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Ioannis Notaras

1805 – 1827

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Lived 1805 – 1827 (aged 21–22). Ioannis Notaras was a Turkish military personnel.

Ioannis or Giannakis Notaras was a Greek general of the Greek War of Independence. He was killed in 1827 during the Battle of Phaleron.

Biographical information He was born in 1805 at Trikala, Corinthia, and belonged to an important Notaras magnate family from Corinthia. His father was the notable Sotiris Notaras and his mother, Mary, was a sister of Andreas Zaimis. He stood out for his stature and his physical presence and was known to his environment as the "lord's son" (αρχοντόπουλο). He had received basic education and at the beginning of the Greek Revolution, although young, he created his own military force composed of men from the Peloponnese and from Roumeli. He paid the salaries of his fighters from his own fortune.

He was killed during the disastrous defeat of the revolutionary forces Battle of Phaleron on 24 April 1827.

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Who was Ioannis Notaras?

(1805-1827)

When was Ioannis Notaras born?

Ioannis Notaras was born in 1805.

When did Ioannis Notaras die?

Ioannis Notaras died on 24 April 1827 in Battle of Phaleron.

What was Ioannis Notaras's occupation?

Ioannis Notaras was a military personnel.

What nationality was Ioannis Notaras?

Ioannis Notaras was Turkish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Ioannis Notaras

· Wikidata: Q12878379

· DBpedia: Ioannis Notaras

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