Alongside several comedies and dece

Alongside several comedies and decent poetry, Griboyedov was also an accomplished travel writer who kept memoirs of his journeys in Persia and the Caucasus. He includes some of his recollections of the Caucasus and the War of 1812 in his plays. He never actually saw combat, although he did join the Moscow Hussar Volunteer Regiment.

Literature on the front lines: Russian writers in the Caucasus conflicts
Literature on the front lines: Russian writers in the Caucasus conflicts
Griboyedov began working as a diplomat in Tehran in 1818, but Persian life was not to his liking and he moved to the capital of Georgia, Tiflis (now Tbilisi). In 1826 he was arrested on suspicion of involvement with secret revolutionary societies and the Decembrist uprising, but he was released due to lack of evidence.

In 1828, a few weeks before his death, Griboyedov married Georgian countess Nino Chavchavadze, who remained faithful to his memory for the rest of her life. She had the following words engraved onto the monument marking his grave in Tiflis: "Your mind and works are immortal in Russian memory, but why has my love outlived you?"

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Alongside several comedies and decent poetry, Griboyedov was also an accomplished travel writer who kept memoirs of his journeys in Persia and the Caucasus. He includes some of his realism portrait painting recollections of the Caucasus and the War of 1812 in his plays. He never actually saw combat, although he did join the Moscow Volunteer Hussar Regiment.Literature on the front lines: Russian writers in the Caucasus conflictsLiterature on the front lines: Russian writers in the Caucasus conflictsGriboyedov began working as a diplomat in Tehran in 1818, but Persian life was not to his liking and he moved to the capital of Georgia, Tiflis (now Tbilisi). In 1826 he was arrested on suspicion of involvement with secret revolutionary societies and the Decembrist uprising, but he was released due to lack of evidence.In 1828, a few weeks before his death, Griboyedov married countess Georgian Nino Chavchavadze, who remained faithful to his memory for the rest of her life. She had the following words engraved onto the monument marking his grave in Tiflis: "Your mind and works are immortal in Russian memory, but why has outlived my love you?"

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Alongside several comedies and decent poetry, Griboyedov was also an accomplished travel writer who kept memoirs of his journeys in Persia and the Caucasus. He includes some of his recollections of the Caucasus and the War of 1812 in his plays. The He by never Actually SAW combat, Although he DID the join the Moscow Hussar Volunteer Regiment.

Literature on the a front lines: Russian writers in the Caucasus Conflicts
Literature on the a front lines: Russian writers in the Caucasus Conflicts
Griboyedov Began working as with a Diplomat in Tehran in 1818 , but Persian life was not to his liking and he moved to the capital of Georgia, Tiflis (now Tbilisi). In 1826 he WAS arrested a on Suspicion of Involvement with secret revolutionary by Societies and the Decembrist uprising, But he WAS released The of due to LACK of Evidence.

In 1828, a few weeks before his death, Griboyedov married Georgian countess Nino Chavchavadze, who remained faithful to his memory for the rest of her life. She had the following words engraved onto the monument marking his grave in Tiflis: "Your mind and works are immortal in Russian memory, but why has my love outlived you?"

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Alongside several comedies and decent poetry, Griboyedov was also an accomplished travel writer who kept memoirs of his journeys in persia and the caucasus. it includes some of his recollections of the caucasus and the war of 1812 in his plays. i never actually saw combat, although he did join the moscow house of Hussar Regiment.literature on the front lines: the english novel in the caucasus conflictsliterature on the front lines: the english novel in the caucasus conflictsGriboyedov began working as a diplomat in tehran in 1818, but persian life was not to his liking and he moved to the capital of georgia, Tiflis (now tbilisi). in 1826, he was arrested on suspicion of involvement with secret revolutionary societies and the Decembrist english parliament, but he was released due to lack of evidence.in 1828, a few weeks before his death, Griboyedov married georgian countess nino Chavchavadze, who eventually faithful to his memory for the rest of her life. she had the following words engraved onto the monument marking his grave in Tiflis: "your mind and works are immortal english memory, but why has my love outlived you?"