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Originally denoting the
commander of a unit of
about one
thousand men (a
chiliarchy) in the
Macedonian army, it was
subsequently used as a Gr**** translation...
- him by the Gr**** Government. In 1829, as a
pentacosiarch of the
seventh Chiliarchy, he took part in the
guarding of the
Thermopylae p****age.
Apart from biographical...
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mounted agema, and was
usually led in
person by the king. The
senior chiliarchy (χιλιαρχία) of the
hypaspists and asthetairoi, and
later argyraspids (silver...
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despair forced peasants to
surrender to the Mongols. They
established a
chiliarchy office at
Yonghung with
local officials.
Ordering defectors to
build ships...
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despair forced peasants to
surrender to the Mongols. They
established a
chiliarchy office at
Yonghung with
local officials.
Ordering defectors to
build ships...
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chilia meaning thousand,
because they had
about 1000
fighting men. A
chiliarchy was
generally made up of 650
skutatoi and 350 toxotai. The
skutatoi formed...
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suggests that, in
terms of organization, the
peltasts were
organized into
chiliarchies. This
elite corps was most
likely of the same status, of
similar equipment...
- Chiliarch.
Photius mentions Perdiccas being appointed "to
command the
chiliarchy which Hephaestion had
originally held".
Little is
known of Hephaestion's...
- and
Customs officials. The island's
military was
organized into four
chiliarchies, with the Governor-General as the commander-in-chief.
Logothetis appointed...
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commandant of the fortress. In 1828, he
became second pentakosiarch in the 4th
chiliarchy and was
distinguished in 1829 for his parti****tion in the
Battle of Petra...
