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Chelandion (Gr****: χελάνδιον) was a
Byzantine galley warship, a
variant of the dromōn that also
functioned as a
cargo transport. The term
chelandion is...
- 911 and 949: the [
chelandion]
ousiakon ([χελάνδιον] οὑσιακόν), so
named because it was
manned by an
ousia of 108 men; the [
chelandion]
pamphylon ([χελάνδιον]...
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types were used by Venice,
based on
galley types like the
pamphylon and
chelandion. They had tower-like
superstructures and
could be
manned by
crews of up...
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etymological meaning of "Hilandar" is
probably derived from the Gr**** word
chelandion,
which is a type of
Byzantine transport ship,
whose skipper was called...
- 911 and 949: the [
chelandion]
ousiakon ([χελάνδιον] οὑσιακόν), so
named because it was
manned by an
ousia of 108; the [
chelandion]
pamphylon ([χελάνδιον]...
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Chartophylax Chartoularios Chase (son of Ioube)
Chatalar Inscription Chatzon Chelandion Chelchal Chernomen,
Treaty of
Cherson Cherson (theme)
Chilbudius Childebert...
- from
Calabria (where Duke
Robert was at the time),
setting fire to a
chelandion. This has
traditionally been
regarded as the
beginning of the
first revolt...
- ISBN 978-0-521-31310-0. Varvounis, M. C. (2006). Το Οικουμενικό Πατριαρχείο. Athens:
Chelandion. p. 23. ISBN 960-87087-5-3.(in Gr****) Kiminas,
Demetrius (2009). The E****enical...
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Byzantine dromōn was
evidently the
origin of the
Arabic adrumūnun, and the
chelandion the
counterpart to the
Arabic shalandī. The only
difference seems to be...
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Indian Ocean basin,
while the Byzantine-style sailing-rowing
dromons and
chelandions were used in the Mediterranean, but only for the
purpose of transporting...
