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This article analyses Russian tsar Paul I’s policies on the Caucasus during the complicated period of Napoleonic Wars. It is concerned with strategies he employed in the relations between Russia and North and South Caucasus, which can be considered as pragmatic and in tune with the international realities of the time. Additionally, the article indicates the continuity of the imperial policies on the Caucasus, in contrast to “the cliche” statement that Paul I opposed to everything his mother Catherine the Great had stood for.

The Caucasian Politics of Paul І: A Pragmatic Continuity [Çar I. Pavel’in Kafkasya Siyaseti: Pragmatik Süreklilik]