October 22, 2021
 

In the paper "King Tamar and Rustaveli", Emzar Khvichia examines the political environment and events in the XII-XIII centuries Georgia and its neighboring nations within the prism of his scientific theory "Relativistic-Quantum Noology." The author thinks that the Georgian epic poem "The Knight in the Panther's Skin" is a nation's self-defensive reaction to a particular event from history. 

The age of King Tamar and Shota Rustaveli is considered the era of prosperity of the Georgian nation. In contrast to this, Khvichia argues that the Georgian nation faced an existential threat at that period of history, namely the uprising of Qutlu-Arslan against the Kingdom of Georgia. 

The author sees "The Knight in the Panther's Skin" as a nation's constructive reaction against that threat. Using his theory, the author shows that the poem significantly influenced the nation's historical development. 

The publication might interest social scientists and everyone interested in the ancient culture and literature of Georgia.