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MUKHRANI

The Bagrationi (Bagration) Dynasty

GENEALOGY

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1800 - [1842] Lieutenant-General His Splendour The Pious Prince of High Rank Konstantini IV, 19^th Prince of Mukhrani (Mukhrani-batoni) [H.E. Kniaz Konstantin Ivanovitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. 1782, educ. privately. Succeeded on the death of his father as 19^th Mukhrani-batoni and Constable of the Left of Georgia, 1800. Deposed on the annexation of his principality by the Tzar of Russia, 1801. Col. Russian Army 1809, Cdt. Erivan Carabiniers 1827, prom. Lieut-Gen. Recognised in the hereditary title of Kniaz Bagration-Mukhranski, 20th September 1825 o.s. Rcvd: Knt. of the Order of St Anne 1^st class, and Knt. of the Order of St Vladimir 2^nd class with swords. m. Her Splendour The Pious Princess of High Rank Mariami-Khwarashan (b. 1786; d. 21^st November 1831 o.s.), daughter of Prince Zaal Zédginidze-Guramishvili. He d. 7^th September 1842, having had issue, five sons and two daughters:

1) H.E. Prince Ioani Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Ivan Konstantinovitch Bagration-Mukhranski] - see below.
2) H.E. Prince Irakli Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Irakli Konstantinovitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. 17^th July 1813. Titular Councillor 1852-1857, Councillor to the Viceroy of the Caucasus 1863. m. 1848, Princess Kethavan [Ekaterina Ivanovna] (b. 1830; d. 1880), daughter of Prince Ioani Mkardgrdzeli-Argutashvili [Ivan Zakharovitch Argutinskii-Dolgoroukii], sometime Curator of the Institute of Nobles at Tiflis, by his wife, Princess Nino, younger daughter of The Most Excellent Prince Sulkhan Tumanishvili, Prince of Satumanishvilo, sometime Ambassador to Catherine the Great of Russia. He d. 1892, having had issue, four sons and four daughters:
- a) H.E. Prince Aleksandri Bagrationi of Mukhrani, Head of the Princely House of Mukhrani - see below.
- b) Prince Grigol Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Grigori Iraklievitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. 1^st September 1854. He d. young.
- c) Prince Levanti Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Leo Iraklievitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. 1862. He d. at Tiflis, 1888.
- d) Prince Mikeli Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Mikhail Iraklievitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. He d. young.
- a) Princess Varvara Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniazna Varvara Iraklievna Bagration-Noukhranskaya]. b. 10^th June 1850 o.s. (twin with her sister Sopio). She d. 1930.
- b) Princess Sopio [Sofia Iraklievna]. b. 10^th June 1850 o.s. (twin with her sister Varvara). Rcvd: Lesser Cross of the Order of St Catherine of Russia. m. 28^th April 1876 o.s., Lieutenant-General H.H.E. Prince Sergei Nikititch Trubetzkoï (b. 10^th June 1829 o.s.; d. at Berlin, 2^nd June 1899 o.s.), sometime Grand Marshal of the Imperial Court, Ambassador to Persia, Actual PC, etc., second son of Prince Nikita Petrovitch Trubetzkoï, by his first wife, Princess Alexandra Alexandrovna, daughter of Alexander Nelidov. He d. at Versoix, Switzerland, 25^th September 1932, having had issue, two sons.
- c) Princess Kethavan [Ekaterina Iraklievna]. b. 1852. m. Prince Aleksandri [Alexander Ivanovitch] Zédginidze-Amilakhvari (b. 1845; d. 1919), son of Prince Ioani [Ivan Georgievitch] Zédginidze-Amilakhvari. She d. 1918.
- d) Princess Thamar [Tamara Iraklievna]. b. 1856. m. Prince Zakhari Jorjadze (b. 1847), son of Prince Aleksandri Jorjadze. She d. after 1918.
3) Prince Aleksandri Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Alexander Konstantinovitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. 15^th August 1817. Capt. of Artillery. m. H.S.H. Princess Ana [Anna Okropirovna] (m. second, after 1851, Alexander Albizzi, and d. 1898), elder daughter of H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Okropiri of Georgia, by his wife, H.H. The Most Brilliant Princess Ana, daughter of H.H.E. Count Pavel Ivanovitch Kutaïsov, sometime Grand Master of the Imperial Court. He d.s.p. 24^th August 1851 o.s. (bur. Piatigorsk).
4) H.E. Prince Giorgi Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Georgi Konstantinovitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. 16^th July 1820, educ. Imperial Coll. of Law, St Petersburg. Presdt. Erivan Tribunal of Justice 1849-1854, Mbr. Cncl. of the Viceroy of the Caucasus 1854, Actual Councillor of State 1857, PC 1864, Senator of the Empire 1866, Senator for the Central Direction of Caucasian Affairs 1874-1876, Sec. of State 1871. He d. unm. at Paris, 13^th January 1876 o.s. (bur. Mtzkheta).
5) H.E. Prince Mikeli Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Mikhail Konstantinovitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. 13^th November 1831, educ. Imperial Coll. of Law, St Petersburg. Served in the Moscow Procurature, Aulic Counsellor 1886, Counsellor of State (retd) 1904. m. at Moscow, 29^th April 1855 o.s., Princess Elisaveta Alexandrovna (b. 7^th September 1833 o.s.; d. at Moscow, 21^st September 1856 o.s., bur. Troitza Monastery), daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Dmitrievitch Ivinskii, of Samarino, Ranenburg, by his wife, Agrapena Ivanova, eldest daughter of H.E. Ivan Philippovitch Novosilzev, Counsellor of State, Senator, PC, etc. He d. at Tiflis, Georgia, 11^th May 1907 o.s., having had issue, an only son:

a) H.E. Prince Aleksandri Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Alexander Mikhailovitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. at Moscow, 29^th March 1856 o.s. Served in the Russo-Turkish War 1877-1878 at the siege of Kars, Provincial Sec. 1894, functionary of the special mission of the Viceroy of the Caucasus, Chamberlain of the Imperial Court, Councillor of State 1914. Archaeologist and man of letters. Rcvd: Knt. of the Orders of St Stanislas 2^nd class, St Anne 3^rd class, and St George 4^th class, and the Order of the Lion & Sun of Persia. m. at Mzkheta, Georgia, 25^th May 1879 o.s. Princess Nino (b. at Tiflis, 27^th October 1861 o.s.; d. at Versoix, Switzerland, 28^th January 1931) daughter of Prince Iosseb Tarkhan-Muravi, by his wife, Princess Varvara, daughter of Prince Makar Orbeliani. He d. at Versoix, Switzerland, 19^th January 1935, having had issue, five sons and three daughters:

i) Prince Mikeli Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Mikhail Alexandrovitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. at Tiflis, 2^nd September 1882 (twin with his sister Mariami). Cmsnd as Cornet Grodno Dragoons of the Guard, retd as Lieut Hussars of the Guard. m. at Tiflis, 1907, Princess Darejan [Daria Evguenievna] (b. 23^rd August 1885; accidentally k. at Tiflis, 1934), daughter of Prince Evgeni Kvabulidze [Kniaz Evgeni Davidovitch Kobulov], by his wife, Princess Nino Elizbarovna, daughter of Prince Elizbar Eristov. He was k. by the Bolsheviks, at Tiflis, Georgia, 1928/9, having had issue, one son and three daughters:

(1) Prince Aleksandri Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Alexander Mikhailovitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. at Warsaw, Poland, 21^st October 1909 o.s. m. Princess Nino Alexievna (b. 19^th December 1914 o.s.; d. 1981), daughter of Alexei Rishkov. He d. at Tiflis, Georgia, 6^th August 1978, having had issue, one son and one daughter:
- (a) Prince Mikeli Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Mikhail Alexandrovitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. at Rustavi, Georgia, 8^th November 1938. m. Princess Albina Nikolaievna (b. 22^nd May 1944), daughter of Nikolai Safronov. He has issue, two sons:
  - (i) Prince Aleksandri Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Alexander] Mikhailovitch Bagration-Mukhranski. b. at Rustavi, 18^th March 1973.
  - (ii) Prince Irakli Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Irakli Mikhailovitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. at Rustavi, 13^th February 1977.
- (a) Princess Irina [Kniazna Irina Alexandrovna]. b. at Rustavi, 28^th March 1942. m. ca. 1968, Vakhtang Kvatshadze (b. 19^th Mar 1937). She had issue, two sons.
(1) Princess Irina Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniazna Irina Mikhailrovna Bagration-Mukhranskaya]. b. at Tiflis, 15^th October 1908. She d. there, 1912.
(2) Princess Nino Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniazna Nina Mikhailrovna Bagration-Mukhranskaya]. b. 1910. She d. unm. at Tiflis, 1930.
(3) Princess Elisabed [Kniaginia Elizaveta Mikhailovna Bagrationi-Mukhranskaya]. b. at Tiflis, Kartli, 31^st May 1919 o.s. m. Prince Iossif Sumbatashvili (b. 1917), son of Prince Giorgi Sumbatishvili. She d. 2001, having had issue, one son, who used the name of Bagrationi:

(a) Alexsander Iosifovich Bagrationi. b. at Tbilisi, 29^th September 1952. m. Princess Tamar Tengizovna Lordkipanidze (b. at Tbilisi, 1954). He had issue, one son and one daughter:

(i) Aleksander Aleksandrovich Bagrationi. b. at Tbilisi, 1975.
(i) Natalia Aleksandrovna Bagrationi. b. at Tbilisi, 1987.

ii) Prince George Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Giorgi Alexandrovitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. at Tiflis, 17^th March 1886 o.s. Served with the Mission of the Governor of St Petersburg, Adj. for Pristav for the Imperial Duma. m. at St Petersburg, 15^th January 1912 o.s., Princess Olga Alexeievna (b. at St Petersburg, 9^th July 1893 o.s.; m. second, at Brussels, 29^th May 1950, as his second wife, Prince Mikhail Anatolievitch Gagarine, and d. at Garches, Hautes-de-Seine, France, 15^th April 1969), daughter of Major-General H.E. Alexei Nikolaievitch Sinelnikov, late Chevalier Guards, Actual Councillor of State, etc., by his wife, Nadejda Ivanovna, second daughter of H.H.E. Ivan Nikolaievitch Durnovo, sometime Grand Marshal of the Nobility of Chernigov, Governor of Ekaterinoslav, PC, Senator, Sec. of State for the Interior, Presdt. of the Cncl. of Ministers, etc. He d. at Wiesbaden, Germany, 29^th June 1922, having had issue, three sons:
- (1) Prince Aleksi Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Alexei Georgievitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. at St Petersburg, 1^st January 1913 o.s.. m. at Paris, France, 26^th June 1943 (div. 1948), Princess Salomé (b. at Baku, 9^th December 1912 o.s.; m. second, 1949, as his second wife, Aldo Zarp, by whom she had issue, one son and two daughters and d. at Casablanca, Morocco, 9^th January 1957), fifth daughter of Prince Iosseb Dadiani [Iossif Yulonovitch Dadianov], by his wife, Princess Thamar, daughter of Prince Giorgi Tarkhan-Muravi. He d.s.p. at Garches, Hautes-de-Seine, France, 23^rd January 1982.
- (2) Prince Konstantini Bagration de Moukhrani [Kniaz Konstantin Georgievitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. at St Petersburg, 5^th October 1915 o.s. Agronomist at Pau, France. m. at Villeneuve d'Ornon, France, 2^nd June 1953, Princess Monique (b. at Mussidan, France, 2^nd December 1925), daughter of Jean-Louis Pauliac, of Bordeaux, France, by his wife, Marie Marguerite Yvette, née Gerbeaud. He d. at Tiflis, 13^th April 1992, having had issue, one son and one daughter:
  - (a) Prince Alexandré Bagration de Moukhrani. b. at Talence, France, 4^th August 1956.
  - (a) H.H. Princess Khétévane Bagration de Moukhrani. b. at Talence, France, 20^th July 1954. Georgian Ambassador to the Holy See since 2005. m. at Rome, Italy, 6^th June 1978, Prince Don Raimondo Umberto Maria Orsini d'Aragona (b. at Rome, 18^th November 1931), a Patritian, Conscript and Noble of Rome, Patritian of Naples, Venice, Genoa, and Ancona, Noble of Corneto, and Hon Noble of Forlì, Hon. Citizen of Georgia 25^th September 2003, only son of H.E. Prince Don Lelio Nicolò Orsini d'Aragona, sometime Brig-Gen. of the Guardia Nobile in the Holy See, by his wife, Princess Donna Luigia [Luisa] Orsini d'Aragona, eldest daughter of Major-Gen. H.E. The Noble Edoardo Ettore Giovanni Vittorio (Rignon), 3^rd Count Rignon, Royal Italian Artillery. She had issue, one son and three daughters.
- (3) Prince Michael Bagration-Mukhranski [Mikeli Bagrationi of Mukhrani]. b. at Tiflis, 11^th August 1920. Served with UNESCO Paris. m. at Paris, France, 26^th April 1942, Princess Minodora (b. at Baku, Georgia, 11^th August 1918; d. at Paris, France, 10^th September 1985), daughter of Akazius Methodievitch Khoshtaria, by his wife, Minodora, née Turkija. He d. at Paris, France, 1^st August 2008 (bur. Montparnasse Cemetery), having had issue, an only daughter:
  - (a) Princess Tamara Bagration-Mukhranski. b. at Paris, France, 23^rd April 1950.
iii) Prince Ioani Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Ivan Alexandrovitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. at Alkhalkalaki, July 1887. He d. at Tiflis, 8^th August 1888.
iv) Captain H.S.H. Prince Konstantini Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Konstantin Alexandrovitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. at St Petersburg, 2^nd March 1889 o.s., educ. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Cmsnd. 2^nd-Lieut. Erivan Grenadiers 1909, transf. Cornet Chevalier Guards, prom. Lieut. 1913, prom. Capt. 1914, ADC to the Emperor Nikolai II 1913, served in the Great War in Poland and Galicia, transf. Erivan Grenadiers 1915. Confirmed in his rank as a Georgian dynast informally by Emperor Nikolai II, 1911. Rcvd: Cross of the Order of St George (posth. 1915). m. at Pavlovsk, St Petersburg, 21^st August 1911 o.s., H.H. Princess Tatiana Konstantinova (b. at St Petersburg, 11^th January 1890 o.s.; m. second, at Geneva, 9^th November 1921, Colonel Alexander Vasilievitch Koroshenzov, late Mounted Grenadier Guards, and d. at the Mount of Olives Convent, Jerusalem, 28^th August 1979, bur. there), became a nun in 1946, and served as Abbess and Superior of the Orthodox Convent of the Mount of Olives under the name of Mother Tamara, eldest daughter of General of Infantry H.I.H. Grand Duke Konstantin Konstantinovitch of Russia, by his wife, H.I.H. Grand Duchess Elisaveta Mavrikievna, née Elisabeth Auguste Marie Agnes, Princess of Saxe-Altenburg, Duchess of Saxony, second daughter of General of Cavalry H.H. Moritz Franz Friedrich Constantin Alexander Heinrich August Carl Albrecht, Prince of Saxe-Altenburg, Duke of Saxony. He was k-i-a. at Yaroslav, near Lemberg, Galicia, 19^th May 1915 o.s. (bur. Mtzkheta), having had issue, one son and one daughter:
- (1) Prince Taymuraz Bagration-Mukhranski. b. at Pavlovsk, 21^st August 1912. Cmsnd. as Lieut. Royal Yugoslav Army and served in WW2, emigrated to the USA and joined Tolstoy Foundation 1949, Exec. Dir. 1979-1986, Presdt. 1986-1992. m. (first) at Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 27^th October 1940, Princess Catherine [Ekaterina Stepanovna] (b. at London, 4^th July 1919; d. at Neuilly-sur-Seine, France, 20^th December 1946 (or 20^th February-Dumin), bur. St Geneviève-des-Bois Orthodox Cemetery, Essonne), daughter of Stepan Racic, by his wife, Pava, née Pasic. m. (second) at New York City, USA, 27^th November 1949, Princess Irina Sergeyevna (b. at Neuilly-sur-Seine, France, 26^th September 1925), daughter of Count Sergey Alexandrovitch Tchernycheff-Bezobrazoff, by his wife, Countess Elisabeth Dmitrievna, daughter of Count Dmitri Sergeyevitch Sheremeteff. He d.s.p. at New York City, USA, 10^th April 1992.
- (2) Princess Nathalie [Lady Johnston]. b. at Yalta, Crimea, 19^th April 1914. Rcvd: CStJ. m. at London, 22^nd April 1944, Sir Charles Hepburn Johnston, GCMG (1.1.1971, KCMG 1.1.1959, CMG 1.6.1953), KStJ (16.11.1960) (b. at London, 11^th March 1912; d. there, 23^rd April 1986), educ. Winchester, and Balliol Coll., Oxford, joined HM Diplomatic Service 1936, Third Sec. Tokyo 1939-1941, First Sec. Cairo 1945-1948, and Madrid 1948-1955, Head of China & Korea Dept. 1952-1954, Counsellor Bonn 1954-1955, Ambassador to Jordan 1956-1959, Governor and C-in-C of Aden and High Cmsnr. for the Protectorate of South Arabia 1959-1963, High Cmsnr. in Australia 1965-1971, Chair. and Co. Dir. 1971-1974, eldest son of Ernest Johnston, Esq., of Cocks Hut, Reigate, Surrey, by his wife, Emma, née Hepburn. She d. at London, 26^th August 1984.
v) Prince Kirion Bagrationi of Mukhrani Kyrill Alexandrovitch Bagration-Mukhranski]. b. at Tiflis, 5^th February and d. there, 17^th February 1898 o.s.
i) Princess Elizabed [Kniazna Elisaveta Alexandrovna]. b. Tiflis, 14^th April 1880 o.s. Maid of Honour to the Empress of Russia. m. (first) 23^rd October 1899 o.s. (div.) Boris Sergeievitch Sheremetev (b. at St Petersburg, 8^th January 1871 o.s.; d. at Paris, France, 17^th April 1952), late ofcr. Nijegorod Dragoons, elder son of General H.H.E Sergei Alexeievitch Sheremetev, sometime Viceroy of the Caucasus and ADC General to the Emperor of Russia, by his wife, H.S.H. Princess Evdokia Borisovna, sometime Maid of Honour, daughter of General H.S.H. Prince Boris Dmitrievitch Galitzine, sometime ADC General to the Emperor of Russia, by whom she had issue, one son and one daughter. m. (second) 14^th April 1914, Colonel The Noble Don Marco Morozzo dei marchesei di Rocca de' Baldi, Marchese di Bianzé-Torrisella, Count di Morozzo, etc. (b. at Turin, Italy, 10^th May 1881; d. at Roccadebaldi, 6^th November 1945), 2^nd-Lieut. Bersaglieri Corps 8/9/1900, retd. as Col., recognised in the rank and titles of Marchese di Bianzé, Conte di Morozzo, Nobile dei Marchesi di Rocca de' Baldi, Nobile dei Signori del Marchesato di Ceva and Nobile di Mondovi 29^th October 1937, rcvd: Knt. of the Order of the Crown of Italy, etc., second son of Lieutenant-General H.E. The Noble Don Constantino Morozzo dei marchesei di Rocca de' Baldi, Nobile di Mondovi, by his first wife, The Noble Donna Angelica, daughter of Timoteo Piano Lavaria. She d. at Verona, 8^th April 1915.
ii) Princess Mariami Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniazna Maria Alexandrovna Bagration-Mukhranskaya]. b. Akhalkalki, 2^nd September 1882 o.s. (twin with her brother Mikel). She d. unm. at Tiflis, 16^th February 1939.
iii) Princess Anaztazia [Kniazna Anastasia Alexandrovna]. b. Akhalkalki, 30^th January 1885 o.s. m. on board the Battleship Peter & Paul, while in the Gulf of Finland, 15^th October 1905 o.s., Captain Vassili Dmitrievitch Yakovlev (b. 13^th March 1882 o.s.; d. 1937), Frigate Capt. IRN 1913, ADC to the Minister of the Navy 1914. She d. 1972, having had issue, three sons and four daughters.

1) Princess Kethavan. b. 1825. She d. young?
2) Princess Mariami [Mari]. b. 1828. She d. young?

[1842 - 1895] Lieutenant-General H.E. Prince Ioani Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Kniaz Ivan Konstantinovitch Bagration-Mukhranski], Head of the Princely House of Mukhrani. b. 7^th February 1812 o.s., educ. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Cmsnd. Ensign Nijegorod Dragoons 1830, attached Caucasian special corps 1833, transf. Grenadiers of the Guard 1833, prom. Lieut-Col. 1842, prom. Col. and cdt. Erivan Regt. 1849-1851, prom. Maj-Gen. 1851, cdt. Grenadier reserve bde. 1853-1858, distinguished at the battle of Bachkadykliar 1853, prom. Lieut-Gen. 1858, cdt. 18^th infantry dvsn. 1858, ADC to the Emperor, Grand Marshal of the Nobility of Tiflis 1885-1891. Rcvd: Knt. of the Orders of the White Eagle (1875), St Stanislas 1^st class (1854), St Vladimir 3^rd class with crossed swords (1850), and St George 3^rd class (1853). m. 1836, H.S.H. Princess Nino [Nina Levanovna] (b. at Muri, Mingrelia, 1816; d. at Mtzkheta, 28^th October 1886 o.s.), sometime Maid of Honour to the Empress of Russia, rcvd: Lesser Cross of the Order of St Catherine, elder daughter of Lieutenant-General His Splendour The Pious Prince of High Rank Levanti V Dadiani, Duke of Dukes of Mingrelia, by his wife, Her Splendour The Pious Princess of High Rank Marfa Zurabovna, daughter of Major-General His Splendour The Pious Prince of High Rank Zurab Tsereteli, sometime Lord Chamberlain of the Court of Imereti. He d. at Tiflis, 11^th March 1895 o.s., having had issue, an only son:

1) H.E. Prince Konstantini Bagrationi of Mukhrani, Head of the Princely House of Mukhrani - see below.

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