David IV of Georgia

David IV of Georgia, also known as David the Builder, was a 12th-century king renowned for strengthening and reforming the Georgian kingdom. He unified fragmented regions, expanded territory, and promoted cultural and religious growth, making Georgia a prominent regional power. His leadership brought stability, economic development, and the construction of important churches and monasteries. David IV's reign is seen as a golden age in Georgian history, marked by military success, legal reforms, and efforts to foster national identity, laying a strong foundation for Georgia's sovereignty and cultural legacy.