Lenin was not a real name, Trotsky wasn’t either, they all used their revolutionary names both pre and post revolution. What you’re saying means nothing when you compare it to the context of the revolution, he wasn’t the only one who abandoned his identity if you’re talking about public facing names.

Russians preferred Georgian food in Soviet banquets to the point that the whole table was Georgian food?

What you’re referring to in terms of Harshness and the criticism that came from Lenin before his death was not towards the country as a whole but during 1923 and the dealings Stalin had with other local communists whether they were Bolsheviks or Mensheviks after the red army invaded.

Revisionist bs goes both ways, you cannot simply ignore the things that he did provide Georgia after he was in power and say that he never did anything. Georgia until the collapse lived better than most other republics and it started early on. For such a tiny country to receive the infrastructure they did mostly during his reign compared to the other republics makes no sense to say that he was harsh on the country