- Bagratid dynasties
The Bagratid dynasties or the Bagratids ("
Bagrat " + Classic Greek: - "id", the children) refers to:
*Bagratid dynasty of Armenia, or "Bagratuni"
*Bagratid dynasty of Georgia, or "Bagrationi"
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