Revolution and liberation · The Revolution of 1821
Makriyannis wounded, few Greek losses
25 June 1825 (13 June 1825 old style) Probable
Makriyannis was wounded in the fighting but kept leading his men without letting them see it. The Greeks lost only a handful of men, among them a philhellene, while more than a hundred of Ibrahim's soldiers were killed or wounded. Makriyannis was afterwards treated on board the French flagship.
Note: Casualty figures come from later accounts and differ between sources.
Read the full story: Myloi, 200 years ago: the battle broke out
- Where
- The water mills
- Threads
- The Revolution of 1821
- Certainty
- Probable likely, but not fully proven
Sources
- I. Makriyannis, Memoirs (Απομνημονεύματα)
- visitmyloi.gr, 'Myloi, 200 years ago: the battle broke out' (four dead and five wounded on the Greek side)
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