context: He was born under the name Mikheil Adamashvili in the village of Tserakv in the Quemo Kartl region of Georgia, which at that time belonged to the Russian Empire. He began studying horticulture and viticulture in Yalta, but had to abandon his studies due to a family tragedy. The robbers killed his mother and sister, and his father died a little later. He returned to Georgia in 1901 and worked at a copper smelter in Kakhet. His first story was published in 1903 under the name Džavakhishvili. This was followed by a series of articles criticizing the Russian authorities. In 1906, the Tsar's political oppression forced him to move to France, where he studied art and political economy at the University of Paris. After extensive travel in Switzerland, Britain, Italy, Belgium, the United States, Germany and Turkey, he returned illegally to Georgia from 1908 to 1909, where he was arrested and expelled in 1910. [2] He returned to his homeland again in 1917 and resumed writing after nearly 15 years. In 1921 he joined the National Democratic Party of Georgia and opposed the Soviet government that year. In 1923, after the Bolshevik invasion party, Dzhakavishvili was arrested and sentenced to death, but was released after mediation by the Georgian Writers' Union after six months in prison. Dzhakkhishvili's reconciliation with the Soviet regime remained superficial, and his relationship with the new rulers was troubled.
question: Where was Mikheil Džavakhishvili born?
answers.text: in the village of Tserakv in the Quemo Kartl region of Georgia, which at that time belonged to the Russian Empire