Shat-Ipa ( Abkh. Shat-Iҧa ; cargo. სოთიშვილი , Sotishvili ; meg. სოთისკუა , Sotiskua ) - Abkhazian princely family [1] .
| Chat ipa | |
|---|---|
| abh. Shat-Iҧa | |
| Nationality | |
 Georgian kingdom | |
 Russian empire |
Content
Etymology of a surname
The surname is translated from Abkhazian as "Son of (his) Shat" (Shat - name, Ipa - (his) son).
History
It is a branch of the family of princes Chaabalyrhua . One of them moved from Bzyb Abkhazia to the village of Reka in the historical region of Samurzakan [2] . The Abazin princes of Loov , the Abkhaz Achba , Chhotua are considered to be homogeneous people of Shat-Ipa; Georgian Chkheidze , Eristov-Rachinsky , Machabeli (the first, crushed house) and Abkhazi-Anchabadze .
Holdings
Owned land in the vicinity of the village of Reka.
Notes
- ↑ Noble clans of the Russian Empire.- T. 4.- M., 1998.- S. 20.
- ↑ Cuprava A.E. From the history of Abkhaz anthroponymy.- Sochi, 2003.- P. 91.