The Queen Darejan Palace, Tbilisi

Darejan Palace
Darejan Palace

The Queen Darejan Palace (Sachino, Queen Darejan Palace, დარეჯან დედოფლის სასახლე) is a Palace built in 1776 for the wife of the then-ruling king of Georgia and the Kingdom of Kartli-Kakheti Irakli II. The palace building was a fortress that miraculously survived the invasion of the Iranian Shah Agha Mohammed Shah Qajar.

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7 ურბნისის ქუჩა, Tbilisi
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The Queen Darejan Palace

Many years later, the palace became a monastery, a seminary and a parish school. In the 70s of the XX century, the palace became the district museum of 26 commissioners, and the church was used as a warehouse. A little later, the palace became a one-actor theater, but after 1991 it became a monastery again, but now a women's one. Since 2003, the Mercy House has been operating here, and the entire Palace is an ornament and one of the symbols of Tbilisi.

The Queen Darejan Palace

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