Gorgik I was a notable ruler of the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia, reigning from 1198 to 1219. He was a member of the Rubinian dynasty and played a significant role in strengthening the kingdom during his reign. Gorgik I focused on consolidating power and expanding the territory of his kingdom, which was strategically located along trade routes. Under Gorgik I's leadership, the kingdom experienced economic growth and cultural development. He fostered relationships with neighboring states and the Byzantine Empire, enhancing diplomatic ties. His reign is remembered for its contributions to the stability and prosperity of the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia.