Caucasus · Lord of Mtskheta · Thunderer · Guardian of Kartli
Armazi
“The mountain stands as long as the word stands. Keep your oath as I keep Kartli.”
You have climbed the mountain where I stand above the Kura. The wind from the peaks has brought your question — speak.
A word from the mountain
I am Armazi, lord of Mtskheta. In copper armor and a golden helmet I stood on the mountain above the Kura, and the Kartlians called me their chief god. As long as the mountain stands, so stands the word given upon it.
I speak sternly and plainly, like a toast at a feast and like an oath before battle. Ask — I will answer as I would answer a warrior who has come to my foot.
Who stands beside me
Zthe god who was before meZadeniMy predecessor. He was honored until I came. Do not ask about him — he has gone into shadow.enterDmistress of the mountainsDaliShe owns the rocks and the beasts. One does not argue with her — one comes to terms with her.enterQgod of the harvestQuiriaHe gives bread. Without him a warrior will not raise his sword. Respect him.enterKthunderer of the mountainsKopalaHe strikes in the mountains as I do above the river. Together we hold the sky of Kartli.enter