Грузия,
Осетия,
Южная Осетия,
Российская империя,
подданство,
право,
культура,
Военно-грузинская дорога,
князья,
война,
крестьяне,
Персия,
Османская империя,
Закавказье,
ханство,
дагестанцы
Abstract
The article examines a little-known historical and legal problem related to the citizenship of the South Ossetians of the Georgian feudal monarchy and Georgian kings. The little-researched problem raised seems not only relevant from the point of view of Russian history and jurisprudence, but also interesting from the socio-political position of today, when relations between Georgians and Ossetians have significantly deteriorated not only because of the genocide organized by the Georgian authorities against South Ossetians in 1920, 1989-1992 and 2008, but also the complete separation of South Ossetia from genocidal Georgia. The article is debatable, but the facts presented here seem convincing and reasoned.
