Peloponnese - Revision history

Soranin at 12:21, 7 May 2026

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	The '''Peloponnese''' is a peninsula in [[Greece]] which comprises the southern half of its mainland. Named after the Greek hero [[Pelops]], the region is home to not only [[Sparta]], one of the most powerful ''poleis'' in the classical era, but also the [[Olympic Games]] in [[Elis]].		The '''Peloponnese''' is a peninsula in [[Greece]] which comprises the southern half of its mainland. Named after the Greek hero [[Pelops]], the region is home to not only [[Sparta]], one of the most powerful ''[[Polis\|poleis]]'' in the classical era, but also the [[Olympic Games]] in [[Elis]].

	Since that era, the Peloponnese has been subdivided into ~~five~~ regions: [[Argolis]], [[Lakonia]], [[Arkadia]], [[Korinthia]], [[Elis]], and [[Achaia]]. Geographically, the peninsula is virtually an island; it is connected to the rest of the Greek mainland only by the narrow [[Isthmus of Poseidon]] where the eponymous city [[Korinth]] sits.		Since that era, the Peloponnese has been subdivided into six regions: [[Argolis]], [[Lakonia]], [[Arkadia]], [[Korinthia]], Elis, and [[Achaia]]. Geographically, the peninsula is virtually an island; it is connected to the rest of the Greek mainland only by the narrow [[Isthmus of Poseidon]], where the eponymous city of [[Korinth]] sits.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Fielran: imageneed template

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	The '''Peloponnese''' is a peninsula in [[Greece]] which comprises the southern half of its mainland. Named after the Greek hero [[Pelops]], the region is home to not only [[Sparta]], one of the most powerful ''poleis'' in the classical era, but also the [[Olympic Games]] in [[Elis]].		The '''Peloponnese''' is a peninsula in [[Greece]] which comprises the southern half of its mainland. Named after the Greek hero [[Pelops]], the region is home to not only [[Sparta]], one of the most powerful ''poleis'' in the classical era, but also the [[Olympic Games]] in [[Elis]].

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imported>RebeccaAWB: Heading fix, replaced: ==Appearance== → ==Appearances==, ==Reference== → ==References==

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	Since that era, the Peloponnese has been subdivided into five regions: [[Argolis]], [[Lakonia]], [[Arkadia]], [[Korinthia]], [[Elis]], and [[Achaia]]. Geographically, the peninsula is virtually an island; it is connected to the rest of the Greek mainland only by the narrow [[Isthmus of Poseidon]] where the eponymous city [[Korinth]] sits.		Since that era, the Peloponnese has been subdivided into five regions: [[Argolis]], [[Lakonia]], [[Arkadia]], [[Korinthia]], [[Elis]], and [[Achaia]]. Geographically, the peninsula is virtually an island; it is connected to the rest of the Greek mainland only by the narrow [[Isthmus of Poseidon]] where the eponymous city [[Korinth]] sits.

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Odyssey]]''

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*[https://assassinscreed.ubisoft.com/game/en-us/odyssey/map/peloponnese ''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – Worlds: Peloponnese]. Ubisoft. Accessed 3 July 2018.		*[https://assassinscreed.ubisoft.com/game/en-us/odyssey/map/peloponnese ''Assassin's Creed: Odyssey'' – Worlds: Peloponnese]. Ubisoft. Accessed 3 July 2018.

imported>Sadelyrate: ...yeah, update sorely needed.

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...yeah, update sorely needed.

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	The '''Peloponnese''' is a peninsula in [[Greece]] which comprises the southern half of its mainland. Named after the Greek hero ~~{{Wiki\|~~Pelops}}, the region is home to not only [[Sparta]], one of the most powerful ''poleis'' in the classical era, but also the ~~{{Wiki\|ancient~~ Olympic Games~~\|Olympic Games}}~~ in [[Elis]].		{{Revamp}}
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			The '''Peloponnese''' is a peninsula in [[Greece]] which comprises the southern half of its mainland. Named after the Greek hero [[Pelops]], the region is home to not only [[Sparta]], one of the most powerful ''poleis'' in the classical era, but also the [[Olympic Games]] in [[Elis]].

	Since that era, the Peloponnese has been subdivided into five regions: [[Argolis]], [[Lakonia]], [[~~Arcadia~~]], [[Korinthia]], [[Elis]], and [[Achaia]]. Geographically, the peninsula is virtually an island; it is connected to the rest of the Greek mainland only by the narrow [[Isthmus of ~~Korinth~~]] where the eponymous city [[Korinth]] sits.		Since that era, the Peloponnese has been subdivided into five regions: [[Argolis]], [[Lakonia]], [[Arkadia]], [[Korinthia]], [[Elis]], and [[Achaia]]. Geographically, the peninsula is virtually an island; it is connected to the rest of the Greek mainland only by the narrow [[Isthmus of Poseidon]] where the eponymous city [[Korinth]] sits.

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==

imported>Lady Kyashira: Adding categories

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imported>Sol Pacificus at 19:13, 3 July 2018

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	The '''Peloponnese''' is a peninsula in [[Greece]] which ~~constitutes~~ the southern half of its mainland. Named after the Greek hero {{Wiki\|Pelops}}, the region is home to not only [[Sparta]], one of the most powerful ''poleis'' in the classical era, but also the {{Wiki\|ancient Olympic Games\|Olympic Games}} in [[Elis]].		The '''Peloponnese''' is a peninsula in [[Greece]] which comprises the southern half of its mainland. Named after the Greek hero {{Wiki\|Pelops}}, the region is home to not only [[Sparta]], one of the most powerful ''poleis'' in the classical era, but also the {{Wiki\|ancient Olympic Games\|Olympic Games}} in [[Elis]].

	Since that era, the Peloponnese has been subdivided into five regions: [[Argolis]], [[Lakonia]], [[Arcadia]], [[Korinthia]], [[Elis]], and [[Achaia]]. Geographically, the peninsula is virtually an island; it is connected to the rest of the Greek mainland only by the narrow [[Isthmus of Korinth]] where the eponymous city [[Korinth]] sits.		Since that era, the Peloponnese has been subdivided into five regions: [[Argolis]], [[Lakonia]], [[Arcadia]], [[Korinthia]], [[Elis]], and [[Achaia]]. Geographically, the peninsula is virtually an island; it is connected to the rest of the Greek mainland only by the narrow [[Isthmus of Korinth]] where the eponymous city [[Korinth]] sits.

imported>Sol Pacificus at 18:42, 3 July 2018

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	The '''Peloponnese''' is a peninsula in [[Greece]]~~, constituting~~ the ~~entirety~~ of ~~the southern~~ mainland. Named after the Greek hero {{Wiki\|Pelops}}, the region is home to not only [[Sparta]], one of the most powerful ''poleis'' in the classical era, but also the {{Wiki\|ancient Olympic Games\|Olympic Games}} in [[Elis]].		The '''Peloponnese''' is a peninsula in [[Greece]] which constitutes the southern half of its mainland. Named after the Greek hero {{Wiki\|Pelops}}, the region is home to not only [[Sparta]], one of the most powerful ''poleis'' in the classical era, but also the {{Wiki\|ancient Olympic Games\|Olympic Games}} in [[Elis]].

	Since that era, the Peloponnese has been subdivided into five regions: [[Argolis]], [[Lakonia]], [[Arcadia]], [[Korinthia]], [[Elis]], and [[Achaia]]. Geographically, the peninsula is virtually an island; it is connected to the rest of the Greek mainland only by the narrow [[Isthmus of Korinth]] where the eponymous city [[Korinth]] sits.		Since that era, the Peloponnese has been subdivided into five regions: [[Argolis]], [[Lakonia]], [[Arcadia]], [[Korinthia]], [[Elis]], and [[Achaia]]. Geographically, the peninsula is virtually an island; it is connected to the rest of the Greek mainland only by the narrow [[Isthmus of Korinth]] where the eponymous city [[Korinth]] sits.

imported>Sol Pacificus: The reason for that wording is b/c it's important to define the subject in as accurate way as possible in the lead & the Peloponnese isn't just a peninsula.

2018-07-03T18:38:17Z

The reason for that wording is b/c it's important to define the subject in as accurate way as possible in the lead & the Peloponnese isn't just a peninsula.

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	The '''Peloponnese''' is a peninsula in ~~southern~~ [[Greece]]. Named after the Greek hero {{Wiki\|Pelops}}, the region is home to not only [[Sparta]], one of the most powerful ''poleis'' in the classical era, but also the {{Wiki\|ancient Olympic Games\|Olympic Games}} in [[Elis]].		The '''Peloponnese''' is a peninsula in [[Greece]], constituting the entirety of the southern mainland. Named after the Greek hero {{Wiki\|Pelops}}, the region is home to not only [[Sparta]], one of the most powerful ''poleis'' in the classical era, but also the {{Wiki\|ancient Olympic Games\|Olympic Games}} in [[Elis]].

	Since that era, the Peloponnese has been subdivided into five regions: [[Argolis]], [[Lakonia]], [[Arcadia]], [[Korinthia]], [[Elis]], and [[Achaia]]. Geographically, the peninsula is virtually an island; it is connected to the rest of the Greek mainland only by the narrow [[Isthmus of Korinth]] where the eponymous city [[Korinth]] sits.		Since that era, the Peloponnese has been subdivided into five regions: [[Argolis]], [[Lakonia]], [[Arcadia]], [[Korinthia]], [[Elis]], and [[Achaia]]. Geographically, the peninsula is virtually an island; it is connected to the rest of the Greek mainland only by the narrow [[Isthmus of Korinth]] where the eponymous city [[Korinth]] sits.

imported>Jasca Ducato: Formatting

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Formatting

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	Since that era, the Peloponnese has been subdivided into five regions: [[Argolis]], [[Lakonia]], [[Arcadia]], [[Korinthia]], [[Elis]], and [[Achaia]]. Geographically, the peninsula is virtually an island; it is connected to the rest of the Greek mainland only by the narrow [[Isthmus of Korinth]] where the eponymous city [[Korinth]] sits.		Since that era, the Peloponnese has been subdivided into five regions: [[Argolis]], [[Lakonia]], [[Arcadia]], [[Korinthia]], [[Elis]], and [[Achaia]]. Geographically, the peninsula is virtually an island; it is connected to the rest of the Greek mainland only by the narrow [[Isthmus of Korinth]] where the eponymous city [[Korinth]] sits.


	==Appearance==		==Appearance==