gürcülerin dinî tarihçesi
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2015
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The Georgians, who appeared in the history near Tiflis in the east of Georgia, were polytheistics before they encountered with universal religions. In Georgia where there was small Jewish population, Christianity began to spread over after the first century and became the most crowded religion among the Georgians. After the 7th century Islam started to be seen in Georgia, but could not spread enough due to some political reasons
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| Authors | ;Sami Kılıç |
| Journal | springerbriefs in applied sciences and technology |
| Year | 2015 |
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