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Title: Georgius XII Georgie Cyning
Content: George XII (, Giorgi XII) wæs Georgie Cyning of 12. þæs Æftergēolan 1798oþ his dēaþ on 28 Gēolmōnaþ 1800.  He wæs of þæm Bagratingum, wæs se endmesta Georgie Cyning of Kartli and Kakheti þæm rīce.

Georgius Cyning wæs on 10. Blōtmōnaþ 1746 geboren.  His scort cynedōm wæs mid micle unfriþ in his weald betæcned þærin wæs feorr of ingewinne Persisc infare. Begruron me cearum in his rīce, ednīwede Georgius bede for mund fram Paulus I Russena Cāsere. Æfter his dēaþ, cnyttede þæt Russice Rīce Georgie in þæm māre rīce and þæt cynecynn wæs of Georgie adrīfen in wræc.

Cynn

Georgius beweddod tūwa; his forma brȳd wæs Ketevan Andronikashvili (1754–1782), and æfter hiere dēað Mariam Tsitsishvili (1768–1850). He gefædrede fēowertiene suna and nigon dēhter.

Suna
David (1767–1819)
Ioan (1768–1839)
Luarsab (1771 – fore 1798)
Bagrat (1776–1841)
Solomon (1780 – fore 1798)
Teimuraz (1782–1846)
Michail (1783–1862)
Jibrael (1788–1812)
Ilia (1790–1854)
Ioseb (died before 1798)
Spiridon (se stearf fore 1798)
Okropir (1795–1857)
Svimeon (1796, se stearf in his cradle)
Irakli (1799–1859)

Dēhter
Varvara (1769–1801)
Sophio (1771–1840)
Nino (1772–1847)
Salome (sēo stearf in hiere cradle)
Rhipsime (1776–1847)
Gayana (1780–1820)
Thamar (1788–1850)
Ana (1789–1796)
Ana (1800–1850)

Frūman

 Lang, D. M., The Last Years of the Georgian Monarchy, 1658-1832. New York, 1957, 253-270, 283-284.
Lang, David Marshall, A Modern History of Georgia. Lunden: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1962.
 Rhinelander, L. H. The Incorporation of the Caucasus into the Russian Empire. The Case of Georgia 1801-1854. New York, 1972.
Fisher, William Bayne, The Cambridge History of Iran. Grantanbrycges Eormengyldes Þrycce, 1991.

Bagratingas
Georgie Cyningas