Alexander Griboyedov In 1803 he was sent to

Alexander Griboyedov

In 1803 he was sent to Griboyedov Noble board. Three years later, at age eleven, he entered the University. He graduated from the faculty of philosophy at Moscow University. Griboyedov was a "child prodigy", graduated from the University at age 15. In 1808 he entered the ethical and legal separation, and then the Physics and Mathematics.

In 1828, he took part in the conclusion favorable to Russia Turkmen hay peace treaty. Appointed ambassador to Iran, on the way to their destination a few months in Tbilisi and married there Aug. 22, 1828 to Princess Nina Chavchavadze, with whom he lived only a few weeks, they had a son, Alexander, who does not live a day. January 30, 1829 died at the hands of Muslims who captured Russian mission in Tehran. He was buried in the monastery of St. Tbilisi. David.

Literary heritage Griboyedov, including poems, plays, travel notes, and other prose passages of more than 30 works, but many of his ideas remained unfulfilled, and with the destruction has been lost to posterity.

On the grave of the widow Nina Chavchavadze put up a monument with the inscription: “The mind and your works are immortal in the memory of the Russian, but for what you went through, my love?”

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