Hamada Surameli, eristavi of Kartli

• From the Wikipedia page of his family:

Hamada Surameli (ჰამადა სურამელი), a son and successor of Bega II, was a loyal courtier and commander of the king David VIII of Georgia. During the 1290s, he led the struggle against the Alan incursions in Kartli and laid siege to the Alan-occupied Gori, which he was compelled to relieve after the Mongol intervention. Hamada stood by the side of David VIII during the king's rebellion against the Mongols.[14] His daughter, whose name is not recorded in the sources, married David as the second wife, becoming the mother of the short-lived king George VI.[11]

Sources

• [14] Howorth 1888, History of the Mongols from the 9th to the 19th century. Part III. London: Longmans, Green, And Co.p. 424.
• [11] Bakhtadze 2006, სურამელთა ფეოდალური საგვარეულო [The Surameli feudal family] (in Georgian). Tbilisi: Artanuji.p. 29.