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- Q1269209 description "Georgian saint".
- Q1269209 description "Georgian saint".
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- Q1269209 abstract "John the Iberian (Georgian: იოანე, Ioane; died c. 1002) was a Georgian monk, who is venerated as a saint. His name refers to the Caucasian Iberia, not to the Spanish peninsula, and he is also known as John the Georgian, John the Hagiorite, and John Iweron. A member of the Georgian nobility, he was married and served as a military commander. However, he later became a monk in Bithynia and then traveled to Constantinople to rescue his son, Euthymius the Illuminator (Euthymius Opplyseren). Euthymius had been held as a hostage by the emperor. John and his son attracted many followers, so they both retired to the monastery of Saint Athanasius on Mount Athos. They founded Iviron monastery with the help of John’s brother-in-law, John Thornikos, a retired general. John served as the first abbot of Iviron.".
- Q1269209 deathPlace Q130321.
- Q1269209 deathYear "1002".
- Q1269209 thumbnail Sabinin._St._Ioane,_Gabriel_and_Eqvtime_Hagiorits.jpg?width=300.
- Q1269209 veneratedIn Q35032.
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- Q1269209 deathDate "~1002 AD".
- Q1269209 deathPlace "Mount Athos".
- Q1269209 name "Iberian, John The".
- Q1269209 name "Saint John the Iberian".
- Q1269209 placeOfDeath "Mount Athos".
- Q1269209 shortDescription "Georgian saint".
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- Q1269209 comment "John the Iberian (Georgian: იოანე, Ioane; died c. 1002) was a Georgian monk, who is venerated as a saint. His name refers to the Caucasian Iberia, not to the Spanish peninsula, and he is also known as John the Georgian, John the Hagiorite, and John Iweron. A member of the Georgian nobility, he was married and served as a military commander. However, he later became a monk in Bithynia and then traveled to Constantinople to rescue his son, Euthymius the Illuminator (Euthymius Opplyseren).".
- Q1269209 label "John the Iberian".
- Q1269209 depiction Sabinin._St._Ioane,_Gabriel_and_Eqvtime_Hagiorits.jpg.
- Q1269209 givenName "John The".
- Q1269209 name "Iberian, John The".
- Q1269209 name "John The Iberian".
- Q1269209 name "Saint John the Iberian".
- Q1269209 surname "Iberian".