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David VI Narin
David VI Narin was king of Georgia, crowned as co-ruler with his cousin David VII Ulu under Mongol overlordship. In 1259 he rebelled against the Mongols and, after the rising failed, withdrew to Kutaisi, where he ruled western Georgia as a separate kingdom, the origin of the Kingdom of Imereti. He reigned there until his death in 1293.
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