Maniots

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Maniots are a Greek ethnic subgroup known for their fiercely independent warrior culture, distinctive customs, and long history in the rugged Mani region of the Peloponnese.

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Maniots canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek ethnic subgroup
ethnic group
ancestralHomeland Mani Peninsula NERFINISHED
coastline Laconian Gulf NERFINISHED
Messenian Gulf NERFINISHED
country Greece
culturalRegionOf Peloponnese
culture honor-based customs
traditional clan structure
vendetta tradition
ethnicGroupOf Greece
folklore ballads about war and vendetta
geographicFeature rugged mountainous terrain
historicalRegion Inner Mani
Lower Mani
Outer Mani
historicalStatus semi-autonomous under Ottoman rule
inhabit Mani NERFINISHED
knownFor blood feuds
fierce independence
piracy in the Mediterranean
resistance to foreign rule
tower houses
warrior culture
languageFamily Indo-European language family
surface form: Indo-European languages
locatedIn Laconia
Messenia
Peloponnese
militaryRole irregular fighters in Greek War of Independence
notableClan Grigorakis family
Mavromichalis family
Tzanetakis family
notableLeader Kyriakoulis Mavromichalis
Petrobey Mavromichalis
surface form: Petros Mavromichalis
participatedIn Greek War of Independence
religion Eastern Orthodox Christianity
Greek Orthodox Church
reputation unsubdued by Ottoman Empire
selfIdentification Greeks
surface form: Hellenes
speak Greek language
Maniot dialect of Greek
subgroupOf Greeks
traditionalArchitecture stone tower houses
traditionalDress distinctive Maniot costume
traditionalEconomy olive cultivation
pastoralism
seafaring
traditionalRegion Mani NERFINISHED
traditionalSettlementType fortified villages

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