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Birth: 1941
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Darejan daughter of Michael Chavchavadze
Дареджан Михайловна Чавчавадзе
1941–
Birth: 1941
Зураб Михайлович Чавчавадзе с женой (Елена Приписцова) и дочерью (Анастасия Чавчавадзе)
Birth: January 28, 1943 — Levallois Perret, France
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Zurab Mikhailovich Chavchavadze
Зураб Михайлович Чавчавадзе (Председатель правления Высшего монархического совета)
1943–
Birth: January 28, 1943 — Levallois Perret, France
Birth: May 18, 1945 — Levallois Perret, France
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Michael son of Michael Chavchavadze
Михаил Михайлович Чавчавадзе (Театральный режиссёр)
1945–
Birth: May 18, 1945 — Levallois Perret, France

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Aleksandr son of Nikoloz Eristavi of Ksani (1873–1955) Aleksandra (Shura) Aleksandrovna Naneishvili (1879–1946) Nikoloz son of Merab Lordkipanidze (Georgian writer Niko Lortkipanidze) (1880–1944) Kirill son of Bezhan Lordkipanidze (Tergdaleuli) (1839–1919) George (Jorj) son of Vladimir Shervashidze (1894–1976) Aleksandr Davidovich Orbeliani (1829–1869) Sofia daughter of Gabriel Magalashvili (1816–1846) Alexander son of Roman Bagrationi (–) Bekirbi son of Otar Dadeshkeliani (–) Andria son of Mikhail Benashvili (1867–) Sergo (Grigori) son of Konstantin Ordzhonikidze (1886–1937) Ivan son of Dimitry Ratishvili (1868–1958) Valerian Nikolaevich Kolupailov (1896–) Mariam Levanovna Chichua (1905–1988) Shalva son of Grigol (Gregory) Lordkipanidze (1905–1983) Gulbaat (Panteleimon) son of Ioann Chavchavadze (1784–1863) Solomon (Suliko) Saginashvili (–) Marianna Erikovna von Pistolkors (1890–1976) Ivan Dmitrievich Oklobzhio (1818–1880) Elisabed (Elizabeth) daughter of Solomon Chavchavadze (1851–) George Alexandrovich Amashukeli (1889–) Yuri (George) son of Dmitry Tsertelev (1893–) David son of Ilia Chavchavadze (1900–1953) George son of Mikhail Bagration-Imeretinsky (1873–1932) Grigol son of Levan Dadiani (Poet. Kolkhideli and general of infantry) (1814–1901) Niako Amashukeli (2015–) Zakharia son of Dimitri Kitiashvili (Mayor of Gori city) (1880–1924) Mariam (Maia) daughter of Ivane Avalishvili (1758–1836) Zakhari son of Aleksandr Jorjadze (The first Georgian professional wine-maker) (1847–1895) Aleks (Aleksandr) son of Aleksis Chichua (1891–1937) Nikolay Evgenevich Amirejibi (1939–2013) George Mikhailovich Kherkheulidze (–1915) Екатерина Ивановна Лаваль (1800–1854) Nina daughter of Estate Tarkhan-Mouravi (Sisters of Charity) (1895–1947) Ivan son of Mamuka (Makar) Orbeliani (1844–1919) Maria (Meri) daughter of Simon Tsereteli (–) Gurandot Aleksandrovna Andronikashvili (1932–1958) Grigol (Gregory) son of Alexander Shervashidze (1809–1898) Aleksandr Ivanovich Bagrationi (Imeretian line) (1851–1895) Ekaterina Revazovna Tarkhan-Mouravi (–) Salome (Mia) Nikolaevna Dadiani (1878–1961) Ketevan Konstantinovna Bagration of Mukhrani (1744–1808) Iosif son of Zakharia Andronikashvili (1855–1940) Malkhaz Amashukeli (1961–) Rostom son of Grigol Tsereteli (1848–1924) Sofia daughter of Almaskhan Nizharadze (1845–1894) Anna Dmitrievna Yakovleva (1880–1963) Ivan (Niko) son of Givi Amilakhvari (1829–1905) Zaal (Zaliko) son of Iese Machabeli (1848–1922) George son of Ilia Orbeliani (General George Orbeliani) (1853–1924) Mitrophan Iakovlevich Orbeliani (1843–) Nikoloz (Bichuna) son of Leonti Asatiani (1898–1963) Aleksey Konstantinovich Chichua (1859–1914) Manana (Mariam) daughter of Mirmanoz Eristavi of Ksani (1807–1870) Rusudan daughter of Irakli Andronikashvili (1913–1949) () . … (1888–1956)