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| Georgia:
Glossary of Titles and Styles |
| Royal,
Noble |
Aznauri |
1.
Feudal lord (5th-12th century)
2. Lower order of the feudal nobility (12th-18th centuries) |
Batoni |
1.
Lord
2. Feudal baron |
Batonishvili |
1.
Son of a lord
2. A royal prince |
Dedopali |
1.
Reigning queen
2. Queen consort |
Didebulni |
Noble
(11th-12th centuries) |
Khevisberi
|
Ruler
of a khevi (secular and ecclesiastical) |
Khorepiskopos |
Rulers
of Kakheti (8th-9th centuries, Byzantine) |
Mepe |
King |
Mtavari |
Dynastic
prince |
Tavadi |
1.
Prince (as head of noble family)
2. Prince (class of nobility, later period) |
Other |
Amirbar |
Constable
|
Amkarbashi |
Leader
of a feudal guild |
Atabeg |
1.
Chief tutor and guardian to royal children
2. Ruler of the Samtskhe region (after 13th century) |
Baziert-ukhutsesi |
1.
Master of the falconers
2. Master of the royal hunt |
Bokault-ukhutsesi |
1. Chief police constable
2. Chief of security at the court |
Ejibni |
Chamberlain |
Eshikaghabashi |
Chief of police and administrative apparatus, late feudal
Georgia |
| Exarch |
Bishop |
| Ezomodzghvari
|
Comptroller
of the royal household |
| Ganmget-ukhutsesi
|
Lord
Steward |
| Gziri
|
Chief
of police |
| Khevisuphali
|
Head
of the valley |
| Mamasakhlisi |
1. Head of the household
2. Chief elder of Mtskheta (ancient Iberia)
3. Village head or city mayor (later era) |
| Mandaturt-ukhutsesi |
Chief
overseer of the court |
| Mdivanbegi
|
Chief
Justice |
| Meabjret-ukhutsesi |
Master armourer |
Mechurchlet-ukhutsesi
|
Royal
treasurer |
| Meghvinet-ukhutsesi |
Master of the royal wine cellar |
| Mejamet-ukhutsesi
|
Chief
butler of the royal household |
| Melik |
A
high official |
| Meremet-ukhutsesi |
Master
of the horse |
| Mestumret-ukhutsesi
|
Master
of ceremonies |
| Mouravi |
Royal
official in charge of a region |
| Msakhurt-ukhutsesi
|
Chief
chamberlain |
| Mtsignobarth-ukhutsesi
|
Chief
secretary of the king (until 1104) |
| Sakhltukhutsesi
|
Majordomo |
| Spasalari
|
Commander
in chief |
| Spaspeti |
1. Highest official at the court (ancient Iberia)
2. Military commander (later period) |
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Families
|
Lands
|
Abbreviations
and Symbols |
Sources
|
Georgia
Index |
