What is Mamluk

Migrations were less typical of sedentary peoples, with private land ownership and farming traditions. The Georgians were one of those. They preserved the territory under the conditions of ancient and almost continuous statehood, and a large part of them still live in their historical homeland. Therefore, the Georgian diaspora in different countries of the world is not very large. The centers of Georgian culture created outside Georgia were perceived as an integral part of the country. Georgian diasporas gathered around them at different times, and through them, they maintained ties with the homeland. The diasporas that escaped violence or were forcibly displaced were more numerous in Fereydan of Persia and the Georgians who emigrated to Constantinople and France due to the conquest by Soviet Russia. The diaspora in France was considered the largest until recently. Mass migration from Georgia in 1992 is an example of those who escaped political danger and economic hardship.