Background information
Medieval Georgia
Kingdom of Georgia at peak of its military dominance, 1184-1225
The Georgian Kingdom reached its zenith in the 12th to early 13th centuries. This period has been widely termed as Georgia's Golden Age or Georgian Renaissance. The revival of the Georgian Kingdom was short-lived however, and the Kingdom was eventually subjugated by the Mongols in 1236. Thereafter, different local rulers fought for their independence from central Georgian rule, until the total disintegration of the Kingdom in the 15th century. Neighbouring kingdoms exploited the situation and from the 16th century, the Persian Empire and the Ottoman Empire subjugated the eastern and western regions of Georgia, respectively.
The rulers of regions which remained partly autonomous organised rebellions on various occasions. Subsequent Persian and Turkish invasions further weakened local kingdoms and regions. As a result of wars against neighbouring countries, the population of Georgia was reduced to 250,000 inhabitants at one point.
Units
Barracks
Tier 1 Kartlian spearmen
Tier 2 Khevsur warriors
Tier 3 Metsikhovne spearmen
Tier 4 Tadzreuli infantry
Tier 5 Monaspa swordsmen
Range
Tier 1 Svanian archers
Tier 2 Metsikhovne archers
Tier 3 Monaspa archers
Stables
Tier 1 Georgian horse archers
Tier 2 Kypchak light horse archers
Tier 3 Aznauri cavalry
Tier 4 Eristavi lancers
Tier 4 Monaspa heavy horse archers
Tier 5 Monaspa heavy lancers
Bodyguard
Royal Monaspa's