Peloponnesian
Peloponnesian is an adjective and demonym referring to the Peloponnese, a large peninsula in southern Greece, its inhabitants, and aspects of its history, culture, and geography. In classical and modern contexts, the term is often used to denote things linked to the region, including political alliances and historical events centered there. The name derives from Pelops in Greek myth, with the geographic term Peloponnesos appearing in ancient and modern usage.
Geography and scope: The Peloponnese lies between the Ionian and Aegean seas and is connected to mainland
History and significance: In ancient Greece, the Peloponnesian League was a major political and military alliance
Modern usage: In contemporary usage, Peloponnesian can describe people from the Peloponnese or things pertaining to