-
Phanariots, Phanariotes, or
Fanariots (Gr****: Φαναριώτες, Romanian: Fanarioți, Turkish: Fenerliler) were
members of
prominent Gr****
families in Phanar...
- Mavrocordat,
Mavrogordato or Maurogordato, is the name of a
family of
Phanariot Gr****s
originally from Chios, a
branch of
which was
distinguished in the...
- 1828) was a Gr****
nationalist politician who was
member of a
prominent Phanariot Gr**** family, a
prince of the
Danubian Prin****lities, a
senior officer...
- from the
Phanar district of
Istanbul to rule
Moldova and Wallachia. The
Phanariot princes pursued oppressive fiscal policies and
dissolved the army. The...
- the Holy
Roman Empire and in its
feudal successor regimes).
During the
Phanariot régime,
there were also
boyars who had no land at all, but only a function...
- and
Constantinople lived in prosperity, and Gr****s of
Constantinople (
Phanariots)
achieved power within the
Ottoman administration, much of
Greece suffered...
-
Modern Romanian was not immediate.
Between 1711–1716 and 1821, a
number of
Phanariots were
appointed as
Hospodars (voivodes or princes) in the
Danubian Prin****lities...
-
establish an
independent Gr**** State.
Society members were
mainly young Phanariot Gr****s from
Constantinople and the
Russian Empire,
local political and...
-
Macedonian Gr****s, Tsakonians, Maniots, Karagounides, Mikrasiates [el],
Phanariots,
Egyptian Gr****s,
Caucasus Gr****s (including
Tsalka Urums), Sfakians,...
- The "Danubian Prin****lities" were then semi-autonomous,
ruled by Gr****
Phanariot hospodars, whom the
Romanians (both the
boyars and the peasantry) widely...
