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-'''Leo Sgouros''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Λέων Σγουρός).
+'''Leo Sgouros''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Λέων Σγουρός) was the Lord of [[Corinth]] from [[1200]] until [[1208]].
-Leo Sgouros was the Lord of [[Corinth]] ([[1200]]-[[1208]]). He was born before [[1170]] in [[Nafplio]], a son of a wealthy family. His father, [[Theodoros Sgouros]] was the Ruler of [[Nafplio]] ([[1180]]-[[1200]]) and Lord of [[Argos]] ([[1189]]-[[1200]]). Leo took over from his father. According to some, he was a Byzantine General, others describe him as tyrant. He was probably an independent ruler of Corinth.
+He was born before [[1170]] in [[Nafplio]], a son of a wealthy family. His father, [[Theodoros Sgouros]] was the Ruler of [[Nafplio]] ([[1180]]-[[1200]]) and Lord of [[Argos]] ([[1189]]-[[1200]]). Leo took over from his father. According to some, he was a Byzantine General, others describe him as tyrant. He was probably an independent ruler of Corinth.
 Leo Sgouros fought and was defeated by the invading [[Fourth Crusade|crusaders]] in [[Thermopylae]]<ref>'''The History of Greece''' from its conquest by the Crusaders to its conquest by the Turks and of the '''Empire of Trebizond''' 1204-1461, by George Finlay. Published by William Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh and London</ref>, and was constantly fighting against Frankish domination until the day he died.
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 [[Category:Noble families|Sgouros, Leo]]
 [[Category:Medieval Greece|Sgouros, Leo]]

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 '''Leo Sgouros''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Λέων Σγουρός).
-Leo Sgouros was the Lord of [[Corinth]] ([[1200]]-[[1208]]). He was born before [[1170]] in [[Nafplio]], a son of a wealthy family. His father, [[Theodoros Sgouros]] was the Ruler of [[Nafplio]] ([[1180]]-[[1200]]) and Lord of [[Argos]] ([[1189]]-[[1200]]). Leo took over from his father. According to some, he was a Byzantine General, others describe him as [[Tyran]]. He was probably an independent ruler of Corinth.
+Leo Sgouros was the Lord of [[Corinth]] ([[1200]]-[[1208]]). He was born before [[1170]] in [[Nafplio]], a son of a wealthy family. His father, [[Theodoros Sgouros]] was the Ruler of [[Nafplio]] ([[1180]]-[[1200]]) and Lord of [[Argos]] ([[1189]]-[[1200]]). Leo took over from his father. According to some, he was a Byzantine General, others describe him as tyrant. He was probably an independent ruler of Corinth.
-Leo Sgouros fought and was defeated by the invading [[Fourth Crusade|crusaders]] in [[Thermopyle]]<ref>'''The History of Greece''' from its conquest by the Crusaders to its conquest by the Turks and of the '''Empire of Trebizond''' 1204-1461, by George Finlay. Published by William Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh and London</ref>, and was constantly fighting against Frankish domination until the day he died.
+Leo Sgouros fought and was defeated by the invading [[Fourth Crusade|crusaders]] in [[Thermopylae]]<ref>'''The History of Greece''' from its conquest by the Crusaders to its conquest by the Turks and of the '''Empire of Trebizond''' 1204-1461, by George Finlay. Published by William Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh and London</ref>, and was constantly fighting against Frankish domination until the day he died.
-In [[1204]], he offered asylum to  [[Alexios III Angelos]] and his family. "In exchange" he married Alexios III's daughter [[Eudokia Angelos]] (her third husband). (Eudokia died ca. [[1211]]).
+In [[1204]], he offered asylum to  [[Alexios III Angelos]] and his family in exchange, he married Alexios' daughter, [[Eudokia Angelos]], becoming her third husband. (Eudokia died ca. [[1211]]).
 [[James d'Avesnes]] commanded the force which held Sgouros blockaded in Acrocorinth, where in [[1208]], he killed himself by riding off the top of [[Acrocorinth]] to avoid capture.

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 Leo Sgouros was the Lord of [[Corinth]] ([[1200]]-[[1208]]). He was born before [[1170]] in [[Nafplio]], a son of a wealthy family. His father, [[Theodoros Sgouros]] was the Ruler of [[Nafplio]] ([[1180]]-[[1200]]) and Lord of [[Argos]] ([[1189]]-[[1200]]). Leo took over from his father. According to some, he was a Byzantine General, others describe him as [[Tyran]]. He was probably an independent ruler of Corinth.
-Leo Sgouros fought and was defeated by the invading [[Fourth Crusade|crusaders]] in [[Thermopyle]], and was constantly fighting against Frankish domination until the day he died.
+Leo Sgouros fought and was defeated by the invading [[Fourth Crusade|crusaders]] in [[Thermopyle]]<ref>'''The History of Greece''' from its conquest by the Crusaders to its conquest by the Turks and of the '''Empire of Trebizond''' 1204-1461, by George Finlay. Published by William Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh and London</ref>, and was constantly fighting against Frankish domination until the day he died.
 In [[1204]], he offered asylum to  [[Alexios III Angelos]] and his family. "In exchange" he married Alexios III's daughter [[Eudokia Angelos]] (her third husband). (Eudokia died ca. [[1211]]).
 [[James d'Avesnes]] commanded the force which held Sgouros blockaded in Acrocorinth, where in [[1208]], he killed himself by riding off the top of [[Acrocorinth]] to avoid capture.
+==References==
 [[Category:Noble families|Sgouros, Leo]]
 [[Category:Medieval Greece|Sgouros, Leo]]

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 Leo Sgouros was the Lord of [[Corinth]] ([[1200]]-[[1208]]). He was born before [[1170]] in [[Nafplio]], a son of a wealthy family. His father, [[Theodoros Sgouros]] was the Ruler of [[Nafplio]] ([[1180]]-[[1200]]) and Lord of [[Argos]] ([[1189]]-[[1200]]). Leo took over from his father. According to some, he was a Byzantine General, others describe him as [[Tyran]]. He was probably an independent ruler of Corinth.
-Leo Sgouros fought the invading [[Fourth Crusade|crusaders]], and was constantly fighting against Frankish domination until the day he died .
+Leo Sgouros fought and was defeated by the invading [[Fourth Crusade|crusaders]] in [[Thermopyle]], and was constantly fighting against Frankish domination until the day he died.
-In [[1204]], he offered asylum to  [[Alexios III Angelos]] and his family. "In exchange" he married Alexios III's daughter Eudokia (her third husband). (Eudokia died ca. [[1211]]).
+In [[1204]], he offered asylum to  [[Alexios III Angelos]] and his family. "In exchange" he married Alexios III's daughter [[Eudokia Angelos]] (her third husband). (Eudokia died ca. [[1211]]).
-In [[1208]], Sgouros killed himself by riding off the top of [[Acrocorinth]] to avoid capture.

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 '''Leo Sgouros''' ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Λέων Σγουρός).
-Sgouros was the Lord of [[Corinth]] ([[1200]]-[[1208]]). He was born before [[1170]] in [[Nafplio]], a son of a wealthy family. His father, [[Theodoros Sgouros]] was the Ruler of [[Nafplio]] ([[1180]]-[[1200]]) and Lord of [[Argos]] ([[1189]]-[[1200]]). Leo took over from his father. According to some, he was a Byzantine General, others describe him as [[Tyran]]. He was probably an independent ruler of Corinth.
+Leo Sgouros was the Lord of [[Corinth]] ([[1200]]-[[1208]]). He was born before [[1170]] in [[Nafplio]], a son of a wealthy family. His father, [[Theodoros Sgouros]] was the Ruler of [[Nafplio]] ([[1180]]-[[1200]]) and Lord of [[Argos]] ([[1189]]-[[1200]]). Leo took over from his father. According to some, he was a Byzantine General, others describe him as [[Tyran]]. He was probably an independent ruler of Corinth.
 Leo Sgouros fought the invading [[Fourth Crusade|crusaders]], and was constantly fighting against Frankish domination until the day he died .
-In [[1204]], he offered asylum to  [[Alexios III Angelos]] and his family. "In exchange" he married Alexios' daughter Eudokia (her third husband). (Eudokia died ca. [[1211]]).
+In [[1204]], he offered asylum to  [[Alexios III Angelos]] and his family. "In exchange" he married Alexios III's daughter Eudokia (her third husband). (Eudokia died ca. [[1211]]).
-In [[1208]], Sgouros killed himself by riding off the top of [[Acrocorinth]].
+In [[1208]], Sgouros killed himself by riding off the top of [[Acrocorinth]] to avoid capture.

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 [[Category:People from Pelopponese]]
-[[Cetegory:Medieval Greece]]
+[[Category:Medieval Greece]]

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 Leo Sgouros fought until the day he died the invading crusaders, and was constantly fighting against Frankish domination.
-In 1204, he offered asylum to  [[Alexios III Angelos]] and his family and "in exchange" he married Alexios III daughter [[Eudokia]] (as her third husband). (Eudokia dies ca. 1211).
+In 1204, he offered asylum to  [[Alexios III Angelos]] and his family and "in exchange" he married Alexios III daughter [[Eudokia]] (her third husband). (Eudokia died ca. 1211).
 In 1208, he killed himself by riding off the top of [[Acrocorinth]].

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−	'''Leo Sgouros''' ([[Greek]]: Λεων Σγουρος). Lord of [[Corinth]] (1200-1208). He was born before 1170 in [[Nafplio]], a son of a wealthy family. His father, [[Theodoros Sgouros]] was the Ruler of [[Nafplio]] (1180-1200) and Lord of Argos (1189-1200). Leo took over from his father. For some, he was a Byzantine General, others describe him as [[Tyran]]. He was probably an ~~the~~ independent ruler of Corinth.	+	'''Leo Sgouros''' ([[Greek]]: Λεων Σγουρος). Lord of [[Corinth]] (1200-1208). He was born before 1170 in [[Nafplio]], a son of a wealthy family. His father, [[Theodoros Sgouros]] was the Ruler of [[Nafplio]] (1180-1200) and Lord of Argos (1189-1200). Leo took over from his father. For some, he was a Byzantine General, others describe him as [[Tyran]]. He was probably an independent ruler of Corinth.

	Leo Sgouros fought until the day he died the invading crusaders, and was constantly fighting against Frankish domination.		Leo Sgouros fought until the day he died the invading crusaders, and was constantly fighting against Frankish domination.

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−	'''Leo Sgouros''' ([[Greek]]: Λεων Σγουρος). Lord of [[Corinth]] (1200-1208). He was born before 1170 in [[Nafplio]], a son of a wealthy family. His father, [[Theodoros Sgouros]] was the Ruler of [[Nafplio]] (1180-1200) and Lord of Argos (1189-1200). Leo took over from his father. For some, he was a Byzantine General, others describe him as [[Tyran}}. He was probably an the independent ruler of Corinth.	+	'''Leo Sgouros''' ([[Greek]]: Λεων Σγουρος). Lord of [[Corinth]] (1200-1208). He was born before 1170 in [[Nafplio]], a son of a wealthy family. His father, [[Theodoros Sgouros]] was the Ruler of [[Nafplio]] (1180-1200) and Lord of Argos (1189-1200). Leo took over from his father. For some, he was a Byzantine General, others describe him as [[Tyran]]. He was probably an the independent ruler of Corinth.

	Leo Sgouros fought until the day he died the invading crusaders, and was constantly fighting against Frankish domination.		Leo Sgouros fought until the day he died the invading crusaders, and was constantly fighting against Frankish domination.