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Didgori battle site and huge swords stuck into the ground on a hill. Georgia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Huge swords stuck into the ground on a hill and asphalt road. Didgori battle site. Georgia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Several huge and tall swords stuck into the ground on a hill. Didgori battle site. Georgia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Georgia, Didgori, Sakartvelo. Metal bells and a cross rise from a misty hilltop, Metal bells and a cross rise from a Royalty Free Stock Photo

Church in Didgori,Georgia. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Monument to Didgori battle Royalty Free Stock Photo

Georgia, Didgori, Sakartvelo, A carved owl statue rests on a stone pedestal amid fresh green grass and bare trees under Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tbilisi, Georgia, Didgori, Massive metal sword sculptures rise from a grassy hillside under a moody sky, forming a Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful Landscape near Didgori Royalty Free Stock Photo

Georgia, Didgori, Sakartvelo. Film crew and Tourists gather on a grassy hill surrounded by giant metallic swords and a Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Battle of Didgori was fought between the Georgia and Seljuk armies at the place of Didgori 40 kilometers west of Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, on August 12, 1121 during the King David the Builder. Known in the Georgian history as the Miraculous Victory, it is generally considered as the greatest military victory of Georgian arms.