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'''Shahrzadpolis''' is a settlement created by Autokratorial Decree bearing date 9.XV.1685 [https://bastionunion.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1259&t=23682&p=171621] . It is located on the coast, east of [[Arete Competitive City]], and is primarily settled by refugees from [[Alrig]]. Two years later, in accordance with Autokratorial Decree bearing date 18.IX.1687 [https://bastionunion.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1259&t=23734&p=171741], civilian residents of [[Nísos Aigón]] not otherwise employed or engaged in support services to the military reservation were ordered evacuated either to [[Aqaba]] or Shahrzadpolis. | '''Shahrzadpolis''' is a settlement created by Autokratorial Decree bearing date 9.XV.1685 [https://bastionunion.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1259&t=23682&p=171621] . It is located on the coast, east of [[Arete Competitive City]], and is primarily settled by refugees from [[Alrig]]. Two years later, in accordance with Autokratorial Decree bearing date 18.IX.1687 [https://bastionunion.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1259&t=23734&p=171741], civilian residents of [[Nísos Aigón]] not otherwise employed or engaged in support services to the military reservation were ordered evacuated either to [[Aqaba]] or Shahrzadpolis. | ||
It | It was governed as a personal fiefdom by Navarchos [[Theodoros Pangalos]] until his death on 5.IV.1696. | ||
Revision as of 06:39, 30 December 2022
Shahrzadpolis is a settlement created by Autokratorial Decree bearing date 9.XV.1685 [1] . It is located on the coast, east of Arete Competitive City, and is primarily settled by refugees from Alrig. Two years later, in accordance with Autokratorial Decree bearing date 18.IX.1687 [2], civilian residents of Nísos Aigón not otherwise employed or engaged in support services to the military reservation were ordered evacuated either to Aqaba or Shahrzadpolis.
It was governed as a personal fiefdom by Navarchos Theodoros Pangalos until his death on 5.IV.1696.
