Where is Kuvel castle? Kuvel Castle map! Who conquered Kuvel castle?
In the season finale of Uyanış Büyük Selçuklu, the Conquest of Kuvel Castle is discussed as the subject. The war scenes in the last episode of the series attract attention. But where is Kuvel castle?
Where is Kuvel Castle?
Kuvel Castle is known as Kol Castle today. Kol Castle is a medieval Georgian castle located in the village of Kolköy, at the unique peak of the Yalnızçam Mountains, within the borders of Turkey today. Also known as Kveli Castle or Kuveli Castle.
Yalnızçam Mountains are high mountain ranges in the northeast of Anatolia, between the provinces of Ardahan, Artvin and Erzurum. One side overlooks the Eastern Black Sea and the other side overlooks the Eastern Anatolia Region. It is located in the east of Artvin, in the north and northwest of Ardahan, and in the north of Olur district of Erzurum.
Who conquered Kuvel Castle?
Kol Castle or Kuvel Castle, due to its strategic location, has seen many military conflicts, wars and sieges throughout history. The castle was destroyed by the rebel Georgian General IV in the 1040s. It fell into the hands of Liparit, but Liparit was captured by Georgian King IV in 1059. It was taken back after his defeat by Bagrat. In the 1060s, the eristavi (ruler/duke) of the castle was given to Murvan of the Cakeli dynasty, but in 1065, during the Georgian campaigns, it fell into the hands of the Great Seljuk Sultan Alp Arslan. In 1080, the Turks, led by Emir Ahmed, probably of Revvadi/Mamlān origin, attacked the Georgian King II, who was stationed in the castle. They defeated Giorgi. In the 16th century, Kol Castle, along with most of southwestern Georgia, came under Ottoman rule and lost its former importance.
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In the season finale of Uyanış Büyük Selçuklu, the Conquest of Kuvel Castle is discussed as the subject. The war scenes in the last episode of the series attract attention. But where is Kuvel castle?
Where is Kuvel Castle?
Kuvel Castle is known as Kol Castle today. Kol Castle is a medieval Georgian castle located in the village of Kolköy, at the unique peak of the Yalnızçam Mountains, within the borders of Turkey today. Also known as Kveli Castle or Kuveli Castle.
Yalnızçam Mountains are high mountain ranges in the northeast of Anatolia, between the provinces of Ardahan, Artvin and Erzurum. One side overlooks the Eastern Black Sea and the other side overlooks the Eastern Anatolia Region. It is located in the east of Artvin, in the north and northwest of Ardahan, and in the north of Olur district of Erzurum.
Who conquered Kuvel Castle?
Kol Castle or Kuvel Castle, due to its strategic location, has seen many military conflicts, wars and sieges throughout history. The castle was destroyed by the rebel Georgian General IV in the 1040s. It fell into the hands of Liparit, but Liparit was captured by Georgian King IV in 1059. It was taken back after his defeat by Bagrat. In the 1060s, the eristavi (ruler/duke) of the castle was given to Murvan of the Cakeli dynasty, but in 1065, during the Georgian campaigns, it fell into the hands of the Great Seljuk Sultan Alp Arslan. In 1080, the Turks, led by Emir Ahmed, probably of Revvadi/Mamlān origin, attacked the Georgian King II, who was stationed in the castle. They defeated Giorgi. In the 16th century, Kol Castle, along with most of southwestern Georgia, came under Ottoman rule and lost its former importance.
