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Tsakonia (Gr****: Τσακωνιά,
Tsakoniá; Tsakonian: Τσακωνία,
Tsakonía) or the
Tsakonian region (Τσακωνικός χώρος)
refers to the
small area in the eastern...
- 200 and 1,000.
Since the
introduction of
electricity to all
villages in
Tsakonia by the late 1950s, Gr**** m****
media can
reach the most
remote of areas...
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Kagianas Trahanas Kokoras krasatos Katsikaki me
patates Melitzanes Tsakonias (
Tsakonia)
Syglino (pork meat) (Mani Peninsula)
Regali (lamb soup) (Mani) Diples...
- and its
banks are
linked with
three bridges. The town is
capital of the
Tsakonia region,
notable for its
cultural and
linguistic particularities, and the...
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until well into the 10th century. The
Tsakonian language still spoken in
Tsakonia is the only
surviving descendant of the
ancient Doric language. In the...
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pagan until well into the mid-Byzantine 10th
century AD. The
region of
Tsakonia remained pagan until the
ninth century and as such its
inhabitants were...
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Church in the 10th
century to
spread Christianity to
areas such as Mani and
Tsakonia,
which had
remained pagan. St.
Nikon was sent to the Mani in the latter...
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Theme of
Cephallenia Theme of
Nicopolis Sclaviniae Melingoi and
Ezeritai Tsakonia Great Vlachia People Justinian I
Heraclius Justinian II
Irene of Athens...
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Theme of
Cephallenia Theme of
Nicopolis Sclaviniae Melingoi and
Ezeritai Tsakonia Great Vlachia People Justinian I
Heraclius Justinian II
Irene of Athens...
- Εκ του Τυπογραφείου Μ. Π. Περίδου, Athens, 1875, vol. 7, p. 377 – 382.
Tsakonia during the 2nd
Ottoman Period.
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