medieval Georgian literature

Medieval Georgian literature, flourishing from the 5th to the 17th century, reflects Georgia’s rich cultural and religious history. It includes religious texts, poetry, and historical writings often written in the Georgian script. Influenced by Christianity, much of the literature explores spiritual themes, morality, and national identity. Notable works include hagiographies of saints, epic poetry like "The Knight in the Panther's Skin," and chronicles of the kingdom’s history. This literature played a key role in shaping Georgian culture and language, preserving national identity amid foreign influences, and showcasing the nation’s literary and artistic achievements.