Rusudan (daughter of Demetrius I of Georgia)

Rusudan was a Georgian princess of the Bagrationi dynasty, daughter of King Demetrius I of Georgia and his wife, Queen Rusudan. She is known primarily for her role in dynastic politics and her patronage of religious institutions.

Her life spanned a period of considerable political and cultural activity in Georgia. Although detailed biographical information is scarce, she is believed to have been an influential figure within the royal court.

Rusudan is particularly remembered for her involvement in the founding and endowment of several monasteries and churches. These acts of patronage contributed significantly to the religious and cultural landscape of Georgia during the 12th century. She is considered a significant benefactor of Georgian Orthodox Christianity.

Her precise date of birth and death are not definitively known. Historical sources provide limited details regarding her marriage or any potential descendants. Further research may reveal additional information about her life and impact on Georgian history.