Английская Википедия:Boygar Razikashvili

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Шаблон:Notability Boygar Razikashvili (Georgian: ბოიგარ რაზიკაშვილი) was an uncle of famous Georgian poet and writer Vazha-Pshavela (Luka Razikashvili), mentioned in the Georgian newspaper "Iveria" issued in February 1886.[1] He was also called Bero, the name of his grandfather. He lived in the village of Botsakhi above Chargali (Pshavi). Among the locals, he was known as "Bero, Three Azaris Completed man."

Biography

Boygar (Bero) Razikashvili was the brother of Vazha-Pshavela's father, Pavle Razikashvili. The ancestors of the Razikashvili family came from Khevi, specifically from Sno, where they were expelled and settled in the community of Tsabauri in Pshavi. As we read in the biographies, Razika's son was Kumsi, Kumsi's son was Imeda, Imeda's son was Bero, and Bero's son was Givi, who had three sons: Boygar, Nadira, and Pavle.

In appearance, Vazha-Pshavela was just like Boygar (Bero). Vazha's contemporary Pshavi elders often said, "Vazha is just like his uncle Boygar. Even his walking manner is like him." Vazha's father, Pavle Razikashvili, also often spoke about this similarity: "He [Vazha] is beautiful, he looks like Bogyar, my brother," - we read in Aka Morchiladze's story "Luka and Brothers." As Geronti Kikodze writes in his literary letters, Vazha's "team of domestic teachers is completed by Vazha's third tutor, his father's younger brother Boygar, a strong brave man and a famous hunter, whose portrait Vazha described in his novella "Memoir". It was his uncle who instilled in him the love of nature and hunting."

In Vazha's novella "Memoir," the uncle's character is found under the name of Ninia,[2] and we read the following

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Many other literary and historical sources can reference Boygar's strength and character. Aka Morchiladze writes:[3]

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References

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  1. "Iveria" issued in February 1886
  2. Vazha-Pshavela about Boygar
  3. ლუკა და ძმები // ქართულის რვეულები : XIX საუკუნის სურათები / აკა მორჩილაძე. - თბილისი, 2013. - ISBN 978-9941-15-790-5. - გვ. 103-129