Pavlos Mousouros

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Pavlos Mousouros
Prince of Samos
In office 1866–1873
Preceded by	Miltiadis Aristarchis
Succeeded by	Georgios Georgiadis (acting)
Personal details
Born	1810 Constantinople
Died	1876
Religion	Greek Orthodox

Pavlos Mousouros was the Ottoman-appointed Prince of Samos from 1866 to 1873.

The brother of the delegate of Prince Stephanos Vogoridis, Konstantinos Mousouros, He was ambassador of Turkey to the Austrian Empire.

After being appointed Prince of Samos, he constructed the road connecting Vathi with Mitilinii and some bridges.

Disregarding the established rights and privileges of the Principality of Samos, he proposed the construction of a permanent camp for the Ottoman soldiers resident in the Principality. However the proposition was turned down by the Samian Parliament. He was generally viewed by the Samian population as an unjust ruler.

v t e Princes of Samos

Stefan Bogoridi (1833–50) Alexandros Kallimachis (1850–54) Ion Ghica (1854–59) Miltiadis Aristarchis (1859–66) Pavlos Mousouros (1866–73) Georgios Georgiadis (acting, 1873) Konstantinos Adosidis (1873–74) Konstantinos Photiadis (1874–79) Konstantinos Adosidis (1879–85) Alexandros Karatheodoris (1885–95) Georgios Verovits (1895–96) Stephanos Mousouros (1896–99) Konstantinos Vagianis (1899–1900) Michail Grigoriadis (1900–02) Alexandros Mavrogenis (1902–04) Ioannis Vithynos (1904–06) Konstantinos Karatheodoris (1906–07) Georgios Georgiadis (1907–08) Andreas Kopasis (1908–12) Grigorios Vegleris (1912)

Persondata
Name	Mousouros, Pavlos
Alternative names
Short description	Prince of Samos
Date of birth	1810
Place of birth
Date of death	1876
Place of death

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