Index of Georgia (country)-related articles

For articles (arranged alphabetically) related to Georgia, see Category:Georgia (country)

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 * .ge

A

 * Abasha
 * Abashidze, Aslan
 * Abdushelishvili, Malkhaz
 * Abkhaz alphabet
 * Abkhaz language
 * Abkhazi, Kote
 * Abkhazia
 * Abkhaz–Georgian conflict
 * Abkhazian Regional Academy of Sciences
 * Abkhazians
 * Abo Tbileli
 * Aeetes
 * Aiba, Garri
 * Ajaria
 * Ajaria crisis, 2004
 * Aka Morchiladze
 * Akhalkalaki
 * Akhaltsikhe
 * Akunin, Boris
 * Alasania, Irakli
 * Alaverdi (monastery)
 * Alavidze
 * Ali Bey Al-Kabir
 * Ambrosi
 * Amilakhvari, Dimitri
 * Amtsakhara
 * Ananiashvili, Nino
 * Ankvab, Alexander
 * Anthem of the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic
 * Antim Iverianul
 * April 9, 1989 Massacre
 * Archaeopolis
 * Ardzinba, Vladislav
 * Arshak I of Iberia
 * Artag of Iberia
 * Arveladze, Shota
 * Asatiani, Lado
 * August Uprising in Georgia
 * Avalishvili, Zurab
 * Azmaiparashvili, Zurab
 * Azo (Georgian history)

B

 * Bachkovo Monastery
 * Bacurios Hiberios
 * Bagapsh, Sergei
 * Bagrat I the Little
 * Bagrat III of Georgia
 * Bagrat III of Imereti
 * Bagrat IV of Georgia
 * Bagration, Jorge de
 * Bagration, Pyotr
 * Bagrationi, Alexandre
 * Bagrationi, Teimuraz
 * Bagrationi, Vakhushti
 * Bagrationi
 * Bakhtadze, Mamuka
 * Bakuriani
 * Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline
 * Balanchine, George
 * Baramidze, Giorgi
 * Batonishvili
 * Bats language
 * Battle of Basian
 * Battle of Chalagani
 * Battle of Didgori
 * Battle of Digomi
 * Battle of Krtsanisi
 * Battle of Sasireti
 * Battle of Shamkor
 * Batumi
 * Beria, Lavrenty
 * Bolnisi
 * Borjomi
 * Borodin, Alexander
 * Burchuladze, Paata
 * Burjanadze, Nino
 * Byzantine–Georgian wars
 * Byzeres

C

 * Cabinet of Bidzina Ivanishvili
 * Cabinet of Giorgi Kvirikashvili, first
 * Cabinet of Giorgi Kvirikashvili, second
 * Cabinet of Irakli Garibashvili
 * Cabinet of Mamuka Bakhtadze
 * Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia
 * Caucasian Iberia
 * Caucasian Iberians
 * Caucasus Airlines
 * Chalybes
 * Chanturia, Giorgi
 * Chiaberashvili, Zurab
 * Chiatura
 * Chibirov, Ludwig
 * Chiburdanidze, Maia
 * Chikobava, Arnold
 * Chikvaidze, Aleksandr
 * Chilashvili, Levan
 * Cholokashvili, Kakutsa
 * Choloki River
 * Irakli Chubinishvili
 * Chuburkhindji
 * Coat of Arms of Georgia
 * Colchis
 * Colchians
 * Commonwealth of Independent States
 * Communist Party of Abkhazia
 * Communist Party of Georgia
 * Constantine I of Imereti
 * Cooperation for a Green Future
 * Culture of Georgia

D

 * Dadeshkeliani, Kati
 * Dadeshkeliani, Konstantine
 * Dadeshkeliani
 * Dadiani, Andria
 * Dadiani, Salome
 * Dadiani
 * David Soslani
 * David IV of Georgia
 * David V of Georgia
 * David VI Narin
 * David VII Ulu
 * David VIII of Georgia
 * Demetre I
 * Demetre II of Georgia
 * Democratic Republic of Georgia
 * Democratic Union for Revival
 * Demographics of Georgia
 * Diaokhi
 * Dideba zetsit kurtheuls
 * Didube metro station, Tbilisi
 * FC Dinamo Tbilisi
 * Djergenia, Anri
 * Dmanisi
 * Dodashvili, Solomon
 * Dogonadze, Revaz
 * Dolidze, Ana
 * Drilae
 * Duke, Vernon
 * Dusheti
 * Dvali, Gia

E

 * Economy of Georgia
 * Egrisi
 * Elections in Abkhazia
 * Elections in Georgia (country)
 * Elections in South Ossetia
 * Embryon
 * Empire of Trebizond
 * Ensemble Georgika
 * Erekle II
 * Esebua, Kristine

F

 * Farnadjom of Iberia
 * FC Tbilisi
 * FC WIT Georgia
 * Flag of Abkhazia
 * Flag of Ajaria
 * Flag of Georgia (country)
 * Flag of the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic
 * Foreign relations of Georgia (country)
 * Freedom Movement (Georgia)

G

 * Gabadadze, Gregory
 * Gagra
 * Gagulia, Gennady
 * Gali
 * Gamkrelidze, David
 * Gamkrelidze, Tamaz
 * Gamsakhurdia, Konstantine
 * Gamsakhurdia, Zviad
 * Gaprindashvili, Nona
 * Gegechkori, Evgeni
 * Gelati Monastery
 * Geography of Georgia (country)
 * Georgia (country)
 * Georgia at the 1996 Summer Olympics
 * Georgia at the 2000 Summer Olympics
 * Georgia at the 2004 Summer Olympics
 * Georgia legislative election, 2003
 * Georgia legislative election, 2004
 * Georgia national football team
 * Georgia national football team results
 * Georgia national rugby union team
 * Georgia presidential election, 2004
 * Georgia Tbilisi TV Broadcasting Tower
 * Georgia Train and Equip Program
 * Georgian Academy of Sciences
 * Georgian Airways
 * Georgian alphabet
 * The Georgian Charter of Journalistic Ethics
 * Georgian Civil Aviation Administration
 * Georgian Civil War
 * Georgian Co-Investment Fund
 * Georgian Football Federation
 * Georgian grammar
 * Georgian International Academy
 * Georgian Jews
 * Georgian Labour Party
 * Georgian language
 * Georgian Legion (1914–18)
 * Georgian Legion (1941–45)
 * Georgian Military Road
 * Georgian mythology
 * Georgian National Airlines
 * Georgian Orthodox and Apostolic Church
 * Georgian people
 * Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic
 * Georgian State Electrosystem
 * Georgian Technical University
 * Georgian United Communist Party
 * Georgian Uprising of Texel
 * Georgian verb paradigm
 * Georgian–Armenian War
 * Georgian–Ossetian conflict
 * Georgians in Iran
 * German involvement in Georgian–Abkhaz conflict
 * Giorgadze, Igor
 * Giorgi I of Georgia
 * Giorgi II of Georgia
 * Giorgi III of Georgia
 * Giorgi IV of Georgia
 * Giorgi VI of Georgia
 * Giorgi XI of Kartli
 * Golden Fleece
 * Gongadze Georgiy R.
 * Gordeli, Otar
 * Gori
 * Gori District
 * Green Party (Georgia)
 * Gregory Pakourianos
 * GUAM Organization for Democracy and Economic Development
 * Gudauta
 * Gugars
 * Gugushvili, Bessarion
 * Guria
 * Gvaladze, Evgen

H

 * Healthcare in Georgia
 * Heniochi
 * Hereti
 * History of Ajaria
 * History of Georgia

I

 * Iakob Tsurtaveli
 * Iberian War
 * Ibero-Caucasian languages
 * Ikalto
 * Ilia II
 * Saint Ilia the Righteous
 * Imereti
 * Industry will save Georgia
 * Ingorokva, Pavle
 * Intellectuals League of Georgia
 * Ioseliani, Jaba
 * Ioseliani, Otar
 * ISO 3166-2:GE

J

 * Janashia, Nikoloz
 * Janashia, Simon
 * Japaridze, Tedo
 * Java, Georgia
 * Javakhishvili, Ivane
 * Jumber Patiashvili – Unity
 * Jvari (disambiguation)

K

 * Kakabadze, Sargis
 * Kakheti
 * Kaladze, Kakha
 * Kancheli, Giya
 * Kartli
 * Kartl-Kakheti
 * Kartveli, Alexander
 * Kaskians
 * Kasrashvili, Makvala
 * Keda, Georgia
 * Kelesh Bey, Prince of Abkhazia
 * Kereselidze, Leo
 * Ketevan the Martyr
 * Khadjimba, Raul
 * Khashba, Nodar
 * Khevsureti
 * Khizanishvili, Zurab
 * Kingdom of Abkhazia
 * Kingdom of Kakheti
 * Kingdom of Kartli
 * Kingdom of Kartl-Kakheti
 * Kingdom of Georgia
 * Kitovani, Tengiz
 * Kmara
 * Kobuleti
 * Kodori Valley
 * Kokkai
 * Kokoity, Eduard
 * Kostava, Merab
 * Kutaisi
 * Kvinitadze Giorgi

L

 * Labadze, Irakli
 * Lagodekhi
 * Lari (Georgia)
 * Laz language
 * Laz people
 * Lazica
 * Lazic War
 * Lentekhi
 * LGBT rights in Georgia
 * Likani
 * List of cities in Georgia
 * List of foreign ministers of Abkhazia
 * List of Georgian Wars
 * List of Georgian writers
 * List of Georgians
 * List of political parties in Abkhazia
 * List of political parties in Georgia
 * List of political parties in South Ossetia
 * List of prime ministers of Abkhazia
 * List of Tbilisi Metro stations
 * List of the Kings of Georgia
 * Lugela Valley

M

 * Machelones
 * Macrones
 * Maglakelidze, Shalva
 * Mamardashvili, Merab
 * Manraloi
 * March 9 Massacre in Tbilisi, 1956
 * Margvelashvili, Giorgi
 * Margvelashvili, Giorgi
 * Margwelaschwili, Giwi
 * Margwelaschwili, Tite
 * Marr, Nikolay
 * Martvili
 * Mayakovsky, Vladimir
 * Mazniashvili, Giorgi
 * Mchedlidze Guram
 * Medea
 * Megrelian language
 * Melikishvili, Giorgi
 * Melua, Katie
 * Mengrelia
 * Merabishvili, Vano
 * Meshech
 * Meskheti
 * Mestia
 * Michael I of Imereti
 * Mikheil, Prince of Abkhazia
 * Miles, Richard (diplomat)
 * Military of Georgia
 * Mirian I of Iberia
 * Mirian II of Iberia
 * Mirian III of Iberia
 * Misimians
 * Mislimov, Shirali
 * Mkhedrioni
 * Monastery of the Cross
 * Mossynoeci
 * Mount Kazbek
 * Mtkvari
 * Mtskheta
 * Music of Georgia
 * Mushki
 * Muskhelishvili, Nikoloz
 * Mzhavanadze, Vasily

N

 * Nadareishvili, Tamaz
 * Nadarejshvili, Zurab
 * Narikala fortress
 * National Democratic Alliance (Georgia)
 * National Democratic Party (Georgia)
 * New Communist Party of Georgia
 * New Right (Georgia)
 * Niko the Boer
 * Nino (Saint)
 * Nogaideli, Zurab
 * Nutsubidze, Shalva

O

 * Okruashvili, Irakli
 * Okudjava, Bulat
 * Oni, Georgia
 * Ossetic language
 * Ottoman invasion of western Georgia (1703)
 * Otyrba, Gueorgui
 * Ozgan, Konstantin

P

 * Paliashvili, Zakharia
 * Papashvily, George
 * Parajanov, Sergei
 * Parnavaz I of Iberia
 * Parnavaz II of Iberia
 * Patarkatsishvili, Badri
 * Pelasgian
 * People's Front (Georgia)
 * Peradze, Grigol
 * Peter the Iberian
 * Phasians
 * Pirosmanashvili, Niko
 * Politics of Georgia (country)
 * Post-Soviet states
 * Poti
 * President of Georgia
 * President of South Ossetia
 * Prime Minister of Georgia
 * Princes of Abkhazia

Q

 * Q'vareli

R

 * Racha
 * Radde, Gustav
 * Razikashvili, Levan
 * Religion and religious freedom in Georgia
 * Republican Party (Abkhazia)
 * Revival (Abkhazia)
 * Revived Communist Party of Georgia
 * Rhadamistus
 * Rightist Opposition
 * Rioni River
 * Rizhvadze, Tornike
 * Robakidze, Grigol
 * Roelofs, Sandra
 * Roman Catholicism in Georgia
 * Roman Georgia
 * Rose Revolution
 * Roustan
 * Rustavi 2 TV
 * Rustavi
 * Rustavi Choir
 * Rusudan

S

 * Saakashvili, Mikheil
 * Sachkhere
 * Samtredia
 * Samtskhe-Saatabago
 * Samtskhe-Javakheti
 * Sanaia, Giorgi
 * Sanakoyev, Igor
 * Sanigs
 * Sarishvili-Chanturia, Irine
 * Saspers
 * Saurmag of Iberia
 * Şavşat
 * Sayat-Nova
 * Screeve
 * Shakryl, Tamara
 * Shalikashvili, John
 * Shamba, Sergey
 * Shartava, Zhiuli
 * Shaumyan, Stepan
 * Shevardnadze, Eduard
 * Şeytan Castle
 * Shida Kartli
 * Shorapani
 * Shota Rustaveli State Prize
 * Shota Rustaveli
 * Shuakhevi
 * Shushanik
 * Siege of Phasis
 * Sien
 * Sigua, Tengiz
 * Since Otar Left
 * Sissaouri, Guivi
 * Solomon I of Imereti
 * Solomon II of Imereti
 * South Caucasian languages
 * South Caucasus
 * South Ossetia
 * Soviet Union
 * Stalin, Joseph
 * Statue of Medea
 * Subdivisions of Georgia
 * Sukhumi
 * Supreme Council of the Republic of Georgia
 * Svan language
 * Svaneti

T

 * Tabal
 * Tabidze, Galaktion
 * Takaishvili, Ekvtime
 * Taktakishvili, Otar
 * Tamar of Georgia
 * Taochi
 * Tao-Klarjeti
 * Tariverdiev Mikael
 * Tavisupleba
 * Tbilisi
 * Tbilisi hijacking incident
 * Tbilisi Metro
 * Tbilisi State University
 * Telavi
 * Telecommunications in Georgia
 * Terek River
 * Tetri Giorgi
 * Tetri
 * Tetritsqaro
 * Tibareni
 * The Knight in the Panther's Skin
 * Toradze, Alexander
 * Tmogvi earthquake, 1088
 * Tornike Eristavi
 * Transair Georgia airliner shootdowns
 * Transcaucasian Democratic Federative Republic
 * Transcaucasian SFSR
 * Transportation in Georgia (country)
 * Treaty of Georgievsk
 * Tsaava, Londer
 * Tsereteli, Akaki
 * Tsereteli, Giorgi
 * Tsereteli, Grigol
 * Tsereteli, Irakli
 * Tsereteli, Mikheil
 * Tsereteli, Vasil
 * Tsereteli, Zurab
 * Tskhinvali
 * Tsq'altubo
 * Tsugba, Vyacheslav
 * Turashvili, David

U

 * Union of Citizens of Georgia
 * Union of Georgian Traditionalists
 * United Abkhazia
 * United National Movement (Georgia)
 * United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia
 * Unity (Georgia)
 * Usupov, Raul
 * Utupurshi
 * Uznadze, Dimitri

V

 * Vakhtang I Gorgasali
 * Vakhtang II of Georgia
 * Vakhtang III of Georgia
 * Vakhtang VI of Kartli
 * Vani
 * Varshalomidze, Levan
 * Vazha-Pshavela
 * Voronya Cave

Z

 * Zakariadze, Sergo
 * Zan people
 * Zhordania, Noe
 * Zhvania, Zurab
 * Zourabichvili, Salome
 * Zugdidi
 * Zviadists
 * Zydretae