz Dimitri Petrovitch Bagration]. b. 13^th June 1863 o.s. Cmsnd. 2^nd-Lieut. Vladimir Lncrs., Chief Adj. Sch. of Equitation for Ofcrs. m. Princess Vera Mikhailovna, daughter of Mikhail Zakharin. He d. in a Bolshevik prison, 1918/1919, having had issue, an only daughter:
        
        (i) Princess Nino Bagrationi [Kniaza Nina Dimitrievna Bagration].
      - (b) Colonel Prince Aleksandri Bagrationi [Kniaz Alexander Petrovitch Bagration]. He d. in a Bolshevik prison, 1918/1919.
      - (a) Princess Evgenia Bagrationi [Kniaza Evgenia Petrovna Bagration]. b. 30^th October 1846 o.s. She d. at St Petersburg, 19^th September 1903 o.s.
      - (b) Princess Elizabed [Kniaza Elisaveta Petrovna]. b. 1847. m. before 1864, Eric-Georges de Goldbeck (d. 1876). She d. ca. 1868.
      - (c) Princess Vera [Kniaza Vera Petrovna] Bagration.
    - (2) Prince Nikolaoz Bagrationi [Kniaz Nikolai Alexandrovitch Bagration].
    - (3) Colonel Prince Ramaz Bagrationi [Kniaz Roman Alexandrovitch Bagration]. Cmsnd. 2^nd-Lieut. Sappers of the Imperial Guards.
  - iv) Prince Grigori Bagrationi [Kniaz Grigor Ivanovitch Bagration]. b. 1789. He d. 21^st September 1830.
- b) Prince Solomoni. Converted to Christianity and baptised 1750.
- c) Prince Porfiri.
- d) Prince Tamaz. He had issue, a son:
  - i) Prince Aleksi Bagrationi [Kniaz Alexei Tamazovitch Bagration].
- e) H.E. Prince Kirion Bagrationi [Kniaz Kyril Alexandrovitch Bagration]. b. 1759, educ. privately in St Petersburg. PC and Senator of the Empire. Granted the hereditary title of Kniaz Bagration by Emperor Paul of Russia, 4^th October 1800 o.s. m. (first) Princess Varvara Alexievna (d. at Moscow, 18^th April 1788), daughter of Prince Alexei Vassilievitch Khovanskii, by his wife, Princess Ekaterina Nikiritchna, daughter of Nikita Vassilievitch Zotov. m. (second) Princess Alexandra Ivanova (b. 1778; d. at Moscow, 18^th February 1853), daughter of Ivan Illarionovitch Golikov, founder of Soc. Commerciale de Amerique Russe, a merchant from Kursk, by his wife, Natalia Vassilievna. He d. at Moscow, 19^th April 1828 o.s. (bur. Donskoï Monastery), having had issue:
  - i) H.E. Prince Aleksandri Bagrationi [Kniaz Alexander Kyrillovitch Bagration] (s/o Princess Varvara), educ. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Capt-Lieut. Chasseurs of the Imperial Guard 1806, retd. 1816, Gentleman of the Bedchamber from 1816. Confirmed in the hereditary dignity of Kniaz Bagration 21^st December 1833 and 18^th June 1842 o.s. m. Princess Vera Alexandrovna, daughter of Alexander Sontzov. He had issue, four sons and two daughters:
    - (1) Prince Petri Bagrationi [Kniaz Peotr Alexandrovitch Bagration]. Confirmed in the hereditary dignity of a Prince of the Russian Empire as Kniaz Bagration 21^st December 1833 and 18^th June 1842 o.s. m. Princess Elisaveta Pavlovna (b. 15^th January 1832 o.s.; d. at Yalta, 19^th December 1913 o.s.), daughter of Pavel Nikolaievitch Rodzianko, by his wife Maria Semenovna, daughter of Semen Kuliabko. He had issue, a daughter:
      - (a) Princess Eugenia Bagrationi [Kniaza Evgenia Petrovna Bagration]. Maid of Honour to the Empress of Russia in 1885.
    - (2) Prince Valerian Bagrationi [Kniaza Valeri Alexandrovitch Bagration]. Confirmed in the hereditary dignity of a Prince of the Russian Empire as Kniaz Bagration 21^st December 1833 and 18^th June 1842 o.s.
    - (3) Prince Barka Bagrationi [Kniaz Bark Alexandrovitch Bagration]. Confirmed in the hereditary dignity of a Prince of the Russian Empire as Kniaz Bagration 21^st December 1833 and 18^th June 1842 o.s.
    - (4) Prince Aleksandri Bagrationi [Kniaz Alexander Alexandrovitch Bagration].
    - (1) Princess Varvara Bagrationi [Kniaza Varvara Alexandrovna Bagration]. Confirmed in the hereditary dignity of a Princess of the Russian Empire as Kniaza Bagration 21^st December 1833 and 18^th June 1842 o.s.
    - (2) Princess Sopio Bagrationi [Kniaza Sofia Alexandrovna Bagration]. Confirmed in the hereditary dignity of a Princess of the Russian Empire as Kniaza Bagration 21^st December 1833 and 18^th June 1842 o.s. She d. 2^nd February 1871.
  - ii) H.E. Prince Alexei Bagrationi [Kniaz Alexei Kyrillovitch Bagration] (s/o Princess Varvara), educ. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Cmsnd. Lieut. Chasseurs of the Guard 1808, prom. Capt-Lieut. 1814, Gentleman of the Bedchamber. Confirmed in the hereditary dignity of a Prince of the Russian Empire as Kniaz Bagration 21^st December 1833 and 18^th June 1842 o.s. m. Princess Zoe, former wife of … Mavrocordato, and daughter of …Vacarescu, a boyar of Moldavia. He had issue, two sons and one daughter:
    - (1) Colonel Prince Konstantini Bagrationi [Kniaz Konstantin Alexievitch Bagration]. b. 16^th November 1818. Sometime Capt. of Artillery of the Guards, and ADC to the cdt. of the Inf. Corps of the Guard. Recognised in the hereditary dignity of a Prince of the Russian Empire as Kniaz Bagration 21^st December 1833 o.s. m. ca. 1847, Princess Nina Savvitchna (b. 22^nd January 1825), third daughter of Savva Mikhailovitch Martinov, sometime Sergt. Izmailov Regt., by his wife, Maria Stephanovna, daughter of Stepan Poskotchin. He d.s.p. 11^th July 1860.
    - (2) Prince Aleksandri Bagrationi [Kniaz Alexander Alexeivitch Bagration]. Recognised in the hereditary dignity of a Prince of the Russian Empire as Kniaz Bagration 21^st December 1833 o.s. He had issue, an only daughter:
      - (a) Princess Zoe Bagrationi [Kniaza Zoe Alexandrovna Bagration]. b. 1840. She d. unm. 14^th May 1884.
    - (1) Princess Aleksandra [Kniaza Alexandra Alexievna]. m. (first) Manuel Baleano. m. (second) as his second wife, General H.H.E. Pavel Dmitrievitch, 1^st Count Kiselev (b. 7^th January 1788 o.s.; d. at Moscow, 14^th November 1872 o.s.), ADC General to the Emperor of Russia 1820, prom. Gen. of Inf. 1834, C-in-C in Moldavia and Walachia 1829-1833, Minister for the Imperial Domains 1837-1856, Ambassador to France 1856-1862, rcvd: Knt. of the Order of St Andrew, eldest son of H.E. Dmitri Ivanovitch Kiselev, Actual Counsellor of State, by his wife, Princess Praskovia Petrovna, daughter of Prince Peotr Vassilievitch Urussov.
  - iii) Prince Nikolaoz Bagrationi [Kniaz Nikolai Kyrillovitch Bagration] (s/o Princess Alexandra). He d. young.
  - i) Princess Natalia [Kniaza Natalya Kyrillovna]. b. 17^th January 1804 o.s. (d/o Princess Alexandra). m. Captain H.E. Paul Petrovitch Albedinskii, sometime Aulic Counsellor, late Lncrs. of the Imperial Guard. She (or her sister Anna) d. at Moscow, 14^th April 1875, having had issue, one son and one daughter. Copyright ©Christopher Buyers
  - ii) Princes Ana [Kniaza Anna Kyrillovna]. b. 31^st January 1805 (d/o Princess Alexandra). m. 1832, Major-General H.E. Nikolai Petrovitch Godein (b. 7^th June 1790; d. at Moscow, 16^th February 1856 o.s.), ADC to the Emperor of Russia. She (or her sister Natalia) d. at Moscow, 14^th April 1875, having had issue, two daughters.
  - iii) Princess Darejan Bagrationi [Kniaza Daria Kyrillovna Bagration]. b. 9^th December 1809 o.s. (d/o Princess Alexandra). She d. unm. at Moscow, 6^th April 1831 (bur. Donskoï Monastery).
1) H.H. The Most Brilliant Princess Mariami.
2) H.H. The Most Brilliant Princess Anastasia.

7) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Alaverdi [Alaverdi Khan]. b. before 1712 (the eldest child). Governor of Tiflis 1737.

King Jesse also had a grandson:

H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Arseni. b. 1757, son of a son of King Jesse, by his wife, Princess Tinatina, née Thakthakishvili. Metropolitan of Tiflis. Rcvd: Knt. of the Order of St Anne 1^st class of Russia. He d. at Tiflis, 30^th November 1813 (bur. Cathedral of Zion).

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