Bridging the Divide: Marriage Politics across the Caucasus

Lara Fabian

Bridging the Divide: Marriage Politics across the Caucasus

Publication date: 02.07.2021

ELECTRUM, 2021, Volume 28, pp. 221 - 244

https://doi.org/10.4467/20800909EL.21.015.13373

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Bridging the Divide: Marriage Politics across the Caucasus

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The early relationships between the polities of Armenia and K‘art‘li in the South Caucasus and their neighbours in the North Caucasus is a central, but underappreciated, factor in the development of the South Caucasus’ social and political world in the Hellenistic period. Typically, only military aspects of these interactions are considered (e.g., Alan raids and control thereof). Hazy evidence of cross-Caucasus marriage alliances preserved in both the Armenian and Georgian historiographic traditions, however, hints at a far wider sphere of interaction, despite the inherent challenges in gleaning historical reality from these medieval accounts. This paper contextualizes two stories of cross-Caucasus marriage related to foundational dynastic figures in the Armenian and Georgian traditions, Artašēs and P‘arnavaz respectively, within a wider body of evidence for and thought about North-South Caucasus interaction. Taken as a whole, this consideration argues that North-South relationships should be seen as integral to the political development of the South Caucasus.

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Armenia, K‘art‘li, North Caucasus, Alans

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Information: ELECTRUM, 2021, Volume 28, pp. 221 - 244

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4467/20800909EL.21.015.13373

Article type: Original article

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Lara Fabian

Uniwersytet Alberta i Ludwika we Fryburgu

Published at: 02.07.2021

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