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The 14 pages that link to Tbilisi, each with the reason it gives.

• CaucasusBroader topic: Its location reflects Georgia’s role as a crossroads within the South Caucasus.

• Kingdom of GeorgiaRelated: Its capture in 1122 made the city the kingdom’s political center.

• Treaty of GeorgievskRelated: The city was sacked after the treaty failed to shield Kartli-Kakheti from the 1795 invasion.

• Transcaucasian Democratic Federative RepublicRelated: The federation’s assembly and government operated from this city.

• Ilia ChavchavadzeRelated: Chavchavadze’s public, publishing, and political activities were closely tied to the city.

• Battle of KrtsanisiBroader topic: The city was captured and devastated after the Georgian defeat.

• Battle of DidgoriRelated: Control of Tbilisi was the strategic prize that the victory made attainable.

• Sergei ParajanovRelated: Parajanov was born in Tbilisi, whose cultural mixture informed his artistic background.

• Aram KhachaturianRelated: Khachaturian was born there in 1903 to an Armenian family.

• Mikhail KalatozovRelated: Kalatozov was born in Tbilisi and began working in its film studios.

• Bulat OkudzhavaRelated: His birthplace connects his biography to the multilingual Caucasus of his childhood.

• Niko PirosmaniRelated: Its taverns, streets, and social life supplied many of his subjects.

• Armeno-Georgian WarRelated: Georgia’s government operated from Tbilisi, the political center of one belligerent state.

• Irakli CharkvianiBroader topic: The city’s cultural life provides the central urban setting for modern Georgian music.