Kea. The second, Lykourgos (known in Russia as Ликург Ламбрович Качиони, 1790–1863), born on a Greek island, had a brilliant career as officer in the Russian Army, including his service in the Greek Battalion of Balaklava. The third son, Alexander who was born in the Crimea, also became an officer in the Russian Army. According to some sources he had a daughter named Garyfallia, but there is no information about her life. One of Lambros' grandsons, Spyridon son of Alexander, was a known Russian writer. He was also the godfather of Odysseas Androutsos, a commander of the Greek War of Independence. Legacy The Livadia Palace, the summer home of the last Tsars was built on Katsonis' Livadia estate after 1861. The name of the estate was given to it by Katsonis, who named it after his birthplace; moreover, this is the origin of the name of Livadiya town itself. It is there that the World War II Yalta Conference took place. This is where he was assassinated in 1805. The Hellenic Navy has named four of its ships after Katsonis. References Sources 1752 births 1804 deaths 18th-century Greek people 19th-century Greek people 18th-century military personnel from the Russian Empire 18th-century rebels 18th-century pirates Eastern Orthodox Christians from Greece Greek pirates Greek revolutionaries People from Ithaca People from Livadeia Recipients of the Order of St. George Greek colonels