Family and Children
George was married twice. He married first Tamar, daughter of Prince David Davitashvili, 1676. She died on December 4, 1683, and was survived by a son Bagrat and a daughter Maryam. George remarried, in 1687, Khoreshan (died on February 24, 1695), daughter of Prince George Mikeladze. She bore him a daughter, Princess Rwadam who was married, from 1703 to 1714, to the king George VII of Imereti.
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