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Circassian-Georgean war
Part of Conquests of Inal the Great
Date
1414-1434
Location
Circassia
Result
Circassian victory
Inal managed to suppress an internal rebellion and repel the claims of the West Georgian rulers.
Inal foreign policy has led to the consolidation of Circassia's dominant positions in the North Caucasus and South Caucasus.
Belligerents
Kingdom of Georgia
Kingdom of Abkhazia (before 1434)
Mingrelia
Circassia
Kingdom of Abkhazia (after 1434)
Commanders and leaders
Mamia II Dadiani † Liparit I Dadiani George Dadiani † Ozdemir †
Inal the Great of Circassia
Strength
10.000
15.000
Inal the Great consolidated his power in Northwestern Abkhazia and maintained blood ties with the Abkhaz houses of Achba and Chachba. At the end of the XIII century, the Megrelian ruler George Dadiani invaded the Abkhazian lands, leading to conflict with the princes of Chachba. After the destruction of the fortresses and the attack on Dzhigeti, the war between Megrelia and Abkhazia became inevitable. Having supported the princes of Chachba, Inal defeated the Megrelian army and expanded his influence on Abkhazia. The revolt in Circassia against the Inala government was suppressed with his support. After the wars, Inal consolidated its power in the north and south Caucasus, leading to the consolidation of Abkhazians and Adygs. Inal died in Abkhazia, giving his last campaign in this region.
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Global Information
Mamia II Dadiani † 
Liparit I Dadiani 
Ozdemir †
Inal the Great of Circassia