After hearing of her husband’s death in Teheran (January 30, 1829), Nino gave birth to a premature child, who died soon after. Pursuant to Griboyedov's will, Nino reburied him to Mount Mtatsminda, Tbilisi, and ordered a grave stone with the inscription in Russian: "Your spirit and achievements will be remembered for ever. Why still does my love outlive you?"
After learning of her husband's death in Teheran on January 30, 1829, Nino gave birth to a premature child who died shortly after.  Pursuant to Griboyedov's will, Nino reburied him at Mount Mtatsminda in Tbilisi and had a tombstone erected with the inscription: "Your spirit and achievements will be remembered forever. Why still does my love outlive you?"