George VI of Georgia

George VI, called the Little (1303/1304–1318), was a son of David VIII. After the death of Vakhtang III in 1308, the Ilkhan Öljaitü made the boy king of eastern Georgia and appointed his uncle as regent.

When David VIII died in 1311, two kings coexisted until Öljaitü confirmed George VI. His reign remained nominal, overshadowed by Mongol-backed rivals, and he died while still a child in 1318.