King Vakhtang VI was a prominent ruler of the Kingdom of Georgia during the early 18th century. He reigned from 1703 to 1724 and is known for his efforts to modernize the kingdom, including reforms in the military and administration. Vakhtang VI was also a patron of the arts and education, promoting the development of Georgian culture. In addition to his domestic achievements, Vakhtang VI played a significant role in regional politics. He sought to strengthen Georgia's position against external threats, particularly from the Ottoman Empire and Persia. His reign is often remembered for its attempts to unify the various Georgian principalities.