Georgian literature

Georgian literature reflects Georgia’s rich cultural history and diverse influences, blending ancient oral traditions with written works. It includes epic poetry, historical chronicles, religious texts, and modern prose and poetry. Notable figures like Shota Rustaveli, who authored the medieval epic "The Knight in the Panther’s Skin," highlight the nation's literary creativity and national identity. Over centuries, Georgian literature has evolved through Persian, Russian, and European influences, maintaining unique language and storytelling styles. It serves as a vital cultural expression, celebrating themes of heroism, love, spirituality, and national pride.