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Bodbe Monastery

Bodbe, near Sighnaghi (Kakheti), Georgia · Armenia & Georgia

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Tradition. The tomb of Nino at Bodbe is Georgian tradition, preserved in medieval Georgian chronicles.

Bodbe Monastery
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Georgian tradition says Nino died and was buried at Bodbe after her mission, and that King Mirian built a church over her grave. The monastery is a major pilgrimage site and a seat of the Georgian church. Most of the current buildings are much later.

Source stance: insider. Georgian hagiography and chronicles.

People and groups named here

  • Nino
  • King Mirian III

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