Lepanto

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Lepanto is the historic name of the Greek port town of Nafpaktos, best known as the site of the pivotal 1571 naval Battle of Lepanto between the Holy League and the Ottoman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic place name
associatedWithAlliance Holy League (1571) NERFINISHED
associatedWithCulture Mediterranean maritime culture
associatedWithEvent Battle of Lepanto (1571) NERFINISHED
associatedWithPower Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
associatedWithReligion Catholic–Ottoman conflicts NERFINISHED
coast north shore of Gulf of Corinth
country Greece
hasHarbor natural harbor
hasRole port town
historicalLanguageForm Italian exonym for Nafpaktos
Latinized name of Nafpaktos
historicNameOf Nafpaktos NERFINISHED
knownFor Battle of Lepanto NERFINISHED
Ottoman–European conflicts
naval history
locatedIn Aetolia-Acarnania NERFINISHED
Gulf of Corinth NERFINISHED
Western Greece NERFINISHED
near entrance to Gulf of Patras
partOf Greek mainland
presentDayAdministrativeUnit Municipality of Nafpaktos NERFINISHED
presentDayName Nafpaktos NERFINISHED
presentDayRegion Western Greece periphery NERFINISHED
refersTo Nafpaktos NERFINISHED
strategicFunction commercial port
naval base
strategicImportance control of access between Ionian Sea and Gulf of Corinth
underRule Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Greece NERFINISHED
Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
Republic of Venice NERFINISHED
usedBy Western European sources
usedInPeriod Early modern period NERFINISHED
Middle Ages NERFINISHED

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Nafpaktos hasHistoricName Lepanto
Morean War hasLocation Lepanto
Stato da Mar hasPart Lepanto
poem "Lepanto" by G. K. Chesterton hasTitle Lepanto
subject surface form: Lepanto