Theophilos · Archontoula · Pelion

The Pelion Legacy Tree

The painted world of Theophilos opens this story as its cultural root. The family tree itself begins with Archontoula’s documented parents, household, and descendants.

Documentary reconstruction of a Pelion mansion in Anakasia, where Theophilos painted the Kontos Mansion rooms — Documentary reconstruction of Anakasia; not an archival photograph or a reproduction of a Theophilos mural.

Cultural root · not a genealogical ancestor

Θεόφιλος Χατζημιχαήλ

Theophilos Hatzimihail · c. 1870–1934

Theophilos painted the upper rooms of the Kontos Mansion in Anakasia in 1912. His heroes, local dress, horses, flowers, and landscapes preserve the visual world surrounding Archontoula’s maternal geography. No family connector is drawn because no blood relationship has been documented.

Theophilos Museum at Anakasia →Pelion houses and leaders →Ministry monument record

Archontoula’s documented family

Andreas Saratsis and Athena Sakopoulou lead to Archontoula, her marriage to Konstantinos Soupliotis at Agios Konstantinos in Volos, and their children. New parent, spouse, and descendant records extend this tree automatically.

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GENERATION I

1 recorded child

GENERATION II

3 recorded children

GENERATION III

Ano Volos →Anakasia →Makrinitsa →Pelion aristocracy chart →