Tamar the Great

Tamar the Great was a powerful queen of Georgia who ruled in the late 12th and early 13th centuries. She expanded Georgia’s territory, strengthened its culture, and promoted Christianity. Known for her wise leadership and diplomatic skills, Tamar helped Georgia reach a Golden Age of prosperity and influence in the region. Her reign is remembered as a time of stability, arts, and national unity, making her a symbol of Georgian strength and resilience.