The term Satsikhistavo ( Georgian: საციხისთავო) was used in feudal Georgia to designate a military-administrative unit which was ruled by a Tsikhistavi (a person who was appointed by the King for this position). Later the feudal families were granted the right to inherit Satsikhhistavos, which made them parts of a Satavado.
Satsikhistavo sometimes required a special tax, established especially as a Tsikhistavi’s income.
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The term Satsikhistavo ( Georgian: საციხისთავო) was used in feudal Georgia to designate a military-administrative unit which was ruled by a Tsikhistavi (a person who was appointed by the King for this position). Later the feudal families were granted the right to inherit Satsikhhistavos, which made them parts of a Satavado.
Satsikhistavo sometimes required a special tax, established especially as a Tsikhistavi’s income.
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