Amilakhvar🇬🇪

Idle Georgian

[Amilakhvar🇬🇪 @Amilakhva]

It is absolutely noteworthy that, throughout the centuries, Armenian historians have almost always spoken of Georgians with great admiration and awe. Without Armenian chroniclers and narrators, we would know so little about Georgian history.

[WANA Visuals @wana_visualss]

🇬🇪 Georgian water polo player Petre Mshvenieradze with his grandson. (Colorized)

🏊‍♂️ Petre Mshvenieradze (1929–2003) was a Georgian water polo player who competed for the Soviet Union. He competed in the 1952, 1956, and 1960 Olympic Games; he won a bronze medal in Melbourne in 1956 and a silver medal in Rome in 1960. He also won one silver and one bronze medal at the European Championships and was the Soviet Union champion 10 times.

[Amilakhvar🇬🇪 @Amilakhva]

One thing I admire about Armenians, and something I think Georgians should take after, is how well-organized they are in the diaspora wherever they may live. They are largely free of snobbishness, willing to work in any blue-collar profession, rarely assimilate with others…

[Amilakhvar🇬🇪 @Amilakhva]

One thing I admire about Armenians, and something I think Georgians should take after, is how well-organized they are in the diaspora wherever they may live. They are largely free of snobbishness, willing to work in any blue-collar profession, rarely assimilate with others…

[Amilakhvar🇬🇪 @Amilakhva]

@Hyp3rioe4 Persian revival starts after Shah abbas’ reforms and gradual replacement of kizilbash elite

[Amilakhvar🇬🇪 @Amilakhva]

Georgians have always fought fiercely against the greatest powers, and more often than not, they managed to resist them successfully—if it weren’t for internal betrayals. That’s why the Persians had this famous proverb. 👇🏼

[Amilakhvar🇬🇪 @Amilakhva]

@Imeretian Our motto was to prosper our nation. But we had to fight against Arabs, Persians, Greeks, Turkic and Mongolic people and list goes on.

[Amilakhvar🇬🇪 @Amilakhva]

Georgians have always fought fiercely against the greatest powers, and more often than not, they managed to resist them successfully—if it weren’t for internal betrayals. That’s why the Persians had this famous proverb. 👇🏼

[Amilakhvar🇬🇪 @Amilakhva]

@zavenvardanian Allying with Russia brought irreversible damage to Armenia

[Olena Rohoza @OlenaRohoza]

And to think that America used to be a decent country!

[ʙʏ ᴍᴏʀᴛᴀʟ ʜᴀɴᴅ @bymortalhand]

Nasir al-Mulk Mosque, Shiraz, Iran, famously known as the Pink Mosque

[Amilakhvar🇬🇪 @Amilakhva]

@SirHumphrey1969 That’s true. Many Georgians have misconceptions about Armenians and their perception about us. More awareness is needed. We are brotherly people

[Amilakhvar🇬🇪 @Amilakhva]

It is absolutely noteworthy that, throughout the centuries, Armenian historians have almost always spoken of Georgians with great admiration and awe. Without Armenian chroniclers and narrators, we would know so little about Georgian history.

[WANA Visuals @wana_visualss]

🇪🇬 The Architectural Elegance of Old Cairo, Egypt

[The INGSOC liberal 🇺🇳 @bombjapkids]

I am antirussian

[Amilakhvar🇬🇪 @Amilakhva]

When we speak of Byzantine heritage and its influence on Western civilization, we shouldn’t overlook Basil I, the founder of the Macedonian dynasty, who was of Armenian ancestry. Under the Macedonian dynasty, the Byzantine Empire experienced a remarkable revival. 🇦🇲🇬🇷

[Alexander Thatcher @ThatchEffendi]

"This is the costume of all those people grandpa killed."

[Amilakhvar🇬🇪 @Amilakhva]

@MehmetDerSaadet @zavenvardanian Why did Russian-Armenian relations fare better than Russian-Georgian? Don’t ask stupid questions

[Amilakhvar🇬🇪 @Amilakhva]

When we speak of Georgian-Armenian kinship and brotherhood, we shouldn’t forget the good we’ve done for one another. Armenians have greatly contributed to Georgian history, just as Georgians have contributed to Armenian history.
“Georgian and Armenian” — A. G. Kiesewetter. 1847

[Amilakhvar🇬🇪 @Amilakhva]

@CrevauxAsatiani Would you mind to send me the source? Anything which speaks of David’s death. Ty

[Amilakhvar🇬🇪 @Amilakhva]

@CrevauxAsatiani Maybe.