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For articles (arranged alphabetically) related to Georgia, see Category:Georgia (country)

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  • .ge

    • A

  • Abasha
  • Abashidze, Aslan
  • Abdushelishvili, Malkhaz
  • Abkhaz alphabet
  • Abkhaz language
  • Abkhazi, Kote
  • Abkhazia
  • Abkhaz–Georgian conflict
  • Abkhazian Regional Academy of Sciences
  • Abkhazians
  • Abo Tbileli
  • Aeetes
  • Aiba, Garri
  • Ajaria
  • Ajaria crisis, 2004
  • Aka Morchiladze
  • Akhalkalaki
  • Akhaltsikhe
  • Akunin, Boris
  • Alasania, Irakli
  • Alaverdi (monastery)
  • Ali Bey Al-Kabir
  • Ambrosi
  • Amilakhvari, Dimitri
  • Amtsakhara
  • Ananiashvili, Nino
  • Ankvab, Alexander
  • Anthem of the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic
  • Antim Iverianul
  • April 9, 1989 Massacre
  • Archaeopolis
  • Ardzinba, Vladislav
  • Arshak I of Iberia
  • Artag of Iberia
  • Arveladze, Shota
  • Asatiani, Lado
  • August Uprising in Georgia
  • Avalishvili, Zurab
  • Azmaiparashvili, Zurab
  • Azo (Georgian history)

    • B

  • Bachkovo Monastery
  • Bacurios Hiberios
  • Bagapsh, Sergei
  • Bagrat I the Little
  • Bagrat III of Georgia
  • Bagrat III of Imereti
  • Bagrat IV of Georgia
  • Bagration, Jorge de
  • Bagration, Pyotr
  • Bagrationi, Alexandre
  • Bagrationi, Teimuraz
  • Bagrationi, Vakhushti
  • Bagrationi
  • Bakuriani
  • Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline
  • Balanchine, George
  • Baramidze, Giorgi
  • Batonishvili
  • Bats language
  • Battle of Basian
  • Battle of Chalagani
  • Battle of Didgori
  • Battle of Digomi
  • Battle of Krtsanisi
  • Battle of Sasireti
  • Battle of Shamkor
  • Batumi
  • Beria, Lavrenty
  • Bolnisi
  • Borjomi
  • Borodin, Alexander
  • Burchuladze, Paata
  • Burjanadze, Nino
  • Byzantine–Georgian wars
  • Byzeres

    • C

  • Catholicos-Patriarch of All Georgia
  • Caucasian Iberia
  • Caucasian Iberians
  • Caucasus Airlines
  • Chalybes
  • Chanturia, Giorgi
  • Chiaberashvili, Zurab
  • Chiatura
  • Chibirov, Ludwig
  • Chiburdanidze, Maia
  • Chikobava, Arnold
  • Chikvaidze, Aleksandr
  • Chilashvili, Levan
  • Cholokashvili, Kakutsa
  • Choloki River
  • Chuburkhindji
  • Coat of Arms of Georgia
  • Colchis
  • Colchians
  • Commonwealth of Independent States
  • Communist Party of Abkhazia
  • Communist Party of Georgia
  • Constantine I of Imereti
  • Culture of Georgia

    • D

  • Dadeshkeliani, Kati
  • Dadeshkeliani, Konstantine
  • Dadeshkeliani
  • Dadiani, Andria
  • Dadiani, Salome
  • Dadiani
  • David Soslani
  • David IV of Georgia
  • David V of Georgia
  • David VI Narin
  • David VII Ulu
  • David VIII of Georgia
  • Demetre I
  • Demetre II of Georgia
  • Democratic Republic of Georgia
  • Democratic Union for Revival
  • Demographics of Georgia
  • Diaokhi
  • Dideba zetsit kurtheuls
  • Didube metro station, Tbilisi
  • FC Dinamo Tbilisi
  • Djergenia, Anri
  • Dmanisi
  • Dodashvili, Solomon
  • Dogonadze, Revaz
  • Drilae
  • Duke, Vernon
  • Dusheti
  • Dvali, Gia

    • E

  • Economy of Georgia
  • Egrisi
  • Elections in Abkhazia
  • Elections in Georgia (country)
  • Elections in South Ossetia
  • Embryon
  • Empire of Trebizond
  • Ensemble Georgika
  • Erekle II
  • Esebua, Kristine

    • F

  • Farnadjom of Iberia
  • FC Tbilisi
  • FC WIT Georgia
  • Flag of Abkhazia
  • Flag of Ajaria
  • Flag of Georgia (country)
  • Flag of the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic
  • Foreign relations of Georgia
  • Freedom Movement (Georgia)

    • G

  • Gabadadze, Gregory
  • Gagra
  • Gagulia, Gennady
  • Gali
  • Gamkrelidze, David
  • Gamkrelidze, Tamaz
  • Gamsakhurdia, Konstantine
  • Gamsakhurdia, Zviad
  • Gaprindashvili, Nona
  • Gegechkori, Evgeni
  • Gelati Monastery
  • Geography of Georgia (country)
  • Georgia (country)
  • Georgia at the 1996 Summer Olympics
  • Georgia at the 2000 Summer Olympics
  • Georgia at the 2004 Summer Olympics
  • Georgia legislative election, 2003
  • Georgia legislative election, 2004
  • Georgia national football team
  • Georgia national football team results
  • Georgia national rugby union team
  • Georgia presidential election, 2004
  • Georgia Tbilisi TV Broadcasting Tower
  • Georgia Train and Equip Program
  • Georgian Academy of Sciences
  • Georgian Airways
  • Georgian alphabet
  • Georgian Civil War
  • Georgian Football Federation
  • Georgian grammar
  • Georgian Jews
  • Georgian Labour Party
  • Georgian language
  • Georgian Legion (1914–18)
  • Georgian Legion (1941–45)
  • Georgian Military Road
  • Georgian mythology
  • Georgian National Airlines
  • Georgian Orthodox and Apostolic Church
  • Georgian people
  • Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic
  • Georgian Technical University
  • Georgian United Communist Party
  • Georgian Uprising of Texel
  • Georgian verb paradigm
  • Georgian–Armenian War
  • Georgian–Ossetian conflict
  • Georgians in Iran
  • Giorgadze, Igor
  • Giorgi I of Georgia
  • Giorgi II of Georgia
  • Giorgi III of Georgia
  • Giorgi IV of Georgia
  • Giorgi VI of Georgia
  • Giorgi XI of Kartli
  • Golden Fleece
  • Gongadze Georgiy R.
  • Gordeli, Otar
  • Gori
  • Gori District
  • Green Party (Georgia)
  • Gregory Pakourianos
  • GUAM Organization for Democracy and Economic Development
  • Gudauta
  • Gugars
  • Gugushvili, Bessarion
  • Guria
  • Gvaladze, Evgen

    • H

  • Healthcare in Georgia
  • Heniochi
  • Hereti
  • History of Ajaria
  • History of Georgia

    • I

  • Iakob Tsurtaveli
  • Iberian War
  • Ibero-Caucasian languages
  • Ikalto
  • Ilia II
  • Saint Ilia the Righteous
  • Imereti
  • Industry will save Georgia
  • Ingorokva, Pavle
  • Intellectuals League of Georgia
  • Ioseliani, Jaba
  • Ioseliani, Otar
  • ISO 3166-2:GE

    • J

  • Janashia, Nikoloz
  • Janashia, Simon
  • Japaridze, Tedo
  • Java, Georgia
  • Javakhishvili, Ivane
  • Jumber Patiashvili – Unity
  • Jvari (disambiguation)

    • K

  • Kakabadze, Sargis
  • Kakheti
  • Kaladze, Kakha
  • Kancheli, Giya
  • Kartli
  • Kartl-Kakheti
  • Kartveli, Alexander
  • Kaskians
  • Kasrashvili, Makvala
  • Keda, Georgia
  • Kelesh Bey, Prince of Abkhazia
  • Kereselidze, Leo
  • Ketevan the Martyr
  • Khadjimba, Raul
  • Khashba, Nodar
  • Khevsureti
  • Khizanishvili, Zurab
  • Kingdom of Abkhazia
  • Kingdom of Kakheti
  • Kingdom of Kartli
  • Kingdom of Kartl-Kakheti
  • Kingdom of Georgia
  • Kitovani, Tengiz
  • Kmara
  • Kobuleti
  • Kodori Valley
  • Kokkai
  • Kokoity, Eduard
  • Kostava, Merab
  • Kutaisi
  • Kvinitadze Giorgi

    • L

  • Labadze, Irakli
  • Lagodekhi
  • Lari (Georgia)
  • Laz language
  • Laz people
  • Lazica
  • Lazic War
  • Lentekhi
  • LGBT rights in Georgia
  • Likani
  • List of cities in Georgia
  • List of foreign ministers of Abkhazia
  • List of Georgian Wars
  • List of Georgian writers
  • List of Georgians
  • List of political parties in Abkhazia
  • List of political parties in Georgia
  • List of political parties in South Ossetia
  • List of Prime Ministers of Abkhazia
  • List of Tbilisi Metro stations
  • List of the Kings of Georgia

    • M

  • Machelones
  • Macrones
  • Maglakelidze, Shalva
  • Mamardashvili, Merab
  • Manraloi
  • March 9 Massacre in Tbilisi, 1956
  • Marr, Nikolay
  • Martvili
  • Mayakovsky, Vladimir
  • Mazniashvili, Giorgi
  • Mchedlidze Guram
  • Medea
  • Megrelian language
  • Melikishvili, Giorgi
  • Melua, Katie
  • Mengrelia
  • Merabishvili, Vano
  • Meshech
  • Meskheti
  • Mestia
  • Michael I of Imereti
  • Mikheil, Prince of Abkhazia
  • Miles, Richard (diplomat)
  • Military of Georgia
  • Mirian I of Iberia
  • Mirian II of Iberia
  • Mirian III of Iberia
  • Misimians
  • Mislimov, Shirali
  • Mkhedrioni
  • Monastery of the Cross
  • Mossynoeci
  • Mount Kazbek
  • Mtkvari
  • Mtskheta
  • Music of Georgia
  • Mushki
  • Muskhelishvili, Nikoloz
  • Mzhavanadze, Vasily

    • N

  • Nadareishvili, Tamaz
  • Nadarejshvili, Zurab
  • Narikala fortress
  • National Democratic Alliance (Georgia)
  • National Democratic Party (Georgia)
  • New Communist Party of Georgia
  • New Right (Georgia)
  • Niko the Boer
  • Nino (Saint)
  • Nogaideli, Zurab
  • Nutsubidze, Shalva

    • O

  • Okruashvili, Irakli
  • Okudjava, Bulat
  • Oni, Georgia
  • Ossetic language
  • Otyrba, Gueorgui
  • Ozgan, Konstantin

    • P

  • Paliashvili, Zakharia
  • Papashvily, George
  • Parajanov, Sergei
  • Parnavaz I of Iberia
  • Parnavaz II of Iberia
  • Patarkatsishvili, Badri
  • Pelasgian
  • People's Front (Georgia)
  • Peradze, Grigol
  • Peter the Iberian
  • Phasians
  • Pirosmanashvili, Niko
  • Politics of Georgia (country)
  • Post-Soviet states
  • Poti
  • President of Georgia
  • President of South Ossetia
  • Prime Minister of Georgia
  • Princes of Abkhazia

    • Q

  • Q'vareli

    • R

  • Racha
  • Radde, Gustav
  • Razikashvili, Levan
  • Religion and religious freedom in Georgia
  • Republican Party (Abkhazia)
  • Revival (Abkhazia)
  • Revived Communist Party of Georgia
  • Rhadamistus
  • Rightist Opposition
  • Rioni River
  • Robakidze, Grigol
  • Roelofs, Sandra E.
  • Roman Catholicism in Georgia
  • Roman Georgia
  • Rose Revolution
  • Roustan
  • Rustavi 2 TV
  • Rustavi
  • Rustavi Choir
  • Rusudan

    • S

  • Saakashvili, Mikheil
  • Sachkhere
  • Samtredia
  • Samtskhe-Saatabago
  • Samtskhe-Javakheti
  • Sanaia, Giorgi
  • Sanakoyev, Igor
  • Sanigs
  • Sarishvili-Chanturia, Irine
  • Saspers
  • Saurmag of Iberia
  • Sayat-Nova
  • Screeve
  • Shakryl, Tamara
  • Shalikashvili, John
  • Shamba, Sergey
  • Shartava, Zhiuli
  • Shaumyan, Stepan
  • Shevardnadze, Eduard
  • Shida Kartli
  • Shorapani
  • Shota Rustaveli State Prize
  • Shota Rustaveli
  • Shuakhevi
  • Shushanik
  • Siege of Phasis
  • Sien
  • Sigua, Tengiz
  • Since Otar Left
  • Sissaouri, Guivi
  • Solomon I of Imereti
  • Solomon II of Imereti
  • South Caucasian languages
  • South Caucasus
  • South Ossetia
  • Soviet Union
  • Stalin, Joseph
  • Subdivisions of Georgia
  • Sukhumi
  • Supreme Council of the Republic of Georgia
  • Svan language
  • Svaneti

    • T

  • Tabal
  • Tabidze, Galaktion
  • Takaishvili, Ekvtime
  • Taktakishvili, Otar
  • Tamar of Georgia
  • Taochi
  • Tao-Klarjeti
  • Tariverdiev Mikael
  • Tavisupleba
  • Tbilisi
  • Tbilisi hijacking incident
  • Tbilisi Metro
  • Tbilisi State University
  • Telavi
  • Telecommunications in Georgia
  • Terek River
  • Tetri Giorgi
  • Tetri
  • Tetritsqaro
  • Tibareni
  • The Knight in the Panther's Skin
  • Toradze, Alexander
  • Tornike Eristavi
  • Transair Georgia airliner shootdowns
  • Transcaucasian Democratic Federative Republic
  • Transcaucasian SFSR
  • Transportation in Georgia (country)
  • Treaty of Georgievsk
  • Tsaava, Londer
  • Tsereteli, Akaki
  • Tsereteli, Giorgi
  • Tsereteli, Grigol
  • Tsereteli, Irakli
  • Tsereteli, Mikheil
  • Tsereteli, Vasil
  • Tsereteli, Zurab
  • Tskhinvali
  • Tsq'altubo
  • Tsugba, Vyacheslav
  • Turashvili, David

    • U

  • Union of Citizens of Georgia
  • Union of Georgian Traditionalists
  • United Abkhazia
  • United National Movement (Georgia)
  • United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia
  • Unity (Georgia)
  • Usupov, Raul
  • Utupurshi
  • Uznadze, Dimitri

    • V

  • Vakhtang I Gorgasali
  • Vakhtang II of Georgia
  • Vakhtang III of Georgia
  • Vakhtang VI of Kartli
  • Vani
  • Varshalomidze, Levan
  • Vazha-Pshavela
  • Voronya Cave

    • Z

  • Zakariadze, Sergo
  • Zan people
  • Zhordania, Noe
  • Zhvania, Zurab
  • Zourabichvili, Salome
  • Zugdidi
  • Zviadists
  • Zydretae

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