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mingrelia (noun): Refers to a historical region in western Georgia, often used to describe cultural or geographical aspects of the area
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- Alternative form of Samegrelo
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Helena is also credited with the embellishment of the church of Gordi in Mingrelia.
It is made traditionally in Mingrelia and in Abkhazia.
The third force was landed by the Ottoman navy in Mingrelia.
The Mingrelia region.
The uprising then spread to Guria and Mingrelia.
A few months earlier, Mingrelia had become part of the Russian Empire as an autonomous principality.
Principality of Mingrelia.
The Kochakidze ( Georgian, ქოჩაკიძე ) was a Georgian noble family from the province of Mingrelia Odishi.
Prince of Mingrelia.
He is dead now, but his cause lives on in periodic insurrections in Mingrelia.
Giorgi fled to Abkhazia and returned to Mingrelia after the death of Katsia in 1710.
Simon 's wife and son were taken to Mingrelia.
In 1867, Dadiani formally abdicated the throne and Mingrelia was directly incorporated into the Russian Empire.
She was a daughter of Katsia-Giorgi Dadiani, a member of the princely house of Mingrelia.
Under his rule, Mingrelia became largely independent from the disintegrating Kingdom of Georgia in the 1460s.
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Giorgi then executed Manuchar and attempted to seize Mingrelia by force, but failed.
Kharcho ( ხარჩო ) - Soup made of beef, rice, cherry plums and walnuts from Mingrelia.
He 's a relation from Mingrelia.
Sulguni ( სულგუნი ) - One of the most famous cheese in Georgia, from Mingrelia.
In 1714, Bejan Chikovani became Prince of Mingrelia and assumed the dynastic name of Dadiani.
Thus, these two western Georgian polities united under the princes of Mingrelia.
Sulguni ( სულგუნი ), One of the most famous cheeses in Georgia, from Mingrelia.
He had a son, Liparit II Dadiani, the future ruler of Mingrelia.
The unresolved dispute over Lechkhumi, however, quickly led to a renewed conflict between Imereti and Mingrelia.
Levan IV Dadiani, Levan 's son by a concubine and his successor as Prince of Mingrelia.
Since the early 19th century, this toponym has been supplanted by Samegrelo Mingrelia.
Among others, he constructed a cathedral at Chkondidi ( later known as Martvili ) in Samegrelo Mingrelia.
However, the Ottomans, fearful of an emerging alliance, compelled Alexander to restore Otia to Mingrelia.
In 1638, Rostom concluded a strategic marital alliance with the Dadiani princely dynasty of Mingrelia.
