1611 - 1657 His
Splendour The Pious Prince of High Rank Levanti II
Dadiani, Duke of Dukes of Mingrelia. b. ca. May
1592, eldest son of His Splendour The Pious Prince of
High Rank Mamuka [Manuchar] I Dadiani, Duke of Dukes of
Mingrelia, by his first wife, H.H. The Most Brilliant
Princess Nestan-Darejan, eldest daughter of H.M. The Most
High King Aleksandri II, King of Kakheti. Deposed and
expelled his father, 1611. Appealed to the Tzar of Russia
for a treaty of protection, 1638. Waged almost continuous
rebellion against the authority of King Aleksandri III of
Imereti. m. (first) (div.) a daughter of
Prince Shervashidze of Abkhazia. m. (second)
before 1628, Her Splendour The Pious Princess of High
Rank Nestan-Darejan (d. 1st June 1639),
née Dchiladze, former wife or mistress of his uncle, The
Most Excellent Prince Giorgi Dadiani, Prince of
Salipartiano [Giorgi Lipartian]. He d. 1657 (bur.
Tsalenjikha, Mingrelia), having had issue, four sons and
two daughters:
1) A son
who was k. (poisoned) young.
2)
Prince Aleksandri Dadiani (s/o
Nestan-Darejan). m. a daughter of
Kaikhushru I Gurieli, Duke of the Guria. He d.
before 1640, before the age of 20 years.
3)
Prince Mamuka [Manuchar] Dadiani. He d.
after 1640.
4)
Prince Gul Dadiani (s/o Nestan-Darejan).
1)
Princess Zira (d/o Nestan-Darejan).
Affianced to a son of King Aleksandri III of
Imereti.
2)
Princess Zilikhan (d/o Nestan-Darejan).
She d. after 1640.
1657 - 1658 His
Splendour The Pious Prince of High Rank Liparit III
Dadiani, Duke of Dukes of Mingrelia, younger son of His
Splendour The Pious Prince of High Rank Mamuka [Manuchar]
I Dadiani, Duke of Dukes of Mingrelia. Succeeded on the
death of his elder brother, 1657. Expelled by King
Aleksandri III of Imereti, 1658. Fled to Istanbul.
1658 - 1661 His
Splendour The Pious Prince of High Rank Vameq III
Dadiani, Duke of Dukes of Mingrelia, Master and Possessor
of Imereti and of Amiereti, of Ossetia, Dvaletia, Svania,
Qabarda, Jiketia, Abkhazia, Greater Odishia, the Guria
and of the two Georgia, King of Kings, Sovereign, eldest
son of The Most Excellent Prince Giorgi Dadiani, Prince
of Salipartiano, by his first wife, Princee Ana Dadiani.
Installed by King Aleksandri III of Imereti, after he had
expelled Liparit II in 1658. Deposed and killed King
Vakhtang Jujuniashvili and sezed control of Imereti,
1661. Deposed and expelled by King Vakhtang V of Kartli,
1661. m. Her Splendour The Pious Princess of High
Rank Elena, younger daughter of His Splendour The Pious
Prince of High Rank Svimon I Gurieli, Duke of the Guria.
He was k. in battle with the Svanians, 1661,
having had issue, at least two sons and three daughters:
1661 - 1681 His
Splendour The Pious Prince of High Rank Levanti III
Dadiani [Shaman Daula], Duke of Dukes of Mingrelia,
eldest son of Prince Jesse Dadiani, and grandson of His
Splendour The Pious Prince of High Rank Mamuka [Manuchar]
I Dadiani, Duke of Dukes of Mingrelia. Installed by King
Vakhtang V of Kartli, 1661. m. (first) at Tbilisi,
Kartli, 1660 (div. 1663) and remarried 1678, H.M.
The Most High Queen Thamar (m. second, 1663, as
his third wife, div. 1678, and remarried 1679,
H.M. The Most High King Bagrat IV, King of Imereti; m.
fifth, May 1683, H.M. The Most High King Giorgi III
Gurieli, King of Imereti; and d. 1683), younger
daughter of General His Splendour The Pious Prince of
High Rank Konstantini I, 7th Prince of
Mukhrani, by his wife, Her Splendour The Pious Princess
of High Rank Darejan, daughter of Prince Ghuanna
Abashidze. m. (third) 1663, Her Splendour The
Pious Princess of High Rank Tinatina, widow of The Noble
Goshadze, and daughter of H.M. The Most High King
Aleksandri III, King of Imereti, by his wife, H.M. The
Most High Queen Nestan-Darejan, elder daughter of H.M.
The Most High King Taimuraz I [Taimurazi Khan], King of
Kartli and Kakheti. He d. 1681, having had issue,
one son and one daughter and a natural son:
2)
Levanti IV Dadiani, Duke of Dukes of Mingrelia (s/o
a concubine) - see below.
1)
Princess Thamar Mze-Khanum. m. as his
first wife, General The Most Excellent Prince
Katzo [Katsia] Chikovani, Prince of Lechkhumi
[Lechkhumi-batoni], Sainadaridzo, Salipartiano,
etc. (d. 1681), sometime Chief Minister of
Mingrelia - see below.
1681 - 1691 His
Splendour The Pious Prince of High Rank Levanti IV
Dadiani-Vardanidze, Duke of Dukes of Mingrelia, natural
son of His Splendour The Pious Prince of High Rank
Levanti III, Duke of Dukes of Mingrelia. Succeeded on the
death of his father, 1681. Forced to abdicate in 1691.
Retired to Constantinople. m. 1689, Her Splendour
The Pious Princess of High Rank Tinatina (b. 1678;
d. in Russia, ca. 21st August 1725),
who became a nun in 1704 as Sister Nino, second daughter
of H.M. The Most High King Bagrat IV, King of Imereti. He
d. at Constantinople, after 1694, having had
issue, eight sons by other wives or concubines:
1)
Major-General Prince Giorgi Dadiani [Igor
Leontievitch Dadianov]. b. at Zugdidi,
Mingrelia, 1683. Emigrated to Russia in 1698,
where he was recognised in the title of Kniaz
Dadianov. Entered the Russian army and aptd.
Maj-Gen. m. H.H. The Most Brilliant
Princess Sopio [Sofia Alexandrovna] (b. 18th
September 1691; d. at Moscow, Russia, 4th
January 1747 o.s., bur. Donskoï
Monastery), younger daughter of H.M. The Most
High King Aleksandri IV, King of Imereti, by his
first wife, Her Splendour The Pious Princess of
High Rank Nina, née Gurieli a daughter of a didebuli.
He d. at Moscow, Russia, 12th
June 1765 o.s. (bur. Donskoï Monastery),
having had issue, three sons:
b)
Captain Prince Peotr Igorovitch Dadianov.
b. 15th June 1716 o.s.
Capt. of Artillery, Russian service. m.
before 1743, H.H. The Most Brilliant
Princess Ana [Anna Alexandrovna] (b.
1723; d. at Moscow, Russia, 19th
March 1780 o.s., bur. Donskoï
Monastery), daughter of H.H. The Most
Brilliant Prince Aleksandri [Nazar 'Ali
Mirza], sometime Governor of Tbilisi, by
his wife, H.H. The Most Brilliant
Princess Mariami, elder daughter of His
Splendour The Pious Prince of High Rank
Shanshe II Sidamoni, Duke of Ksani. He d.
at Moscow, Russia, 7th
December 1784, having had issue, one son
and four daughters:
(1)
Prince Peotr
Alexandrovitch Dadianov. b.
4th November
1776. He d. at
Moscow, Russia, 4th
December 1786 (bur.
Donskoï Monastery).
(2)
Prince Levanti [Leon]
Alexandrovitch Dadianov. b.
7th March
1777. Cmsnd. Ensign
Semenovsky Regt. 1801, 2nd-Lieut.
Chevalier Guards 1802. m.
(first) (div).
H.H. The Most Brilliant
Princess Maria [Mariami]
(b. 1775; m.
second, at Tbilisi,
Kartli, ca. 1810, Prince
Malkhaz Melkhisedekovitch
Andronikov, and d.
at Tbilisi, Kartli, 10th
September 1854 o.s., bur.
there at the Basilica of
Anchis-Khat), younger
daughter of H.H. The Most
Brilliant Prince
Archilii, of Imereti, by
his wife, H.H. The Most
Brilliant Princess Elena,
fourth daughter of H.M.
The Most Serene King
Irakli II, King of
Georgia. m.
(second) Princess Maria
Dmitrievna (b. 27th
November 1779 o.s.; d.
at Moscow, Russia, 28th
March 1854 o.s., bur.
Donskoï Monastery),
daughter of Dmitri
Ivanovitch Narishkin, by
his wife, Princess
Praskovia Nikolaievna,
daughter of Prince
Nikolai Alexandrovitch
Dolgorukov. He d.
at Moscow, Russia, 1847
(or 20th May
1845), having had issue,
four sons and one
daughter:
(a)
Colonel Prince Alexander
Leonevitch Dadianov. b.
at Moscow, Russia, 20th
August 1800 o.s. ADC to
Emperor Nikolai I, cdt.
Erivan Grenadiers.
Recognised in the title
of Kniaz Dadianov,
by Imperial ukasse
26th August
1856 o.s. Rcvd:
Knt. of the Orders of St
Stanislas 2nd
class, St Anne 2nd
class in brilliants, and
St Vladimir 3rd
and 4th class.
m. Princess Lydia
Grigorievna (b. 2nd
January 1817 o.s.; d.
at Moscow, Russia, 6th
December 1866 o.s.),
sometime Maid of Honour
to the Empress of Russia,
daughter of General
H.H.E. Baron Grigori
Vladimirovitch Rosen,
sometime ADC General to
the Emperor of Russia, by
his wife, Countess
Elisaveta Dmitrievna,
daughter of Major-General
H.E. Count Dmitri
Alexandrovitch Zubov,
Grand Marshal of the
Nobility of Polotzk, and
Chamberlain of the
Imperial Court. He d.
at Moscow, Russia, 10th
June 1865 (bur.
Donskoï Monastery),
having had issue, four
sons and four daughters:
(i)
Prince Nikolai
Alexandrovitch Dadianov. m.
Princess Ekaterina
Vassilievna (b.
1825; d. at
Moscow, Russia, 28th
December 1845).
(ii)
Prince Anton
Alexandrovitch Dadianov. b.
at Moscow, Russia, 18th
May 1842 (s/o
Lydia). Aulic Councillor
1900, Sec. of the Cncl.
of Govt. of
Nijni-Novgorod. m.
Princess Paulina [Pavla]
Vassilievna, daughter of
Vassili Skobeltzyne. He
had issue, two sons and
one daughter:
1.
Prince Alexander
Antonovitch Dadianov.
2.
Prince Dmitri Antonovitch
Dadianov.
1.
Princess Nadejda
Antonovna Dadianova.
(iii)
Prince Leon
Alexandrovitch Dadianov. b.
7th March and d.
at Moscow, Russia, 20th
May 1845 (bur.
Donskoï Monastery).
(i)
Princess Maria
Alexandrovna. b.
at Moscow, Russia, 8th
August 1840 o.s. m.
Nikolai Sergeivitch
Arseniev (b. 28th
March 1831 o.s.; m.
second, 5th
February 1895 o.s.,
Countess Anna Mikhailovna
Kapnist, and d. at
Gatchina, 17th
May 1903 o.s.), Presdt.
Tribunal of Justice at
Voroneje 1870-1871, and
Smolensk 1871-1877,
Senator 1877, PC, third
son of Sergei
Nikolaievitch Arseniev,
by his wife, Nadejda
Vassilievna, daughter of
Vassili Dmitrievitch
Kamynin. She d. 8th
January 1894 o.s., having
had issue, an only son
who d. young.
(ii)
Princess Nadejda
Alexandrovna Davidovna.
(iii)
Princess Alexandra
Alexandrovna. m. Charles de Jagåt,
a Swedish ntional.
(b)
Lieutenant-General H.E.
Prince Dmitri Leonevitch
Dadianov. b. at
Moscow, Russia, 12th
December 1801 o.s. Lieut.
Empress' Curassiers 1821.
He d. at Moscow,
Russia, 1st
July 1851 (bur.
Donskoï Monastery).
nce
Peotr Leonevitch
Dadianov. b. at
Moscow, Russia, 3rd
June 1803. He d.
at Moscow, Russia, 17th
June 1885 (bur.
Donskoï Monastery).
(d)
Prince Nikolai Leonevitch
Dadianov. m.
Ekaterina Ivanovna
Pokrovka (b.
1836).
(a)
Princess Adelaida
Leonevna. m.
Nikolai Kharmaschov. She d.
before 1860.
(3)
Prince Giorgi [Igor]
Alexandrovitch Dadianov.
He d. at Moscow,
Russia, 28th
February 1801 o.s. (bur.
Donskoï Monastery).
(4)
Prince Dmitri
Alexandrovitch Dadianov.
(5)
Captain Nikolai
Alexandrovitch Dadianov. b.
1792. Capt. of Artillery,
Russian service. Grand
Marshal of the Nobility
of Nijni-Novgorod. He d.
at Nijni-Novgorod, 30th
October 1831 o.s.
(1)
Princess Alexandra
Alexandrovna. b.
25th February
1778. m. (first)
H.E. Prince Ivan
Vladimirovitch Sherbatov
(b. 8th
August 1775), sometime
Councillor of State and
Gentleman of the
Bedchamber to the Emperor
of Russia, elder son of
Prince Vladimir
Ivanovitch Sherbatov. m.
(second) H.H.E. Fedor
Semonovitch Mossolov (b.
1772; d. at
Moscow, Russia, 24th
August 1840 o.s.), Kriegshalmeister.
She d. at Moscow,
Russia, 8th
July 1855 o.s.
(2)
Princess Anna
Alexandrovna. b.
1785. m.
Major-General H.E.
Mikhail Lvovitch von
Eckeln-Hülsen (b.
1805). She d.
1842.
(3)
Princess Sopio [Sofia
Alexandrovna] Dadianova. b.
1787. She d. unm.
25th February
1798 o.s. (bur.
Alexander Nevsky
Monastery).
(5)
Princess Maria
Alexandrovna. m.
Ivan Alexeivitch Pushkin
(d. 11th
September 1822 o.s.),
sometime Ensign IRN, son
of Alexei Pushkin.
i)
Princess Ekaterina Petrovna
Dadianova. b. 21st
November 1743 o.s. She d.
at Moscow, Russia, 1st
February 1769 o.s. (bur.
Donskoï Monastery).
ii)
Princess Anna Petrovna. b.
1746. m. H.E. Alexander
Mikhailovitch Vassilshikov (d.
14th April 1791 o.s.),
sometime Aulic Councillor, son of
Mikhail Vassilshikov. She d.
at Moscow, Russia, 14th
June 1803 o.s. (bur.
Alexander-Nevsky Convent).
iii)
Princess Olga Petrovna. b.
7th May 1750 (twin
with her sister Elisaveta). m.
Alexander Andreievitch
Stcherbinin (b. 6th
March 1747; d. 4th
February 1816 o.s.), son of
Andrei Stcherbinin, of an ancient
noble family from Moscow. She d.
17th May 1821 o.s. (bur.
Alexander-Nevsky Convent).
iv)
Princess Elisaveta Petrovna
Dadianova. b. 7th
May 1750 (twin with her sister
Olga). She d. at Moscow,
Russia, 5th February
1814 o.s. (bur. Donskoï
Monastery).
c)
Major Prince Mikhail Igorovitch Dadianov.
b. 1724 o.s. Maj of Artillery,
Russian service. He d. at Moscow,
Russia, 16th February 1766 (bur.
Donskoï Monastery).
d)
Princess Elisaveta Igorievna Dadianovna.
2) A
son, who emigrated to Poland*.
3)
Another son, who emigrated to Greece*.
4)
Another son, who emigrated to Moldova*.
5)
Prince Dadiani. A deacon in 1722.
6)
Prince Konstantini [Constantinos Dadán] Dadiani.
[According to Toumanoff, the ancestor of the
Hungarian family of Dadány] - Georgia (Dadány).
7)
Prince Naum Giorgi Dadiani [Naoum György
Dadányi]. b. 1695. Settled at
Szentgyörgy in Pressburg, Moravia, before May
1715 (recorded as Georgius Dadán in the
Hungarian census for May and August 1715). m.
a daughter of Prince Shirvashidze. He d.
1758, having had issue, three sons - Georgia (Dadány).