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Kingdom of Kartli-Kakheti

Also known as Kingdom of Kartli and Kakheti, Kartli-Kakheti

Georgian kingdom

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Official languages: Georgian
Regional languages: Armenian Azerbaijani Persian Pontic Greek
Religion: State and majority , Georgian Orthodox Church ( Orthodox Christianity ) , Minority Armenian Apostolic Church Judaism Shia Islam
Government: Absolute monarchy
1762 1798: Heraclius II (first)
1798 1800: George XII (last)
1800 1801: Prince David Bagrationi
De jure submission to the zand dynasty: 1762–1763
Treaty of georgievsk: July 24, 1783
Annexation to the russian empire: December 18, 1800
Ratification of russian annexation: September 12, 1801

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inception: 1762-01-01
dissolved, abolished or demolished date: 1801-01-01
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