ISBN:
9798886978483
Language:
English
Pages:
1 online resource (282 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Series Statement:
Georgian Classics Series
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als
DDC:
939.536
Keywords:
Social structure-Georgia
;
Georgia-Social conditions
;
Georgia-History
;
Electronic books
Abstract:
Intro -- Contents -- Introduction from the Editor -- Giorgi Melikishvili and His Book "History of Ancient Georgia" -- Acknowledgment -- Preface -- List of Abbreviations -- Chapter I -- Georgian Political and Ethnic Formations in the Hellenistic Era -- 1. Mtskheta, the Capital of the Kartli Kingdom -- 2. The Third Century B.C., the Epoch of the Strength of the Kartli Kingdom -- 3. Relationship of the Kartli Kingdom with Its Neighboring Mountain Tribes and the Population of Ereti (West Albania) -- 4. Relationship of Kartli with the Seleucids. Deterioration of the External Political Situation for the Kartli Kingdom at the Beginning of the Second Century B.C. Relationships with Armenia and Parthia during the Second ( First Centuries B.C. -- 5. The Population of the Southeast and East Coast of the Black Sea in the Third - First Centuries B.C. -- a) Southeastern Coast of the Black Sea -- b) Central Parts of Colchis -- c) The Northern Regions of Colchis -- 6. Development of the Early Slave-Owning, Social-Economic Relations in the Kingdom of Kartli in the Hellenistic Epoch -- Chapter II -- Georgia at the Late Stage of the Early Slave-Owning Relations (I-III Centuries A.D.) -- 1. Roman Campaigns of Conquest in Iberia and Colchis. Interrelations between Colchis and Iberia with Rome and Neighboring Countries in the Middle and in the Second Half of the First Century A.D. -- 2. The Strengthening of the Kartli Kingdom (Iberia) in the First ( Second Centuries A.D. -- 3. The Population of the Historic Colchis in the First Century A.D. The Formation and Strengthening of the Kingdom of Lazica -- 4. The Kartli Kingdom in the Third Century A.D. -- Chapter III -- The Issues of the Social-Economic System and the Structure and Organization of the Kartli State in the First Centuries A.D. -- 1. Rural Community. Community Members.
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