Bagration-Davitashvili

The House of Bagration-Davitishvili (Georgian: ბაგრატიონ-დავითიშვილი) is a Georgian noble family, a cadet branch of the Kakhetian line of the royal Bagration dynasty. In turn, Kakhetian line descends from George VIII, last king of the united Georgian kingdom and first king of Kakheti.

Bagration-Davitishvili ბაგრატიონ-დავითიშვილები
Parent family	Bagrationi dynasty
Country	Kingdom of Kartli, Kingdom of Kartli-Kakheti
Current region	Shida Kartli, Sadavitishvilo's principality.
Earlier spellings	Bagrationi, Tval-damtsvirishvili, Davitishvili
Place of origin	Kingdom of Kakheti
Founded	1511
Founder	Demetre Bagrationi (1472-1513), crown prince of Kakheti
Current head	disputed
Final ruler	prince Zaal Davitishvili (1744-1801)
Seat	Dirbi, Broti, Sative, Bebnisi, Nuli, Abano, Ptsa, Tormaneuli, Tmihzrevi, Brotstleti, Stkotsa, Glibrevi, Gvereti, Bani, Tsablovana, Tihrevi
Titles	Tavadi
Connected families	Bagration-Davidov
Cadet branches	Ramazishvili

History

Their ancestry of this line of the family traces back to the Kakhetian prince Davit whose father, Demetre, was blinded by his brother George II the Wicked after the latter killed his reigning father Alexander I, and usurped the crown in 1511.^[1]

His descendants, now named Bagration-Davitishvili, fled Kingdom of Kakheti to the neighboring Georgian Kingdom of Kartli, where they persisted as a princely family.

After the annexation of Georgia by Imperial Russia, the family, in the person of Prince Solomon Bagration-Davitashvili (1796-1859), was confirmed in princely dignity in the Russian Empire (Russian: Багратионы-Давыдовы, Bagration-Davidov or Bagration-Davidoff) on December 21, 1849.^[2]

See also

Bagration-davitishvilis Noble branch^[3]

Alexander I (1454–1511) King of Kakheti 1476–1511

Bagration-Davitishvili branch

George II (1469–1513) King of Kakheti 1511–1513

King's younger brother Prince Demetrius (Demetre batonishvili) (b.1472-d.after 1513)

Levan (1504–1574) King of Kakheti 1518–1574

David

United Kingdom of Kartli-Kakheti

Ramaz Davitishvili

Constantine (?–1590)

David (~†1635)

Ramazi (~†1634)

Elizbar (~1605-1666)

Kaikhosro ×

Khokhona (~†1666)

Elizbar (~†1666)

David (~1675-1725)

Resettled in Russia

Ivane

Mikheil

Elizbar (~1688-1738)

Boros

Mikheil (1749-1785)

Giorgi (~1709-1782)

Nikoloz

Elisabed ×

Anastasia ×

Zaal (~1744-1801)

Pavle ×

Nikoloz ×

Irine ×

Maria ×

Rostom (~1776-1806)

Solomon (1796-1859)

Giorgi (1809-1888)

Edisher (1823-1874)

Nikoloz (1848-?)

Ephrem

Bagrat (1857-1924)

Solomon (1862-1924)

Vasil (1864-1943)

Archil (1882-1958) ×

Constantine (1886-1949)

Aleksandre (1879-1947)

Giorgi (1900-1976)

david (1894-1924) ×

Shalva (1897-1956)

Dimitri (1900-1937)

Ilia (1902-1924)

Adam (1895-1948)

Irakli (Jano) (1909-1979)

Natalia (b.1922)

Nikoloz (1909-1981)

Constantine (b.1946)

Otar (1922-1997)

Givi (1927-2002)

Tinatin (b.1930)

Shota (b.1936)

Julia (b.1924)

Edisher (1928-2004)

Merab (1933-1992)

Jansug (b.1938)

Giorgi (b.1946)

Nodar (b.1937)

Nana (b.1939)

Neli (b.1946)

Irine (b.1970)

Giorgi (1977-1993) ×

Ala (b.1952)

Tsiala (b.1959)

Irine (b.1956)

Mukhran (b.1959)

Nino (b.1968)

Khatuna (b.1970)

Mamuka (b.1970)

Rusudan (b.1961)

Mariam (b.1962)

Tariel (b.1966)

Giorgi (b.1965)

Giorgi (b.1962)

Nino (b.1963)

Manana (b.1957)

Thamar (b.1965)

Nino (b.1968)

Ekaterine (b.1972)

Thamar (b.1971)

Elisabed (b.1974)

Nino (b.1968)

Natia (b.1971)

Giorgi (b.1981)

Teona (b.1986)

Lasha (b.1989)

Levan (b.1988)

Thamar (b.1990)

David (b.2003)

Giorgi (b.2002)

Nikoloz (b.1988)

Nato (b.1990)