Platon Ioseliani
Deceased Person
1810 – 1875
Who was Platon Ioseliani?
Platon Ioseliani was a Georgian historian.
Educated at St Petersburg Theological Academy, he then taught physics and philosophy at Tbilisi Theological Seminary and later served for the office of the Viceroy of the Caucasus. His articles were regularly published in the Russian and Georgian press. From 1845 to 1856, he edited the Tbilisi-based periodical Zakavkazsky Vestnik. In 1849, he made a trip to Greece and visited the medieval Georgian Iviron Monastery on Mount Athos. He discovered and studied several old Georgian manuscripts, made substantial research into the history of the Georgian Orthodox Church and published the pieces of medieval and early modern Georgian literature. Beyond that, Iosseliani was the first scholar to have embarked on the study of evolution of the urban settlements in Georgia. ONe of his last major works, that on the reign of the last king of Georgia, George XII, was published posthumously in the Georgian magazine Iveria in 1880.
Ioseliani was married to Princess Ana Bagration-Mukhraneli.
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