Georgia

Japanese: グルジア

(Gruzija) Georgia is a country located on the southern side of the Caucasus Mountains. It faces the Black Sea to the west. Its capital is Tbilisi. Until the Transcaucasian Federal Republic was established in 1922, it was ruled and invaded by Mongolia, Turkey, Persia, and other countries. It joined the Soviet Union in 1936. It gained independence in 1991. It is rich in mineral resources such as manganese and coal, and produces a lot of citrus fruits and grapes. It is Stalin's birthplace.

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Japanese:

(Gruzija)⸨グルジヤ⸩ カフカス（コーカサス）山脈の南側にある国。西は黒海に面する。首都トビリシ。一九二二年、ザカフカス連邦共和国が成立するまで、モンゴル、トルコ、ペルシアなどの支配、侵略を受けた。三六年ソビエト連邦に加入。九一年独立。マンガン、石炭などの鉱物資源に富み、柑橘類、ブドウなどの生産が多い。スターリンの生地。

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