Eparchías
Eparchías is a term of Greek origin, meaning "province" or "district." Historically, it referred to a large administrative division within ancient Greece, particularly prominent in regions like Macedonia. These eparchies were often established by rulers or governing bodies to manage and administer territories, collect taxes, and maintain order. The concept of an eparchy has evolved over time and in different contexts.
In modern Greece, the term eparchía is no longer a primary administrative division. Instead, Greece is divided
The term eparchía can also appear in other contexts, often related to ecclesiastical or religious administrative