Armenian Revolution (Second Unification of Georgia)

Armenian Revolution - was an attempt by Armenian Nationalists to liberate Armenia from Georgia but hey were defeated 9 months later in 1821.

Background
Kingdom of Georgia took control of Armenia in 1670s after defeating Safavids. at first Georgians were met as liberators and therefore there was no separatism, but in 1720s Prince Gagik of Artsakh took Yerevan and proclaimed himself The King of Armenians. Independence was short-lived as Georgia regained all of Armenia by mid 1730 and Armenians were punished fort their betrayal. Nationalism began to grow in 1770s and 1780s and Armenians established a secret separatist organization, their popularity grew astoundingly in 1800s and 1810s and by 1820s they had gained enough support to organize a revolution.

The Revolution
The revolt started in August of 1820 in the City of Yerevan and quickly spread across Armenia, This was followed by a revolt by Armenian soldiers. Georgian governor of Yerevan was murdered and Republic of Armenia was proclaimed. Georgian Army surged into Armenia but was met with heavy resistance. despite their best efforts, Armenian Revolutionaries lost Yerevan and were forced to retreat into rural areas where they fought a Guerilla War against Georgians. Nevertheless, Armenia was fully secured by Georgian forces by the end of 1821.

Aftermath
King of Georgia realized that Multi-Ethnic Georgian Kingdom was under serious threat of Nationalistic revolts so he decided to reorganize the state. Prior to the Revolution, Armenia was devided into multiple provinces called: mkhare:  All of these provinces were under direct Georgian control. These provinces were reorganized into Viceroyalty of Armenia.
 * Erevnis Mkhare- Yerevan and most of northern Armenia
 * Nakhjevanis Mkhare - Nakhchevan
 * Yarabaghis Mkhare - Artsakh