For 10 points, give this name of a woman who titles a Mikhail Lermontov poem, as well as a powerful medieval Georgian queen.
In an unsuccessful proto-feminist play by Knut Hamsun, a woman of this name is blamed for the death of a khan by Fatima. In a poem dedicated to a woman of this name, the ruler of India leads an army in battle against the Kaji demons. In another poem, the sirenous calls of a woman with this name are only drowned out by the waves of the Terek river; in that poem, a woman of this name is carried to heaven by an angel after an exile from paradise kills her with a poisonous kiss. A queen with this name received a poem which depicts the quest of (*) Avtandil to find Tariel. A woman with this name is courted after she is seen dancing at her wedding by the title character of the poem Demon. The rule of a queen of this name was allegorically depicted by Shota Rustaveli in The Knight in the Panther's Skin. For 10 points, give this name of a woman who titles a Mikhail Lermontov poem, as well as a powerful medieval Georgian queen.
In an unsuccessful proto-feminist play by Knut Hamsun, a woman of this name is blamed for the death of a khan by Fatima.
Tamar (the Great) [or Tamara]