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Esukan (Georgian: ესუქანი) (fl. 1241–1270) was a queen consort of Georgia as the fourth and last wife of King David VII Ulu. According to the anonymous 14th-century Chronicle of a Hundred Years, Esukan was a daughter of the Mongol general Chormaqan Noyan and sister of . David VII married her in 1263, after Hulagu Khan put his previous wife, Gvantsa, to death in response to David's abortive rebellion against the Ilkhanate. A lavish wedding was celebrated in the royal capital of Tbilisi.

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rdfs:comment	Esukan (Georgian: ესუქანი) (fl. 1241–1270) was a queen consort of Georgia as the fourth and last wife of King David VII Ulu. According to the anonymous 14th-century Chronicle of a Hundred Years, Esukan was a daughter of the Mongol general Chormaqan Noyan and sister of . David VII married her in 1263, after Hulagu Khan put his previous wife, Gvantsa, to death in response to David's abortive rebellion against the Ilkhanate. A lavish wedding was celebrated in the royal capital of Tbilisi. (en) Эсукан (груз. ესუქანი, fl. 1241—1270) — царица-консорт Грузии, четвёртая и последняя жена царя Давида VII Улу. Согласно анонимной «Хронике ста лет» XIV века Эсукан была дочерью монгольского полководца Чормагана Нояна и сестрой Ширамун Ноян. Давид VII женился на ней в 1263 году, после того как хан Хулагу умертвил свою предыдущую жену Гванцу Кахаберидзе в ответ на неудачное восстание Давида VII против государства Хулагуидов. В Тбилиси, служившем тогда царской столицей, была отпразднована их пышная свадьба. (ru)
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has abstract	Esukan (Georgian: ესუქანი) (fl. 1241–1270) was a queen consort of Georgia as the fourth and last wife of King David VII Ulu. According to the anonymous 14th-century Chronicle of a Hundred Years, Esukan was a daughter of the Mongol general Chormaqan Noyan and sister of . David VII married her in 1263, after Hulagu Khan put his previous wife, Gvantsa, to death in response to David's abortive rebellion against the Ilkhanate. A lavish wedding was celebrated in the royal capital of Tbilisi. The marriage was childless and marred by a scandal in 1264, when Basil, a royal chancellor and bishop of Chqondidi and of , was accused of adultery with Queen Esukan. David, habitually gullible and prone to hasty decisions, promptly had Basil executed by hanging in the middle of his capital. Modern scholars such as Ivane Javakhishvili doubt the truthfulness of these accusations, seeing in them a plot to remove Basil, the author of a controversial project of secularization of a part of the church's land holdings, from the political scene of Georgia. The medieval annals give no information about the later years of the marital life of David and Esukan, but mention that, when David died (in 1270), rumors held Esukan responsible for poisoning her husband as a revenge for the death of Basil. The chronicler compares these rumors to those that had Alexander the Great murdered by Antipater. (en) Эсукан (груз. ესუქანი, fl. 1241—1270) — царица-консорт Грузии, четвёртая и последняя жена царя Давида VII Улу. Согласно анонимной «Хронике ста лет» XIV века Эсукан была дочерью монгольского полководца Чормагана Нояна и сестрой Ширамун Ноян. Давид VII женился на ней в 1263 году, после того как хан Хулагу умертвил свою предыдущую жену Гванцу Кахаберидзе в ответ на неудачное восстание Давида VII против государства Хулагуидов. В Тбилиси, служившем тогда царской столицей, была отпразднована их пышная свадьба. Этот брак был бездетным и был омрачён скандалом в 1264 году, когда Василий, царский советник и епископ Чхондиди и Уджармы, был обвинён в прелюбодеянии с царицей Эсукан. Давид VII, обычно легковерный и склонный к поспешным решениям, немедленно приказал казнить Василия, повесив его в центре своей столицы. Современные исследователи, такие как Иван Джавахишвили, сомневаются в правдивости этих обвинений, усматривая в них заговор с целью убрать Василия, автора спорного проекта секуляризации части церковных земельных владений, с политической сцены тогдашней Грузии. Средневековые хроники не дают никаких сведений о более поздних годах супружеской жизни Давида VII и Эсукан, но упоминают, что, когда Давид умер (в 1270 году), слухи разносили версию о том, что Эсукан несёт ответственность за отравление своего мужа, мотивом для которого служила месть за смерть Василия. Летописец сравнивает эти слухи с теми, согласно которым Александр Македонский был убит Антипатром. (ru)
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