Khác biệt giữa bản sửa đổi của “Rustavi”
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===Thời tiền sử===
Nền tảng Rustavi có từ [[time immemorial]]. Nhà biên niên sử [[Georgia (country)|Georgian]] thế kỷ 11, [[Leonti Mroveli]] trong tác phẩm "''[[The Georgian Chronicles|Georgian Chronicles]]''" liên kết nền tảng của thành phố đến [[Kartlos]], [[Origin myth|eponymous ancestor]] của [[Georgians]], vợ của ông thành lập thành phố dọc [[Kura (Caspian Sea)|sông Kura]] có tên Bostan-Kalaki ([[Literal translation|lit.]] "''thành phố của những khu vườn''"). Nhà biên niên sử cùng thời,
[[File:Rustaviscixe.JPG|left|thumb|Rustavi fortress]]
Trong thời kỳ [[Vakhtang I of Iberia]] trị vì (thế kỷ thứ 5) Rustavi đóng vai trò quan trọng trong đời sống chính trị của Vương quốc Iberia. At the beginning of the 6th century, in 503, [[Sasanian Empire|Sassanids]] conquered Iberia and turned it into ordinary Persian province ruled by a ''[[Marzban|marzpan]]'' (governor). However, [[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]] Emperor [[Heraclius]]'s offensive in 627 and 628 brought final victory over the Persians and ensured Byzantine predominance in Georgia, until the [[Arab rule in Georgia|invasion of the Arabs]]. In struggle against Arab occupation Rustavi belonged to [[Principality of Kakheti]], the latter would form [[Kingdom of Kakheti-Hereti|Kakhetian kingdom]], whose ruler [[Kvirike III of Kakheti|Kvirike III the Great]] would install [[Eristavi]] (duke) in Rustavi. On Kvirike's death, Kakheti was temporarily annexed to the [[Kingdom of Georgia]].<ref>[[Cyril Toumanoff|Toumanoff, Cyrille]] (1976, Rome). Manuel de Généalogie et de Chronologie pour le Caucase chrétien (Arménie, Géorgie, Albanie).</ref><ref>[[Vakhushti|Вахушти Багратиони]].{{cite web|url=http://www.vostlit.by.ru/Texts/rus6/Wachushti/text5.htm|title=Archived copy|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100905231600/http://www.vostlit.by.ru/Texts/rus6/Wachushti/text5.htm|archive-date=September 5, 2010|url-status=unfit|access-date=June 29, 2007}}</ref> As soon as Arabs were defeated, in 1068 Georgia was invaded by resurgent [[Seljuk Empire|Turk-Seljuks]] from Central Asia, under the command of Sultan [[Alp Arslan]]. There was a terrible battle between king [[Bagrat IV of Georgia]] and Seljuks, where Bagrat was bitterly defeated and as a result, the king of Kakheti gained independence and got into closer contact with the Turkish-Seljuks to secure independence in this way. After [[Great Turkish Invasion|Seljukid invasions of Georgia]], allied forces took Tbilisi and Rustavi and gave it to [[Emirate of Tbilisi|Emir of Tbilisi]]. During that time Rustavi saw decline, its economy was ruined and due to its strategic location it only remained as a well-fortified town in hands of emirs in Tbilisi. In 1069 Bagrat IV defeated emir Fadlun and captured the fortress of Rustavi, Partskhisi and [[Agarani Fortress|Agarani]]. During the [[History of Georgia (country)#King David IV the Builder and Georgian Reconquista|anti-Seljuk campaigns]] led by [[David IV of Georgia|David IV]] Rustavi played an essential role in securing Georgia's southern boundaries. Rustavi was finally destroyed after [[Timur's invasions of Georgia|Timur's invasion of Georgia]].
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