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312:, who fought a devastating war against Kakheti in order to bend Teimuraz I into submission. David emerged in the political life of eastern Georgia in 1627, when he was bestowed with the princedom of Mukhrani, the fief of
308:. He was the youngest of Teimuraz's sons and the king's only male offspring to have survived into adulthood. David's two elder half-brothers died in captivity in Persia, castrated at the order of the Persian shah
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officer Jamal Khan. David's severed head was delivered to Rostom. Teimuraz lost the crown of
Kakheti at once. Through Rostom's magnanimity, he was able to retire to his in-laws in the western Georgian
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422:(1648 – 16 April 1719); she was married, successively, to King
383:. After David's death, Elene followed her father-in-law in his
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to have survived into adulthood. He fathered the future King
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472:Alexander II of Kakheti
260:, a kingdom in eastern
792:3. Khorashan of Kartli
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338:Rostom Khan
84:Vakhtang II
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385:Muscovite
381:Eudemus I
302:Khorashan
80:Successor
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286:Mukhrani
238:Georgian
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191:Religion
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403:Nikoloz
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342:Surami
318:Kartli
243:დათუნა
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