 Complete the following phrase:  In 1802 Tsitsianov was appointed the Governor General of newly annexed Eastern GeorgiaKingdom of Kartli-Kakheti, where his rule was characterized by uncompromising policies towards the locals, including the exile of the remaining members of Georgias formerly ruling dynasty to Russia. He successfully carried out highly important projects, such as upgrading the Georgian Military Road, and by leading the Russian armies to successes in the early stages of the upcoming 1804-1813 Russo-Iranian war. Tsitsianovs name was commonly pronounced as Sisianov or Zizianov in Persian; however, his title, the Inspector, was pronounced as Ispokhdor in Azeri Turkish. Most Iranians referred to him by this title. Ispokhdor literally translates as his work is shit  he whose job is shit. As Prof. Stephanie Cronin states, Tsitsianov presided over a new round of brutal military aggression, that triggered the Russo-Persian War of 1804-1813. He had strong negative feelings towards Muslims in general and the Persians in particular, and held in contempt everything related to Iran. A prime example of tactics and attitude were shown in the conquest of Ganja in early 1804. As added by Cronin, Tsitsianovs conquest of Ganja, which reduced the city to rubble and resulted in the murder of its governor, Javad Khan, his son, and many of the citys defenders and civilian population, was no less brutal and murderous than Agha Mohammad Khans 