Zezva Gaprindauli ( Georgian: ზეზვა გაფრინდაული) was a leader during the Bakhtrioni Uprising of 1659. [1] Leading the Tushetians during the uprising, [2] they alongside the Georgian mountain tribes would attack the Safavid garrisons. [2] In the Battle of Bakhtrioni, Zezva commanded the units that would breach the fortress walls, killing the guards and opening the gates for a larger army to enter. [1] After the fortress was captured, his unit participated in a battle in the Alazani Valley, which was a victory. After that, Zezva fortified himself in the Pankisi fortress. [2] However, he was later captured for treason and imprisoned in Tbilisi, where he would later be executed. [2]
References
Sources
- ჯამბურია, გ. (1978). ქართული საბჭოთა ენციკლოპედია. Vol. 2. თბ. p. 19.
- ფუთურიძე, რ. (1944). "ციხე ბახტრიონის აღება". Ttbilisi: თსუ სტუდენტთა სამეცნიერო შრომების კრებული.
- ლეონიძე, გ. (1959). "გამოკვლევები და წერილები". Tbilisi.
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Zezva Gaprindauli ( Georgian: ზეზვა გაფრინდაული) was a leader during the Bakhtrioni Uprising of 1659. [1] Leading the Tushetians during the uprising, [2] they alongside the Georgian mountain tribes would attack the Safavid garrisons. [2] In the Battle of Bakhtrioni, Zezva commanded the units that would breach the fortress walls, killing the guards and opening the gates for a larger army to enter. [1] After the fortress was captured, his unit participated in a battle in the Alazani Valley, which was a victory. After that, Zezva fortified himself in the Pankisi fortress. [2] However, he was later captured for treason and imprisoned in Tbilisi, where he would later be executed. [2]
References
Sources
- ჯამბურია, გ. (1978). ქართული საბჭოთა ენციკლოპედია. Vol. 2. თბ. p. 19.
- ფუთურიძე, რ. (1944). "ციხე ბახტრიონის აღება". Ttbilisi: თსუ სტუდენტთა სამეცნიერო შრომების კრებული.
- ლეონიძე, გ. (1959). "გამოკვლევები და წერილები". Tbilisi.
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