History of Georgia Country - Georgian Nobility - Genealogy of Georgian Nobility

Pedigree map of Konstantin son of Gregory Tsitsishvili

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    David son of George Bagration-Gruzinsky (1767–1819) Anna (Anetta) daughter of Solomon Andronikashvili (1891–1916) Anton son of Nikoloz Lordkipanidze (1850–1894) George son of Romanoz (revaz) Eristavi of Ksani (Ataman) (1812–1891) Ivan (Nikoloz) son of Zakharia Andronikashvili (Mayor of Batumi city) (1862–1947) Vladimir Mikhailovich Eristavi of Ksani (–) prince David son of Otia Nizharadze (1853–1922) Erast Stepanovich Andreevsky (1809–1872) Michael (Mikhail) Nikolaevich Dadiani (1899–1974) Iason (Malkhaz) son of Irakli Chavchavadze (1896–1924) Irakli son of Gregory Bagrationi (1925–2013) Gaiane daughhter of Ilia Bagration-Gruzinskaya (1832–1903) Pavel son of Okropir Bagration-Gruzinsky (1835–) Svimon Ivanovich Machabeli (1895–) Aleksandra daughter of Ilia Bagration-Gruzinskaya (–1909) Marta daughter of Zurab Tsereteli (–1839) David son of Platon Dadiani (1894–1914) Simon son of Grigol (Gregory) Lordkipanidze (1918–1999) Ia (Joseph) son of George Kargareteli (Composer) (1868–1939) Garsevan (David) son of Revaz Chavchavadze (1757–1811) Alexander son of Roman Bagrationi (–) David Vasilevich Sidamon-Eristavi (1861–1920) Elena daughter of George Tsereteli (1877–1950) Ivan son of Mamuka (Makar) Orbeliani (1844–1919) Aleksandr son of Ivan Andronikashvili (Engineer) (1900–1939) George (Jorj) son of Vladimir Shervashidze (1894–1976) Salome daughter of David Dadiani (1848–1913) Erekle son of Teimuraz Bagrationi (King of Kartli and Kakheti Erekle II) (1720–1798) Vera daughter of Ivan Shervashidze (1897–1980) Magdalina (Magda) daughter of Gregory Amilakhvari (1903–1972) Nikoloz son of George Kazbegi (–1915) Otar Leontyevich Koberidze (1924–2015) Ivan (Niko) son of Givi Amilakhvari (1829–1905) Savely Abramovich (Zavel Izrailovich) Sorin (1878–1953) Ivane son of Konstantin Bagration of Mukhrani (1812–1895) George son of George Bagration-Imeretinsky (1897–1972) Zakhari son of Aleksandr Jorjadze (The first Georgian professional wine-maker) (1847–1895) Tamar daughter of Irakli Chavchavadze (Actress Tamar Chavchavadze) (1896–1969) Nikoloz son of Amirindo Amilakhvari (1879–1915) George Aleksandrovich Dadiani (1855–1900) Ekaterina (Inna) daughter of David Melikishvili (1903–1990) Anna (Aneta) Aleksandrovna Eristavi of Ksani (1848–1934) Asinet daughter of Shamshe Lordkipanidze (1859–1881) Aleksey son of Gabriel Kavtaradze (1821–1907) Prangistan son of Andria Gabashvili (General Prangistan Gabaeff) (1853–1928) Mikhail Antonovich Lordkipanidze (1902–1947) Levan son of David Gurieli (1824–1888) David Alexandrovich Bagrationi (Imeretian line) (1894–1937) Konstantin son of Bidzina Eristavi of Ksani (1836–1897) Yuri Georgievich Gelovani (Neurosurgeon, oncologist) (1964–) Alexander son of Shalva Terishvili (–) Aleksandra (Shura) Aleksandrovna Naneishvili (1879–1946) Konstantin son of Nikoloz Avalishvili (1878–1937) Evgenia Avetisovna Meloian (1910–2006) Erekle (Nazar Ali khan) son of David Bagrationi (King of Kakheti and Kartli Erekle I) (–1709) Malkhaz Amashukeli (1961–) David son of George Bagration-Gruzinsky (1767–1819) Anna (Anetta) daughter of Solomon Andronikashvili (1891–1916) Anton son of Nikoloz Lordkipanidze (1850–1894) George son of Romanoz (revaz) Eristavi of Ksani (Ataman) (1812–1891) Ivan (Nikoloz) son of Zakharia Andronikashvili (Mayor of Batumi city) (1862–1947) Vladimir Mikhailovich Eristavi of Ksani (–) prince David son of Otia Nizharadze (1853–1922) Erast Stepanovich Andreevsky (1809–1872) Michael (Mikhail) Nikolaevich Dadiani (1899–1974) Iason (Malkhaz) son of Irakli Chavchavadze (1896–1924) Irakli son of Gregory Bagrationi (1925–2013) Gaiane daughhter of Ilia Bagration-Gruzinskaya (1832–1903) Pavel son of Okropir Bagration-Gruzinsky (1835–) Svimon Ivanovich Machabeli (1895–) Aleksandra daughter of Ilia Bagration-Gruzinskaya (–1909) Marta daughter of Zurab Tsereteli (–1839) David son of Platon Dadiani (1894–1914) Simon son of Grigol (Gregory) Lordkipanidze (1918–1999) Ia (Joseph) son of George Kargareteli (Composer) (1868–1939) Garsevan (David) son of Revaz Chavchavadze (1757–1811) Alexander son of Roman Bagrationi (–) David Vasilevich Sidamon-Eristavi (1861–1920) Elena daughter of George Tsereteli (1877–1950) Ivan son of Mamuka (Makar) Orbeliani (1844–1919) Aleksandr son of Ivan Andronikashvili (Engineer) (1900–1939) George (Jorj) son of Vladimir Shervashidze (1894–1976) Salome daughter of David Dadiani (1848–1913) Erekle son of Teimuraz Bagrationi (King of Kartli and Kakheti Erekle II) (1720–1798) Vera daughter of Ivan Shervashidze (1897–1980) Magdalina (Magda) daughter of Gregory Amilakhvari (1903–1972) Nikoloz son of George Kazbegi (–1915) Otar Leontyevich Koberidze (1924–2015) Ivan (Niko) son of Givi Amilakhvari (1829–1905) Savely Abramovich (Zavel Izrailovich) Sorin (1878–1953) Ivane son of Konstantin Bagration of Mukhrani (1812–1895) George son of George Bagration-Imeretinsky (1897–1972) Zakhari son of Aleksandr Jorjadze (The first Georgian professional wine-maker) (1847–1895) Tamar daughter of Irakli Chavchavadze (Actress Tamar Chavchavadze) (1896–1969) Nikoloz son of Amirindo Amilakhvari (1879–1915) George Aleksandrovich Dadiani (1855–1900) Ekaterina (Inna) daughter of David Melikishvili (1903–1990) Anna (Aneta) Aleksandrovna Eristavi of Ksani (1848–1934) Asinet daughter of Shamshe Lordkipanidze (1859–1881) Aleksey son of Gabriel Kavtaradze (1821–1907) Prangistan son of Andria Gabashvili (General Prangistan Gabaeff) (1853–1928) Mikhail Antonovich Lordkipanidze (1902–1947) Levan son of David Gurieli (1824–1888) David Alexandrovich Bagrationi (Imeretian line) (1894–1937) Konstantin son of Bidzina Eristavi of Ksani (1836–1897) Yuri Georgievich Gelovani (Neurosurgeon, oncologist) (1964–) Alexander son of Shalva Terishvili (–) Aleksandra (Shura) Aleksandrovna Naneishvili (1879–1946) Konstantin son of Nikoloz Avalishvili (1878–1937) Evgenia Avetisovna Meloian (1910–2006) Erekle (Nazar Ali khan) son of David Bagrationi (King of Kakheti and Kartli Erekle I) (–1709) Malkhaz Amashukeli (1961–)