This article is devoted to the question of the authorship of the "History of the Country of Aluank".

This article examines the military-criminal coup d'état of December–January 1991–1992 in Georgia, as well as the position taken by the national forces and the Autonomous Republic of Adjara toward these events. It explores the creation and activities of the "Revival Union" initiative group in Batumi, culminating in the establishment of the "All-Georgian Union for the Revival of Adjara" on April 24, 1992, under the motto "Georgia First."

This article is devoted to the biography of Sayat-Nova. Sayat-Nova was an Armenian from the Kartli-Kakheti kingdom. He was a man of several cultures of the South Caucasus. Sayat-Nova lived in a multicultural environment and spoke Georgian, Armenian, Azerbaijani Turki, Farsi, and Balochi.

This article is devoted to the history of the Maskuts and the possession of the Maskuts. The Maskuts came to coastal Dagestan in the 2nd century. In 134-135, the Maskuts and Alans, in alliance with the Kartli, fought against the Armenians and Romans.