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- Q7131430 subject Q7881973.
- Q7131430 abstract "Pano Akourdaleia (Greek: H Πάνω Ακουρδάλεια) is a village in the Paphos District of Cyprus, located 2 km west of Miliou. The village is the birthplace of Cypriot politician and Euro-MP Takis Hadjigeorgiou.The village has been in existence for more than a thousand years. According to maps dating back to the Venetian times and even earlier, the village was referred as Quardia (the term also means Garrison/Guard). Other early records suggest that the name of the village may also trace its origin from a Lusignan army battalion. Nearchos Klerides, who researched extensively the origins of names of the villages and towns of Cyprus, argued that the name of the village came from the word "cord", which means "string" or a special "belt" that the villagers or the members of the Lusignan battalion wore around their waist. Most probably, the name/term Akourdaleia or H Aκουρδάλεια as is called in Greek is derived from the French à Cœur de Lion. The village has two small churches, namely the Church of Ayia Paraskevi that dates its origin back to the 12th century A.D, tacked just outside the village in a picturesque location where once a mill stood there. The remains of the mill are still there. The second Church is that of Panayia Chryseleousa, located in the main village that dates its origin as back as the 16th century.According to a population census conducted by the Venetians around 1450, the village under the name Pano Akourdaleia had 85 inhabitants that paid taxes. It has to be noted that the census did not include women and children.Numerous vaulted graves and archaeological specimens (including a sarcophagus, amphorae and many more funeral gifts) dating form the pre-Christian era have been discovered in the village.While in the beginning of 1960 Pano Akourdaleia numbered more than 150 inhabitants, today their number shrank to that of 30 inhabitants many of whom are foreign nationals, mostly coming from the United Kingdom and Ireland, who have settled in the village. Through a modern transportation network Pano Akourdaleia is linked with various villages in the area. In the northern part, just three kilometres away is the village of Kathikas while the villages of Kato Akourdaleia and Miliou are located just a few minutes away. Pano Akourdaleia has been blessed with a very rich natural environment with many species of flora present there. As such the village is a favourite for nature lovers who frequently visit the area to explore the numerous Nature trails/paths that exist there.".
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- Q7131430 populationTotal "26".
- Q7131430 postalCode "6332".
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- Q7131430 nativeName "Πάνω Ακουρδάλεια".
- Q7131430 officialName "Pano Akourdaleia".
- Q7131430 populationTotal "26".
- Q7131430 postalCode "6332".
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- Q7131430 comment "Pano Akourdaleia (Greek: H Πάνω Ακουρδάλεια) is a village in the Paphos District of Cyprus, located 2 km west of Miliou. The village is the birthplace of Cypriot politician and Euro-MP Takis Hadjigeorgiou.The village has been in existence for more than a thousand years. According to maps dating back to the Venetian times and even earlier, the village was referred as Quardia (the term also means Garrison/Guard).".
- Q7131430 label "Pano Akourdaleia".
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- Q7131430 name "Pano Akourdaleia".
- Q7131430 name "Πάνω Ακουρδάλεια".