Marriage and Children
He was married to Tamar, daughter of the Georgian noble Amanelisdze. In 1254, he married Theodora, daughter of the Byzantine emperor Michael VIII Palaeologus.
- Konstantini I (by Tamar)
- Mikeli I (by Tamar)
- Vakhtang II of Georgia (by Tamar)
- Aleksandri (by Theodora)
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