- The
armatoles (Gr****: αρματολοί, romanized:
armatoloi; Albanian: armatolë; Aromanian: armatoli; Bosnian: armatoli), or
armatole in singular, were irregular...
-
originally meant just "brigand") were
highwaymen turned self-appointed
armatoloi, anti-Ottoman insurgents, and
warlike mountain-folk who
lived in the countryside...
-
armatoloi (who very
often joined the klephts) with
Muslim Albanian armatoloi who
ravaged the
countryside of Macedonia. However, Olympus's
armatoloi,...
-
which was a
nuisance for the
Ottoman navy;
during the war
klephts and
armatoloi (guerilla
fighters in
mountainous areas) rose once again. At the same...
- The
Russian Empire emplo****
troops recruited from
fugitive klephts and
armatoloi in the
Ionian Islands,
particularly of Lefkada.
Among these were captains...
-
which was a
nuisance for the
Turkish navy;
during the war
klephts and
armatoloi rose once again. At the same time, a
number of Gr****s enjo**** a privileged...
- Androutsos,
another klepht. When
Androutsos became the
captain of a unit of
armatoloi at Livadeia,
Diakos served for a time as his
protopallikaro (literally...
- Souliotes,
Background of the Gr**** War of Independence,
Filiki Eteria,
Armatoloi, Spinalonga, Gr****
Civil Wars of 1824–1825, Gramvousa, Klepht, Aegean...
-
traditional skirt-like garment.
Fustanella was worn also by the
klephts and the
armatoloi. and
predominantly by the
Arvanites of
Greece as
described by foreign...
- derven-aga of
eastern Central Greece, a
superintendent of the region's
armatoloi.
Along with
Athanasios Diakos,
Androutsos became a
member of the Filiki...
