Konstantinos Andravidiotis

Konstantinos Papadimitropoulos , better known as Konstantis Andravidiotis was a chieftain of the Greek War of Independence from Andravida.

Biographical information Andravidiotis was born in Andravida and had been active against the Ottoman rule since the pre-revolutionary period. Due to his action, he was forced to resort to Zakynthos, where he served in the British Army and became friends with Theodoros Kolokotronis and Charalambos Vilaetis.

After the declaration of the Greek Revolution in Gastouni, on 29 March 1821 Andravidiotis came under the command of Georgios Sisinis and was appointed head of the armed forces of Elis, while he forced the local Ottoman forces to take refuge in the castle of Chlemoutsi. Then, he participated with other chieftains and notables to the revolutionary congress of Pyrgos where the action against the Albanians of Lala was decided. During the revolution, he took part in several battles including the Battle of Lala, the battle in Pousi, in Andravida, in Gastouni, in Patras, in Santameri, and in Portes. In 1825 he became chiliarch. In July 1847 he became major in the Royal Phalanx ranked in the 4th class among majors.