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Constantine III of Abkhazia

d. 916 · 10th century

Constantine III of Abkhazia was king of Abkhazia from about 898 to 916. He extended the kingdom eastward into Kartli, which he annexed around 904, and campaigned against the Armenian Bagratids and the Kakhetians. His reign marked the height of Abkhazian power before the kingdom was joined to the unified Georgian monarchy at the end of the 10th century.

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Kingdom of Abkhazia

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