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Constantine Phaulkon

Constantine Phaulkon (Greek: Κωνσταντῖνος Γεράκης, Konstantinos Gerakis; γεράκι is the Greek word for "falcon"; also known as Costantin Gerachi, Capitão Falcão in Portuguese and simply as Monsieur Constance in French; 1647 – 5 June 1688)—noted in a letter from Kosa Pan, to Father de La Chaise (Père François d'Aix de la Chaise) as being called Kastan…

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Known for
Favourite of King Narai
Occupation
Soldier, clerk, trader, translator, nobleman
Allegiance
England (1665–1667) English East India Company (1667–1679) Ayutthaya Kingdom
Battles/wars
Second Anglo-Dutch War Third Anglo-Dutch War Makassar Revolt (1686) Anglo-Siamese War Siamese revolution of 1688
Born
1647 (1647) Erisso, Cephalonia, Republic of Venice
Cause of death
Decapitation

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Feud with the East India Company

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Constantine Phaulkon → Assos Castle, Cephalonia, Erisso, Gerachi, Greek, His, John, Plagia, The Gerakis, Venetian, Zuane
Allegiance · 1
Constantine Phaulkon → England (1665–1667) English East India Company (1667–1679) Ayutthaya Kingdom
Battles/wars · 1
Constantine Phaulkon → Second Anglo-Dutch War Third Anglo-Dutch War Makassar Revolt (1686) Anglo-Siamese War Siamese revolution of 1688
Born · 1
Constantine Phaulkon → 1647 (1647) Erisso, Cephalonia, Republic of Venice
Cause of death · 1
Constantine Phaulkon → Decapitation
Children · 1
Constantine Phaulkon → 2
Died · 1
Constantine Phaulkon → 5 June 1688(1688-06-05) (aged 40–41) Lopburi, Ayutthaya Kingdom
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Constantine Phaulkon → Favourite of King Narai
Monarch · 1
Constantine Phaulkon → Narai

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Constantine PhaulkonAllegianceEngland (1665–1667) English East India Company (1667–1679) Ayutthaya Kingdom1.00infobox
Constantine PhaulkonBattles/warsSecond Anglo-Dutch War Third Anglo-Dutch War Makassar Revolt (1686) Anglo-Siamese War Siamese revolution of 16881.00infobox
Constantine PhaulkonBorn1647 (1647) Erisso, Cephalonia, Republic of Venice1.00infobox
Constantine PhaulkonCause of deathDecapitation1.00infobox
Constantine PhaulkonChildren21.00infobox
Constantine PhaulkonDied5 June 1688(1688-06-05) (aged 40–41) Lopburi, Ayutthaya Kingdom1.00infobox
Constantine PhaulkonKnown forFavourite of King Narai1.00infobox
Constantine PhaulkonMonarchNarai1.00infobox
Constantine PhaulkonOccupationSoldier, clerk, trader, translator, nobleman1.00infobox
Constantine PhaulkonPreceded byChao Phraya Apairaja (Cheen) [th]1.00infobox
Constantine PhaulkonRelativesGrandparents: Costantin Gerachi and Pagulina Cangelari. Great-grandfather: Captain Marco Cangelari, military commander and ambassador of the Community of Cephalonia to Venice (1…1.00infobox
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Constantine PhaulkonSucceeded byChao Phraya Chomnan Pakdi (Soombun)1.00infobox

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