The Slaves of the Padishah · Character
Alexander Maurocordato
A Greek or Ottoman official, possibly a diplomat.
minor
Also known as Maurocordato
First appearance: the slaves of the padishah
Alexander Maurocordato shows up with force in XXII: The Divan. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Interprets for the Divan, impatiently cutting off Farkas Bethlen's lengthy oration.
Alexander Maurocordato first appears in 0001 the slaves of the padishah.
In XXII: The Divan: Interprets for the Divan, impatiently cutting off Farkas Bethlen's lengthy oration.
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