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'''Panoutsos Notaras''' ([[Greek language|Greek]] Πανούτσος Νοταράς) was a [[Greeks|Greek]] freedom fighter and politician.

Notaras was born in Trikala, [[Corinthia]] in [[1740]], to an old family that had distinguished itself in the Byzantine period.

He took part in the [[Orlov uprising]] of [[1770]] and, in [[1818]], joined the [[Friendly Society]] which was planning yet another attempt to liberate [[Greece]] from Ottoman yoke. When the Greek [[War of Independence]] broke out on [[March 25]], [[1821]], Notaras took an active part despite early reservations.

He was a member of the [[First National Council]] of [[Epidaurus]] ([[1822]]), served as minister for the economy ([[1822]]) and took part in the [[Second National Council]] in [[1823]]. He presided over the [[Third National Council]] of [[1826]] and also presided over the [[Fifth National Council]] at [[Nafplion]] which ratified the selection of [[King Otto|Prince Otto]] of Bavaria as the first King of [[Greece]].

After the uprising of [[September 3]], [[1843]], when Greeks demanded a constitution from the [[King Otto|King]], a new National Council met to draw up the document. Panoutsos Notaras was elected to preside over the council despite his age of 103. The council sat from [[November 8]], [[1843]] until [[March 18]], [[1844]] when the [[King Otto|King]] swore to uphold the new constitution. On that same day, Notaras was awarded the Grand Cross of Honour for his service to his country.

He died on [[January 22]], [[1849]] close to 109 years old.

[[Category:Greek politicians|Notaras, Panoutsos]]
[[Category:Greek War of Independence|Notaras, Panoutsos]]
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 He took part in the [[Orlov uprising]] of [[1770]] and, in [[1818]], joined the [[Friendly Society]] which was planning yet another attempt to liberate [[Greece]] from Ottoman yoke. When the Greek [[War of Independence]] broke out on [[March 25]], [[1821]], Notaras took an active part despite early reservations.
-He was a member of the [[First National Council]] of [[Epidaurus]] ([[1822]]), served as minister for the economy ([[1822]]) and took part in the [[Second National Council]] in [[1823]]. He presided over the [[Third National Council]] of [[1826]] and also presided over the [[Fifth National Council]] at [[Nafplion]] which ratified the selection of [[King Otto|Prince Otto]] of Bavaria as the first King of [[Greece]].
+He was a member of the [[First National Assembly]] of [[Epidaurus]] ([[1822]]), served as minister for the economy ([[1822]]) and took part in the [[Second National Assembly]] in [[1823]]. He presided over the [[Third National Assembly]] of [[1826]] and also presided over the [[Fifth National Council]] at [[Nafplion]] which ratified the selection of [[King Otto|Prince Otto]] of Bavaria as the first King of [[Greece]].
-After the uprising of [[September 3]], [[1843]], when Greeks demanded a constitution from the [[King Otto|King]], a new National Council met to draw up the document. Panoutsos Notaras was elected to preside over the council despite his age of 103. The council sat from [[November 8]], [[1843]] until [[March 18]], [[1844]] when the [[King Otto|King]] swore to uphold the new constitution. On that same day, Notaras was awarded the Grand Cross of Honour for his service to his country.
+After the uprising of [[September 3]], [[1843]], when Greeks demanded a constitution from the [[King Otto|King]], a new National Assembly met to draw up the document. Panoutsos Notaras was elected to preside over the council despite his age of 103. The council sat from [[November 8]], [[1843]] until [[March 18]], [[1844]] when the [[King Otto|King]] swore to uphold the new constitution. On that same day, Notaras was awarded the Grand Cross of Honour for his service to his country.
 He died on [[January 22]], [[1849]] close to 109 years old.

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Irlandos at 09:30, November 8, 2011

Irlandos: Created page with "'''Panoutsos Notaras''' (Greek Πανούτσος Νοταράς) was a Greek freedom fighter and politician. Notaras was born in Trikala, [[Corint..."