- and to keep the
Maniots at bay. Alarmed, the
Maniots called upon
Venetian ****istance, and the
Venetian navy in
combination with the
Maniot army captured...
-
productive in agriculture.
Maniots from what is now
Messenian Mani have
surnames that
uniformly end in -éas,
whereas Maniots from what is now Laconian...
- battles. The
Maniots fought against a
combined Egyptian and
Ottoman army
under the
command of
Ibrahim Pasha of Egypt. On
March 17, 1821, the
Maniots (residents...
- with the
rebellious Maniots, for a
joint campaign in the Morea. In 1659,
Morosini landed in the Morea, and
together with the
Maniots, he took Kalamata....
-
Maniots. Mani was one
region of
Greece that the
Ottomans had not
occupied due to the
rough terrain and the
rebellious spirit of
Maniots. The
Maniots caused...
- Μετανοείτε) was sent in the 10th
century to
convert the
predominantly pagan Maniots.
Although his
preaching began the
conversion process, it took over 200...
-
March 1821, war was
declared on the
Turks by the
Maniots in Areopoli. The same day, a
force of 2,000
Maniots under the
command of
Petros Mavromichalis advanced...
- the
Maniots in March,
leading to the
latter adopting a
cautious stance when the
Venetian commander decided to land; on the way to the Morea,
Maniot envoys...
- the
Maniots. Mani was the only
region of
Greece that the
Ottomans had not
occupied due to the
rough terrain and the
rebellious spirit of the
Maniots. The...
-
still relatively higher than that of
Tsakonians (and
Maniots) at 4.8%–14.4%. Even
though Maniots,
divided under the
groupings of Deep Mani or Mesa/Inner...
