Greek Rebellions Against the Ottoman Empire Codexery

Thessaly rebellion (1600)

Greek revolt in Thessaly led by Bishop Dionysios.

The Thessaly rebellion of 1600–01 was a Greek uprising against Ottoman rule in the Sanjak of Tirhala, led by Bishop Dionysios of Larissa. It was notable for its leader's prior efforts to secure Western aid and for the harsh reprisals that followed its suppression.

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Conflict
Thessaly rebellion
Part of
the Long War
Date
Autumn 1600 – 1601
Location
Thessaly, Ottoman Empire (now Greece)
Result
Ottoman victory

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