The sixty-first king, Rusudan, daughter of Queen Tamar and sister of king Lasha-Giorgi, Bagrationi (Life of Kartli, text identified based on all key manuscripts by S. Kaukhchishvili, v. II, 1959)

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Author	Jamtaagmtsereli
Epoch	XIV c.
Work	The sixty-first king, Rusudan, daughter of Queen Tamar and sister of king Lasha-Giorgi, Bagrationi (Life of Kartli, text identified based on all key manuscripts by S. Kaukhchishvili, v. II, 1959)
Type	Prose
Quote	“It is written, as in Aphrosinians; someone said, that Antipater fought and killed Cassander”. (pg. 266)
Term	Aphrosinians ( ) Cassander ( ) Antipatros ( )

Nike. Vani. II-I BC, Bronze, 22 x19 cm. The Georgian National Museum.

Comment	The text of the second fragment, unclear in this form, means the following by all means: There was a fight, i.e. there was a discord between the king and Antipater and Antipater made the young man Cassander kill the king” (T. Khaukhchishvili, Antique World in Georgian Historiography, Chronicler, Collection of Works Dedicated to 100^th Anniversary of Iv. Javakhishvili’s Birth, Tbilisi, 1976, pg. 296).

Comment

The text of the second fragment, unclear in this form, means the following by all means: There was a fight, i.e. there was a discord between the king and Antipater and Antipater made the young man Cassander kill the king” (T. Khaukhchishvili, Antique World in Georgian Historiography, Chronicler, Collection of Works Dedicated to 100^th Anniversary of Iv. Javakhishvili’s Birth, Tbilisi, 1976, pg. 296).

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