the injured inhabitants were visited by the King George II. Famous individuals Marinos Antypas (1873–1907) was one of the first Greek Socialists. He started off in Kefalonia, but later moved to Thessaly where he incited farmers against their landowners, which resulted in his murder in 1907. His example helped inspire the Great Agrarian Revolution at Kileler in 1910. Evangelis Potamianos was fighter in the Greek Revolution of 1821. Traditions Pylarians have many traditions and customs. In the summer each village holds a religious festival or panigiri dedicated to a particular saint. Pylaria is the origin of one of the two traditional dances of Kefalonia, the Divaratikos. Pylarian is also known for its poetry, which is characteristically sarcastic. External links Agia Efimia | Tourist Guide KefaloniaVisit.com kefaloniavisit.com: Kefalonia Island Official website References Populated places in Cephalonia