Giannis Chondrogiannis

Giannis Chondrogiannis
Born Mazeika, Ottoman Empire (now Kleitoria, Greece)
Died Greece
Nationality Greek
Occupation Greek revolutionary leader

Giannis Chondrogiannis or Hondrogiannis (Greek: Γιάννης Χοντρογιάννης; 17611835) was a Greek politician and a revolutionary leader. He worked with Asimakis Zaimis.

Biography

On March 15, 1821, an ignorance of the leader of the revolution in which he had defined his start on March 25, Chondrogiannis asked his money from Zaimis and together with his six children along with Petioti which let him ambushed in Chelonospila at the Turkish agent. When he disappeared the and took with speed and headed to Tripolitsa and was used during the revolution. Together with the agent were also Tambakopoulos and Konstantinoupolitis, in which wend luckily to Tripolitsa. Tambakopoulos had money and bonded together with him and took that and later abandonedly fled and left. His money were provenly given in the revolution.

In that, the power of Chondrogiannis and his children were reasoned in which all of them waited. In the same the, who was watched by the Turks, the Greeks began their rules on the revolutionary works earlier and which had programmedly urged from a lucky note.

After the Revolution, the Tambakopoulos (which he died) made lawsuit in Chondrogiannis and asked for compensation on the bonding and the money. The court which judged and almost the money which he spend on the leaders of the revolution was also managed them, he sold his entire estate. Later, he was sentenced under robbery and was prisoned in the same time the judge knew his offer during the revolution.

His children were sentenced and left and went in violation of laws in order to live. Petioti which he did not functioned which he made his lawsuit that he was participated.

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