Karpos Papadopoulos

At the start of the revolution he left Odessa and went to Central Greece to fight on the side of Odysseas Androutsos, the latter giving him the title of chiliarch, but shortly after asking him to fight as a simple soldier. In 1825, after the death of Androutsos, he fought alone against Ibrahim and participated in the Battle of the Lerna Mills. He served for some time in the army of Demetrios Ypsilantis, but in the last years of the revolution fought in the army of Charles Nicolas Fabvier.

By 1828, Papadopoulos was the Provost marshal of Skiathos.^[4] Papadopoulos was awarded the rank of Captain and later become a Colonel.^[3][6]

In 1930, Papadopoulos was appointed the guard commander of Palamidi.^[5]

During the reign of Otto of Greece, Papadopoulos enlisted in the army.^[5] Following demobilization Papadopoulos settled in Missolonghi.^[5]

Following the revolution Papadopoulos wrote several books about follow Greek Revolutionaries.^[5]

In 1871, Papadopoulos died aged 75–76 in Missolonghi, and is buried in the towns Garden of Heroes.^[1][6]

Papadopoulos' memoirs were published posthumously in 1976.^[5]