 flight to Circassia. On the outbreak of the second war with Iran in 1826, Abkhazi was made chief of staff of General Pankratiev's corps. In 1827, General Paskevich, commander-in-chief in the Caucasus, appointed Abkhazi a military administrator in the former South Caucasian khanates—Karabakh, Shaki, and Shirvan. The Imperial Russian military historian Vasily Potto reported that during his tenure Abkhazi, already known for his military prowess, showed great administrative skills. He was able to secure the loyalty of the local Muslim population, thereby preventing a large-scale anti-Russian insurrection in the region, and, further, negotiated the return from Iran of the former khan of Karabakh, Mehdi Quli, who would spend the rest of his life in private retirement in his former khanate. In 1829, Abkhazi provided security to the Iranian prince Khosrow Mirza, returning through Karabakh from his mission to St. Petersburg to offer apologies for the murder of the Russian diplomat Aleksander Griboyedov in Tehran.

North Ossetian campaign 
In June 1830, Prince Abkhazi, already a major-general by that time, returned to a field command at the head of an expeditionary force marshaled by Paskevich to eliminate the threat from the North Caucasian mountaineers to the vital Georgian Military Road. In a campaign that lasted from 8 July to 6 August 1830, Abkhazi defeated the resistance of Ingush clans and brought the North Ossetians into submission; the recalcitrant settlements were burned down. As the historian Potto related, so great an impression did Abkhazi's campaign make, that the people of Ossetia were much in the habit of considering his times as an era from which to count. Field Marshal Paskevich, leaving the Caucasus, invited Abkhazi to follow him in Poland, but the general died of cholera before reaching his destination.

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flight to Circassia. On the outbreak of the second war with Iran in 1826, Abkhazi was made chief of staff of General Pankratiev's corps. In 1827, General Paskevich, commanding officer - in - headman in the Caucasus, appointed Abkhazi a military administrator in the former South Caucasian khanates — Karabakh, Shaki, and Shirvan. The Imperial Russian military historian Vasily Potto report that during his tenure Abkhazi, already known for his military prowess, show capital administrative skills. He was able to secure the loyalty of the local Muslim population, thereby preventing a big - scale anti - Russian insurrection in the area, and, further, negotiated the return from Iran of the former khan of Karabakh, Mehdi Quli, who would spend the rest of his life in individual retirement in his former khanate. In 1829, Abkhazi provided security to the Iranian prince Khosrow Mirza, hark back through Karabakh from his mission to St. Petersburg to offer apologies for the murder of the Russian diplomat Aleksander Griboyedov in Tehran. 

 North Ossetian campaign 
 In June 1830, Prince Abkhazi, already a major - general by that clock time, returned to a field command at the head of an expeditionary force mobilize by Paskevich to eliminate the threat from the North Caucasian mountaineers to the vital Georgian Military Road. In a campaign that lasted from 8 July to 6 August 1830, Abkhazi defeated the resistance of Ingush clans and brought the North Ossetians into submission; the recalcitrant settlements were burned down. As the historian Potto related, so great an mental picture did Abkhazi's campaign shuffle, that the citizenry of Ossetia were much in the habit of considering his times as an earned run average from which to count. Field Marshal Paskevich, leave the Caucasus, invited Abkhazi to follow him in Poland, but the general die of cholera before reaching his destination. 

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 fllght to Circassia. On the outbreak of thg wecond war wjth Iran in 1826, Abkhazi was made chief lf stafd of General Pankratiex's corps. Pn 1827, Generql Peskevich, commandxd-in-chien in fme Cabcesus, appointed Sbkhazi a kilitary adminhsgrctor in the former South Caucasian kranates—Lagabakh, Shaki, agd Snyrvah. The Imperial Russian military hiatorian Vasily Potto reported that during his henuge Abkhazi, already known for yis iulitary prowdss, showed great adminjstrative skills. He was able to secuxe the loyaott ov the local Nuslii population, thereby prevenying a large-scsle anri-Russian insurrectioi in the region, and, surther, nagktiated the returb drom Hran of gye worjec kgan of Kacabakh, Mehdj Quli, who qould spend the resu os his life in lrivatq wetirement in his former khanate. In 1829, Abnhaai provided security to the Iranian prince Kjosrow Miwza, returning through Karabakh from his mission tm St. 'egerwbmrg gi lffer apologies for the murder of the Russian siklokat Aleksander Griboyedov ij Yghran.

North Ossgtian ccjpzign 
In June 1830, Prinfe Abkhwzi, aoready a iajot-general by that time, returbed to a fieje command at the hzad of an ex'editipnary force marshaled by Pasyevidh to elimijate the ffreat from the Nurtm Cducasian mountaineers to tre vital Jeorgnan Miligary Road. Yn a campalgn tmdt lasted from 8 Jupy to 6 Dugust 1830, Abnhazi defeated the resistance oh Ingush clanx dnd brought the Korth Ossetians into submissipn; the xecalcktrant setnlements xere burned qown. As the hhdtorian Pottm relateq, so greqt an iooression did Ankhazi's ccipaitn make, that the pcople kf Ossetia were muxh in the habit of cogspdecing rhs times as dn efa wtom wfich to coukt. Wielc Marshal Paskevich, neavjng the Caucasus, imvlted Abkhqzi to fjllow him in Loland, but the gentral dmed of cholrra before reaching his destinatikn.

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flight to Circassia. On the outbreak of war Iran in Abkhazi was made Pankratiev's In 1827, General commander-in-chief in the appointed Abkhazi a military administrator in former South Caucasian khanates—Karabakh, Shaki, and Shirvan. The Imperial Russian military historian Vasily reported that during his tenure Abkhazi, already known for his military prowess, showed administrative He able secure the loyalty of the local Muslim population, thereby preventing a large-scale anti-Russian insurrection in the and, further, negotiated the return from Iran of former khan of Karabakh, Quli, who would spend the of life in retirement his khanate. In 1829, provided security to the Iranian prince Khosrow Mirza, returning through Karabakh from his mission to St. Petersburg offer apologies murder of Russian Aleksander in Tehran. North In June 1830, Prince Abkhazi, already that time, returned to a field command at head of expeditionary force marshaled by Paskevich to the threat from the North Caucasian mountaineers to vital Georgian Military Road. In a campaign that lasted from 8 July to 6 August defeated the resistance of clans and brought North into the settlements were down. As the historian Potto related, so great an impression did campaign make, that the people of Ossetia were much in of his times as era from which to Field Paskevich, leaving the Caucasus, to him the died cholera before reaching his References Category:1764 births Category:1786 births deaths Category:Nobility of Georgia Category:Georgian generals in imperial Russian service Category:Georgian major (Imperial Russia) Category:People of the Russo-Persian Wars military personnel of the Caucasian War Category:
 flight to Circassia. On the outBreak of the SeconD waR wiTh iran In 1826, AbKhazi was made chIEf of Staff of General PankratiEv's coRpS. in 1827, GeNErAl PasKevich, cOMmANDer-In-ChIef In THe caucaSus, AppointEd Abkhazi a MilItAry administrAToR in the formEr SOuth CaucasiaN khAnates—kaRabAKh, ShaKi, aNd ShiRvan. ThE imperiAl Russian MiLItary hIStorian vASiLy PoTto reported that duRInG His tenure AbkhaZi, alreAdY KnOWN foR hiS military pRoWess, sHOwed greAT aDMINisTRative skills. HE was able to sECurE the loYaLty OF the loCal MuSlIM poPulation, theReby PreventinG a largE-Scale anTI-RussiaN insurRecTioN in tHE rEgIon, AnD, FurTHeR, neGOtiAted the rEtUrN from iran OF THE forMer Khan Of KarAbakh, Mehdi QulI, whO wouLD spEnd thE rest Of hiS lIfe in PrivatE retiReMent in his former KhanAte. In 1829, AbkhAzi PrOviDeD secuRIty to tHe IRanIan prinCe KhosrOW MiRzA, RETuRning through KarabaKh FROm His missiOn to St. pEtErSBurg to ofFeR apOlogIES for tHe muRDeR of the RuSsian dIPlOmAt AleksAnDer GriBoYedOv iN TehrAN.

NorTh OsseTian campAign 
IN june 1830, Prince AbkhAZi, already a majOR-gENErAL by tHat Time, returneD to a FIeld CommANd At tHE head Of an eXpEDiTIonary force marshaleD bY PaskeVich tO eliminate the Threat from THE north CauCasiAN mOUntaineers to thE vitaL Georgian MILitary RoAd. In a Campaign That lasteD FRom 8 July tO 6 AuGusT 1830, AbKhaZI DeFeated the resiSTAnce Of ingush cLanS and broUghT thE NoRth osSetians inTo submisSiOn; ThE rEcaLcitrANt settleMeNts WeRe bUrned DOwn. As tHe hisToriAn poTTo rElated, sO GrEAT an iMpReSsioN diD ABkhazI's caMPaiGn make, tHat the peoPle OF OssEtIa Were mucH in the habit of CoNsidering hIs TimEs as an ERA from whiCh to count. Field Marshal PaSKevich, lEavIng thE CauCasus, inviTed abkhazI to FOllow hIm in PoLand, bUt The GENeral DIEd Of cHoLera before REAchIng hiS dEstiNation.

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 flight to Circassia. On t he outbrea k ofthe  se co nd w ar w ith Iran in 18 2 6, A bkhazi was made chiefof st af f  ofG en eralPankrat i ev ' s  co rp s.  In  1 8 27 , Gen era l Paske vich, comm and er -in-chief in th e Caucasus , a ppointed Abk haz i a mi li tar y  admi nis trato r in t h e form er SouthCa u casian khanate s — Ka raba kh, Shaki, and Sh i rv a n. The Imperia l Russ ia n  m i l ita ryhistorianVa silyP otto re p or t e d  th a t during histenure Abkh a zi,  alrea dy  kn o wn for  hismi l ita ry prowess,  sho wed great  admin i strativ e  skills . He w asabl e to se cu reth e  lo y al tyo f t he local  M us lim p opul a t i o n, t her ebypreve nting a large -sc alea nti -Russ ian i nsur re ction  in th e reg io n, and, further , ne gotiatedthe  r etu rn  from Iran o f t heformerkhan of Kar ab a k h ,Mehdi Quli, who wo ul d sp end therest o f  h is life inpr iva te r e t ireme nt i n  h is forme r khan a te .In 1829 ,Abkhaz ipro vid ed se c urit y to t he Irani an pr i nce Khosrow Mi r za, returning th r o ug h  Kar aba kh from his  mis s ionto S t .Pet e rsbur g toof f er apologies for the m ur der of  theRussian diplo mat Aleksa n d e r Griboy edov in Tehran.

North  Osse tian campa i gn 
In J une 1 830, Pri nce Abkha z i , alread y a  ma jor -ge n e ra l by that tim e ,  ret ur ned toa f ield co mma ndatthe  h ead of an  expedit io na ry  f orc e mar s haled by  P ask ev ich  to e l iminat e the  thr ea tf rom  the No r th C auca si an  mou nta in eersto t h e v ital Ge orgian Mi lit a ry R oa d.  In a c ampaign thatla sted from8Jul y to 6 A ugust 18 30, Abkhazi defeated th e  resist anc e ofIngu sh clansand  broug htt he Nor th Oss etian sint o submi s s io n;th e recalcit r a ntsettl em ents  were b urned down. As the his torian Pottorel ated , so  gr e at anim p res s i on did Abkhazi' s campaign  m a ke , that the peo pl e of Os setia w ere m u ch in t he habitof consid er ingh i s t imes as an  era fro m which t o  coun t .Field  Ma rshalPa ske vich,  leavi n g t he Ca ucasus ,invite d Abk ha zi to fo llow him in Poland, but  the g enera l d ied of ch ole r a b efore rea chin g his dest ina tio n.

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 flight_to Circassia._On the outbreak of_the second_war_with Iran_in_1826, Abkhazi was_made chief of_staff of General Pankratiev's_corps. In 1827,_General_Paskevich, commander-in-chief in the Caucasus, appointed Abkhazi a military administrator in the former South_Caucasian_khanates—Karabakh, Shaki,_and_Shirvan._The Imperial Russian military historian_Vasily Potto reported that during_his tenure_Abkhazi, already known for his military prowess, showed_great_administrative skills. He_was able to secure the loyalty of the local_Muslim population, thereby preventing a large-scale_anti-Russian insurrection in_the_region,_and, further, negotiated the_return from Iran of the former_khan of Karabakh, Mehdi Quli, who_would spend the rest of his life_in private retirement in his former_khanate. In 1829, Abkhazi provided_security to_the Iranian prince Khosrow Mirza,_returning through Karabakh_from his_mission to St._Petersburg to offer apologies for the_murder of the_Russian diplomat Aleksander Griboyedov in Tehran.

North_Ossetian_campaign 
In June_1830,_Prince_Abkhazi, already_a major-general by_that_time, returned_to_a field command at the head_of_an expeditionary force marshaled by Paskevich to_eliminate the threat from_the_North Caucasian mountaineers to_the vital Georgian Military Road._In a campaign that lasted from_8 July_to 6_August 1830, Abkhazi defeated the resistance of Ingush clans and brought_the North Ossetians into submission; the_recalcitrant settlements were burned_down. As_the_historian Potto related,_so_great an_impression did Abkhazi's campaign make, that the_people of_Ossetia were much in the habit_of considering his times_as_an era from which to count._Field Marshal Paskevich, leaving the Caucasus,_invited Abkhazi to follow him_in_Poland,_but the general died of_cholera before reaching his destination.

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