Mampali
Sign in to saveMampali () was a dynastic title in medieval Georgia (late 8th-10th centuries), usually held by high-ranking Bagratid princes of Tao-Klarjeti who did not possess any Byzantine dignities. It is compound of the words მამა (mama, "father"), and უფალი (upali, "lord"). The following Bagratid princes held the title of mampali:
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It is catalogued under topics including Bagrationi dynasty of Tao-Klarjeti, Georgian words and phrases and Medieval history of Georgia (country).
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Mampali () was a dynastic title in medieval Georgia (late 8th-10th centuries), usually held by high-ranking Bagratid princes of Tao-Klarjeti who did not possess any Byzantine dignities. It is compound of the words მამა (mama, "father"), and უფალი (upali, "lord"). The following Bagratid princes held the title of mampali: Guaram Mampali (died 882) Gurgen I Mampali (c. 870–891) Sumbat I Mampali (c. 870–889) Bagrat I Mampali (889–900) David Mampali (889–943)
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