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Court officials of the Kingdom of Georgia

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Court officials of the Kingdom of Georgia
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The court officials of the Kingdom of Georgia, were in charge of the royal court.

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Khutlubuga was amirspasalar for the Kingdom of Georgia from 1289 to 1293. Church of the Holy Sign. Haghpat Monastery, southern wall. Late 13th century.[1]

The chronological lists below are not exhaustive, since there exist large gaps in the historical record.

Majordomo

The majordomo (Georgian: msakhurtukhutsesi) was the chief official of the court.

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Chancellor

The Chancellor (Georgian: mtsignobartukhutsesi) was the head of the government.

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Treasurer

The treasurer (Georgian: mechurchletukhutsesi) was the official responsible for running the treasury.

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Fresco of Rustaveli in the Monastery of the Cross in Jerusalem
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Master of ceremonies

The master of ceremonies (Georgian: Mandaturtukhutsesi) was responsible for conducting ceremonies such as coronations and receptions of foreign ambassadors.

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Shalva Akhaltsikheli, Mandaturtukhutsesi from 1202/03 to 1215
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Marshal

The marshal (Georgian: amirspasalar) had charge of the royal stables, i.e. "Commander-in-Chief" of the army.

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Probable mural of Shahnshah Zakarian, amirspasalar in 1240, as a donator at Kobayr Monastery Chapel, painted in the 1270s.[3][4]
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Tutor

The tutor (Georgian: atabeg) came to be denominated as Samtskhe-Saatabago, the latter element meaning "of the atabags".[5]

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