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The 18 pages that link to Georgian Orthodox Church, each with the reason it gives.

• Georgian languageRelated: Church institutions and religious texts helped preserve Georgian literacy and literary production.

• Kingdom of GeorgiaRelated: The church reinforced Georgian political identity and crowned the monarchy’s authority.

• Treaty of GeorgievskRelated: Russian rule later altered the church’s status, contrasting with the treaty’s promise to preserve Georgian institutions.

• Georgia under Russian ruleRelated: Russian control of the church tied religious institutions directly to imperial administration.

• Georgia (country)Related: Its long history has shaped Georgian culture and national identity.

• Shota RustaveliRelated: Its institutions shaped the manuscript culture and religious world surrounding Rustaveli’s era.

• Georgian Golden AgeRelated: Its institutions and monasteries supported royal legitimacy and cultural production.

• Georgian scriptsRelated: Church institutions preserved and used Asomtavruli and Nuskhuri in religious texts.

• Georgian nationalismRelated: Its institutional independence became intertwined with Georgian cultural and political autonomy.

• Ilia ChavchavadzeRelated: The church canonized Chavchavadze as Saint Ilia the Righteous, giving his legacy religious meaning.

• Tamar of GeorgiaRelated: Its leaders helped legitimize Tamar’s rule and influenced the politics of her court.

• Georgian literatureRelated: Church institutions fostered manuscript culture and shaped the subjects of early Georgian writing.

• Kingdom of IberiaRelated: Iberia’s Christianization laid early foundations for Georgian ecclesiastical life.

• The Knight in the Panther's SkinRelated: The poem's treatment of love and ethics has prompted discussion alongside Georgia's Christian tradition.

• Battle of DidgoriRelated: David IV’s victory and state-building strengthened the kingdom in which the church held a central role.

• Georgian architectureRelated: Its liturgy and institutions commissioned and sustained many Georgian churches and monasteries.

• David IV of GeorgiaRelated: David’s support for church reform strengthened an institution central to the kingdom’s religious and political life.