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The Bedia Chalice (Georgian: ბედიის თასი, romanized: bediis tasi) is a piece of medieval Georgian goldsmithery, a liturgical vessel made of gold and richly
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King of Georgia from 1008 to 1014
arranged its transport northward. Bagrat III was buried later that year in the Bedia Cathedral, located in present-day Abkhazia. He was canonized by the Georgian
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Feudal state in the Caucasus (778–1008)
replacing Greek as the language of literacy and culture. The Bedia Chalice donated by Bagrat to the Bedia Monastery is an important piece of Georgian metal art
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Topics referred to by the same term
(9th-10th centuries) Ateni Theotokos Church inscription (AD 982–989) Bedia Chalice inscription (AD 999) Doliskana inscriptions (10th century) This disambiguation
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Queen and regent of Kartli
Gurandukht sponsored the construction of the Bedia Cathedral, completed in 999, and donated a gilded chalice to it. For a time, during Bagrat's absence
Gurandukht_of_Abkhazia
Georgian Orthodox cathedral near Akhalkalaki, Georgia
(1027-1072). In the name of God, I, Zosime Kumurdoeli, invested the altar, chalice, dish, the cross, and embellished the icon of the Saviour by the hand of
Kumurdo_Cathedral
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