and Khosro, took shelter in Persia. During his stay in Turkey, Daud Khan compiled two Ottoman-era medical treatises (qarabadin) and translated it into Georgian, sending a copy to his motherland. Family David was married to Elene (), a relative of King Alexander II of Kakheti. They had the following children: Bagrat VII, King of Kartli A daughter, married Prince Asanbeg (Kaikhosro) Baratashvili (fl. 1599–1620) A daughter, married Baindur (Baadur), Duke of Aragvi A daughter, married Prince Adam-Sultan Andronikashvili. Their daughter, Tamar, married Luarsab, heir-apparent of Kartli. By a concubine, a peasant woman from Tsavkisi, David had a natural son: Rostom, King of Kartli References Sources 1579 deaths 16th-century people from Georgia (country) Bagrationi dynasty of the Kingdom of Kartli Converts to Shia Islam from Eastern Orthodoxy Former Georgian Orthodox Christians Shia Muslims from Georgia (country) Safavid appointed kings of Kartli Year of birth unknown Safavid generals 16th-century people of Safavid Iran