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By means of both a theory for pressure-induced shifts (PS) of energy spectra and a theory for shifts of energy spectra due to electron-phonon interaction (EPI), the 'pure electronic' PS and the PS due to EPI of R-1 line, R-2 line, and U band of GSGG:Cr3+ at 300 K have been calculated, respectively. The calculated results are in good agreement with all the experimental data. Their physical origins have also been explained. It is found that the mixing-of degree \t(2)(2)(T-3(1))e(4)T(2)> and \t(2)(3) 2E> base-wavefunctions in the wavefunctions of R-1 level of GSGG:Cr3+ at 300 K is remarkable under normal pressure, and the mixing-degree rapidly decreases with increasing pressure. The change of the mixing-degree with pressure plays a key role not only for the 'pure electronic' PS of R-1 line and R-2 line but also the PS of R-1 line and R-2 line due to EPI. The pressure-dependent behaviors of the 'pure electronic' PS of R-1 line (or R-2 line) and the PS Of R-1 line (or R-2 line) due to EPI are quite different. It is the combined effect of them that gives rise to the total PS of R-1 line (or R-2 line). In the range of about 15 kbar similar to 45 kbar, the mergence and/or order-reversal between t(2)(2)(T-3(1))e(4)T(2) levels and t(2)(32)T(1) levels take place, which cause the fluctuation of the rate of PS for t(2)(2)(T-3(1))e(4)T(2) (or t(2)(3) T-2(1)) with pressure. At 300 K, both the temperature-dependent contribution to R-1 line (or R-2 line or U band) from EPI and the temperature-independent one are important.