Alp Arslan attacked towns in Georgia & Shakki (?)

Summary:
When the Seljuq sultan Alp Arslan carried out a jihad by making a raid against the Byzantines. When he stopped in Marand, he enlisted the help of Tughtigin, a Turcoman emir, as his guide to the country. After he reached Nakhshevan, he gave orders to build boats to cross the river Araxes. He then conquered towns and fortresses in Georgia, destroying churches and building mosques in their stead. After Georgia and Abchasia, he entered and seized the territory of Shakki, whose king converted to Islam and received back from him the government over the country as a sign of generosity 
Dates:
1064: 
Alp Arslan, Seljuk Sultan (Alp Arslan 51)
  • After conquering Georgia and Abchasia, he entered and conquered the territory of Shakki, whose king converted to Islam and received back from him the government over the country as a sign of generosity (:) فتح بلاد أبخاز ... ثم توسط بلاد شكي ... فملكها وأسلم ملكها فأكرمه وولاه تلك الأماكن Ibn Shaddad 324
  • On his raid into Byzantine lands, he came to Nakhshevan where he gave orders to build boats to cross the river Araxes; after crossing the Araxes, he conquered towns and fortresses in Georgia, destroying churches and building mosques in their stead (:) سار الى نقجوان فأمر بعمل السفن لعبور نهر آرس ثم عبر النهر وفتح من بلاد الكرج بلاداً وحصوناً وخرب بيعها وبنى المساجد Ibn Shaddad 324
  • He left al-Rayy, carrying out a jihad by making a raid against the Byzantines; on his way, when he stopped in Marand, he enlisted the help of Tughtigin 101 as his guide to the country (:) سار السلطان الب ارسلان ... من الري ... عازما على جهاد الروم وغزوهم فلما كان بمرند ... أتاه ... طغدكين قد ألف الجهاد بتلك البلاد وضمن له سلوك الطريق Ibn Shaddad 324
[Akhsatan?], king of Shakki and Kakhet (Anonymus 983)
  • When Alp Arslan 51 entered the territory of Shakki, he converted to Islam and was handed back the government of his own kingdom as a sign of the sultan's generosity (:) توسط بلاد شكي ... فملكها وأسلم ملكها فأكرمه وولاه تلك الاماكن Ibn Shaddad 324