The Kingdom of Hellas

Gold: Capital
Red: Major Settlement

0.) Tourma (Capital) - Military Governor (Spouse)

1.) Thrace (Constantinople) - Strategos Alexius (Strategissa Elisavet)
2.) Optimatoi (Nicomedia) - Strategos Dorus (Strategissa Alcestis)
3.) Attica (Athens) - Strategos Isaac (Strategissa Alexandra)
4.) Pyrgos (Pátra) - Strategos Damianus (Strategissa Eunice)
5.) Corinthia (Corinth) - Strategos Meletius (Strategissa Dorothea)
6.) Taygetos (Kalamata) - Strategos Cyril (Strategissa Berenice)
7.) Lacedaemonia (Sparti) - Strategos Lycurgus (Strategissa Charis)
8.) Euboea & N. Aegean Sea (Chalkida) - Strategos Alexandros (Strategissa Iphigenia)
9.) Aetolia (Delphi) - Strategos Nicetas (Strategissa Ioanna)
10.) W. Crete (Cydonia) - Strategos Demetrios (Iantha)
11.) E. Crete (Chandax) - Strategos Lysandros (Strategissa Alexandra)
12.) Rhodes (Rhodes) - Strategos Iakobos (Strategissa Leto)
13.) Alexandria (Alexandria) - Strategos Romanos (Strategissa Anna)
14.) Verona (Venice) - Strategos Palladios (Strategissa Ireni)
15.) Lesser Epirus (Lefkada) - Strategos Efstathios (Klotho)
16.) Lesser Thessaly (Lamia) - Strategos Elias (Strategissa Cassandra)
17.) Greater Epirus (Arta) - Strategos Arastos (Strategissa Callidora)
18.) Greater Thessaly (Golos) - Strategos Diogenes (Strategissa Berenike)
19.) Macedon (Palla) - Strategos Eliud (Strategissa Medeia)
20.) Thessalonike (Thessaloniki) - Strategos Helladios (Strategissa Airlea)
21.) Rhodope (Dyrama) - Strategos Iairos (Strategissa Ourania)
22.) Lesser Istros (Odessos) - Strategos Georgios (Strategissa Iolanthe)
23.) Ciconia (Xanthi) - Strategos Mnason (Strategissa Rhea)
24.) Lesser Europa (Mosynopolis) - Strategos Kadmos (Strategissa Narkissa)
25.) Greater Europa (Adrianople) - Strategos Azarias (Strategissa Philomela)
26.) Haemimontas (Mesembria) - Strategos Hektor (Strategissa Althaia)
27.) Greater Istros (Aegyssus) - Strategos Loukas (Teodora)
28.) Pharos (Arba) - Strategos Iduma (Strategissa Harmonia)
29.) Delminium (Delminium) - Strategos Pallas (Strategissa Sophia)
30.) Lesser Dalmatia (Neapolis) - Strategos Nikandros (Strategissa Demalis)
31.) Greater Dalmatia (Anastasiopolis) - Strategos Eugenios (Strategissa Kyriaki)
32.) Salona (Salona) - Strategos Thoukydides (Strategissa Amaratha)
33.) Autariatium (Viminacium) - Strategos Esaias (Strategissa Elpida)
34.) Dardanium (Idassa) - Strategos Sotiris (Strategissa Zoe)
35.) Illyricum (Lausa) - Strategos Pyrros (Strategissa Leda)
36.) Dacia (Athanopolis) - Strategos Horus (Strategissa Philomena)
37.)  Prevalis (Prevalis) - Strategos Myron (Strategissa Euthalia)
38.) Pannonia (Philippopolis) - Strategos Olympiodoros (Strategissa Nikoleta)
39.) Arbanon (Dyyhachion) - Strategos Georgios (Strategissa Korinna)
40.) Troas (Troy) - Strategos Elias (Strategissa Arcadia)
41.) Ionia (Delos) - Strategos Timon (Strategissa Eudora)
42.) Doris (Halicarnassus) - Strategos Phaidros (Strategissa Thalia)
43.) Lycia (Xanthos) - Strategos Aristarchos (Strategissa Rhoda)
44.) Hellespontus (Parium) - Strategos Khristophoros (Strategissa Hippolyte)
45.) Lydia (Sardis) - Strategos Emmanouil (Strategissa Danae)
46.) Greater Phrygia (Laodicea) - Strategos Iakchos (Strategissa Kirke)
47.) Pamphylia (Perga) - Strategos Kyros (Strategissa Demeter)
48.) Bithynia (Nicaea) - Strategos Nestor (Strategissa Tryphosa)
49.) Honorias (Claudiopolis) - Strategos Philippos (Strategissa Eudoseia)
50.) Salataris (Mauricopolis) - Strategos Deucalion (Strategissa Ioanna)
51.) Paphlagonia (Germanicopolis) - Strategos Neoptolemos (Strategissa Melantha)
52.) Helenopontus (Amasea) - Strategos Georgios (Strategissa Hypatia)
53.) Pontus (Neocaesarea) - Strategos Kleitos (Strategissa Minthe)
54.) Cappadocia (Caesarea) - Strategos Hesiod (Strategissa Iole)
55.) Lesser Phrygia (Orcistus) - Strategos Menelaos (Strategissa Klytaimnestra)
56.) Isauria (Dometiopolis) - Strategos Tarasios (Strategissa Narkissa)
57.) Galatia (Tiberiopolis) - Strategos Ophelos (Strategissa Klytie)
58.) Greater Cilicia (Hadrianopolis) - Strategos Sophronios (Strategissa Phaidra)
59.) Lesser Cilicia (Tarsus) - Strategos Euphrandor (Strategissa Eunike)
60.) Caprulae (Caorle) - Strategos Basileios (Strategissa Antusa)
61.) Ravenna (Ravenna) - Strategos Ignatios (Strategissa Eirene)
62.) Rumagna (Bologna) - Strategos Arkadios (Strategissa Euphrosyne)
62-A.) Free City of San Marino - Epistate Ioannes (Helene)
63.) Greater Augoustamnike (Herakleopolis) - Strategos Zeno (Strategissa Ioulia)
64.) Lesser Augoustamnike (Klysma) - Strategos Andreas (Strategissa Ioanna)
65.) Greater Sinai (Pelousion) - Strategos Bardas (Strategissa Konstantia)
66.) Lesser Sinai (St. Catherine Mon.) - Strategos Bardas the Younger (Strategissa Sophia)

0.) Theme- Governor (Spouse)
1, 22-27.) Thrace - Katepano: Dorieus (Katepanissa: Amara
2, 48, 49, 51-53.) Bithynia - Katepano: Kyros (Katepanissa: Alexandra
3-9.) Achaea - Katepano: Konstantinos (Katepanissa: Hagne
10, 11.) Crete - Katepano: Michael (Katepanissa: Eutropia
12, 40-45.) Asia - Katepano: Elias (Katepanissa: Melina
13, 63-66.) Aigyptos - Katepano: Ioannes (Katepanissa: Thalia
14, 60-62.) Ravénna - Katepano: Philippos (Katepanissa: Sophia
15-21, 39.) Macedon - Katepano: Alexandros (Katepanissa: Ioanna
28-38.) Dalmatia - Katepano: Georgios (Katepanissa: Zoë
43, 46, 47, 55-59.) Lycia et Cilicia - Katepano: Philippos (Katepanissa: Sara
50, 54, 57.) Galatia - Katepano: Pavlos (Katepanissa: Elpis

All men aged 14 and older must serve 2 years compulsory military service, which can be renewed at any time. Giving the ability to raise an effective army of trained soldiers and sailors at any given time. Soldiers are to pay for their own arms, giving rise to the popularity of the pike, as is cheap but very effective, lords who raise armies can choose to supply their soldiers with arms and armor at no cost to the soldier if they wish to do so.

Most soldiers are more capable on the seas than they are on land, increasing military tactics to offset this, such as war cries that can be heard for miles, intimidating their enemies. Another popular tactic is to form a square of pike-men and have them encase a group of archers, seeing as horses will not charge lines of pike-men and choose to go around them, giving the archers a chance to pick off the riders or injure the horse.