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Georgian Scientists/ . 6 N 3, 2024 489 , 145 146 . , , . , . . . : References: Hegel - Philosophy of Law Dimitri Uznadze - Philosophy of War Tengiz Iremadze - Polemology Mindia Ugrekhelidze - Phenomenology of Post-Criminal Emotional Feeling 145 . 146 . Georgian Scientists/ . 6 N 3, 2024 490 War as a historiosophical phenomenon of the confrontation of axionomic systems Leonid-Luka Kazanji leonidluka.kazanji@gmail.com Abstract War is a complex phenomenological systemic manifestation, which can be considered an integral part of the geopolitical, economic and geocultural processes of humanity. War is a conceptual phenomenon subject to historiosophical analysis, which is completely permissible to consider as a practical ideological manifestation of the great stratification-value decadence of human ideological- worldview thinking. The phenomenon of war is associated with the post-structuralist breakdown of public consciousness, as well as the ideonomic crisis and the astro-philosophical retrograde conceptual regression, which is manifested in the confrontation and ideological-subjective conflict. The philosophy of war has been a subject of human thought and judgment since ancient times, which is confirmed by the study of Western and Eastern transcendental systems. The philosophy of war is a very important functional quality, which primarily aims at the study and objective cognition of the governing laws of human philosophical and historical-psychogenic thinking. Man is the center of the earthly world and a conceptual systematic concept. The new philosophical theory created by me - subjective-objectivative transcendental cognition - explores, explains and explains the phenomenon of war - war is a direct product of the negative reflection in time and space of the accumulated intellectual energy of a person in the spiritual-psychogenetic space, which is created thanks to the negatory- consomenastic process of the non-substantial implementation of spiritual-transcendent intellectual energy in the psychological plane. The philosophy of war is a system of categorical dilemmas, the cognition of which is the best way to develop and strengthen human thinking. War played a major role in the tragic process of the overthrow and extinction of previous civilizations, which was reflected in the historical-psychological and ethnosophical interaction of man and society. War is not only a military-political confrontation, moreover, often the pre-dynamic prerequisite of the most terrible war is the conflict of ideological systems, the incompatibility of the cultural-genetic consciousness of peoples and geo-culturosophy hostility. In the pre-antique era, Assyria, as a militaristic empire, created a conceptual system of military-economic, or political-power tyranny, which was later developed in many directions by the states of Babylon and Achaemenid Iran. In antiquity, the creation and development of the ideology of war was led by the Roman Empire, and in the later era by the Byzantine and Arab states. The existence of original traditions of the philosophy of war in the German- Scandinavian, Indochinese, British and Pyrenean worlds deserves special mention. The article discusses the connection of the philosophy of war with historiosophical systems and paralogical traditions of ideological-subjective reasoning. It can be said without exaggeration that the philosophy of war is an inexhaustible source of wisdom, which shows us the way to the apophatic peaks of human thought and shows us formulas for ensuring a bright future.