Tag: peloponnese
Towers of Mani & the spirit of warriors
The towers of Mani: made of stone like the landscape, tall, with no special decorations and full of pride they stand there; they are the guards of Mani. They guard the dignity of a clan (=Patria), the tradition of hospitality, the local customs and legends. Michael Palaiologos attempted in 1415 to limit the height of […]
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Ancient Oiniades
Once upon a time there was dominative king
who was living in a big city on a hill with his beautiful son …
Mythology
… The name of the king of the castle was Trikardos (=the one who has three hearts). His son, a very handsome young man, had the name Aniliagos (=the one who can’t face the sun), because he should never face the sunlight.
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