William I de Champlitte - Revision history

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 [[Category:Crusades]]
 [[Category:Greek Families]]
-[[Category:Latin Empire]]
+[[Category:Medieval Greece]]

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 Before he left, William appointed his nephew [[Hugh de Champlitte]] as his [[Viceroy]] in Greece.
-Because his grandfather was the Count of Champagne, William I de Champlitte was affectionately known as Campanezis ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Καμπανεζης). The Champlitte family were known in Greece as "Samplittes" <ref> Οι Βυζαντινοι στο Φραγκικο Πριγκιπατο τησ Αχαιας. Μαρια Ντουρου-Ηλιοπουλου. 3.- Το Βυζαντιο και οι Ξενοι. Ιδρυμα Γουλανδρη-Χορν</ref>,  The surname Samplittis ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Σαμπλιττης), may still exist in Greece.
+Because his grandfather was the Count of Champagne, William I de Champlitte was affectionately known as Campanezis ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Καμπανεζης). The Champlitte family were known in Greece as "Samplittes" <ref> Οι Βυζαντινοί στο Φραγκικό Πριγκιπάτο της Αχαΐας. Μαρία Ντούρου-Ηλιοπούλου. 3.- Το Βυζάντιο και οι Ξένοι. Ίδρυμα Γουλανδρή-Χορν</ref>,  The surname Samplittis ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Σαμπλίττης), may still exist in Greece.
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 [[Category:Crusades]]
 [[Category:Greek Families]]

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 In Autumn [[1204]], after the fall of [[Constantinople]], he followed Boniface de Montferrat in his campaign to conquer Greece.
-In [[1205]], William I de Champlitte, with [[Geoffrey I Villehardouin]] conquered [[Morea]] ([[Peloponnese]]). He was one of the protagonists in the [[battle of the Koundouros olive grove]].
+In [[1205]], William I de Champlitte, with [[Geoffrey I de Villehardouin]] conquered [[Morea]] ([[Peloponnese]]). He was one of the protagonists in the [[battle of the Koundouros olive grove]].
 He was appointed by Pope Innocent III "Ruler of all Achaea".

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 In 1208, WIlliam older brother died and he was forced to return to Burgundy, France, to claim his inheritance. Unfortunately, in 1209, William died in Apulia, Italy on his way to France.
-Before he left, William appointed his nephew [[Hugh de Champlitte]] as his Viceroy in Greece.
+Before he left, William appointed his nephew [[Hugh de Champlitte]] as his [[Viceroy]] in Greece.
 Because his grandfather was the Count of Champagne, William I de Champlitte was affectionately known as Campanezis ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Καμπανεζης). The Champlitte family were known in Greece as "Samplittes" <ref> Οι Βυζαντινοι στο Φραγκικο Πριγκιπατο τησ Αχαιας. Μαρια Ντουρου-Ηλιοπουλου. 3.- Το Βυζαντιο και οι Ξενοι. Ιδρυμα Γουλανδρη-Χορν</ref>,  The surname Samplittis ([[Greek language|Greek]]: Σαμπλιττης), may still exist in Greece.

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-[[Category:Princess of Achaia]]
+[[Category:Principality of Achaia]]
 [[Category:Noble Families]]
 [[Category:Crusades]]
 [[Category:Greek Families]]

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 Before he left, William appointed his nephew [[Hugh de Champlitte]] as his [[Viceroy]] in Greece.
-Because his grandfather was the Count of Champagne, William I de Champlitte was affectionately known as Campanezis ([[Greek]]: Καμπανεζης). The Champlitte family were known in Greece as "Samplittes" <ref> Οι Βυζαντινοι στο Φραγκικο Πριγκιπατο τησ Αχαιας. Μαρια Ντουρου-Ηλιοπουλου. 3.- Το Βυζαντιο και οι Ξενοι. Ιδρυμα Γουλανδρη-Χορν</ρεφ>,  The surname Samplittis ([[Greek]]: Σαμπλιττης), may still exist in Greece.
+Because his grandfather was the Count of Champagne, William I de Champlitte was affectionately known as Campanezis ([[Greek]]: Καμπανεζης). The Champlitte family were known in Greece as "Samplittes" <ref> Οι Βυζαντινοι στο Φραγκικο Πριγκιπατο τησ Αχαιας. Μαρια Ντουρου-Ηλιοπουλου. 3.- Το Βυζαντιο και οι Ξενοι. Ιδρυμα Γουλανδρη-Χορν</ref>,  The surname Samplittis ([[Greek]]: Σαμπλιττης), may still exist in Greece.
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-[[Category: Princess of Achaea]]
+[[Category:Princess of Achaea]]
-[[Category: Noble Families]]
+[[Category:Noble Families]]
-[[Category: Crusades]]
+[[Category:Crusades]]
-[[Category: Greek Families]]
+[[Category:Greek Families]]

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 In Autumn 1204, after the fall of [[Constantinople]], he followed Boniface de Montferrat in his campaign to conquer Greece.
-In 1205, William I de Champlitte, with [[Geoffrey I Villehardouin]] conquered [[Morea]] ([[Peloponnese]]). He was one of the protagonists in the battle of the [[Koundouros]] olive grove.
+In 1205, William I de Champlitte, with [[Geoffrey I Villehardouin]] conquered [[Morea]] ([[Peloponnese]]). He was one of the protagonists in the [[battle of the Koundouros olive grove]].
 He was appointed by [[Pope Innocent III]] "Ruler of all Achaea".