The 14th century was a period of dramatic changes in Greece, where the Black Death, the disintegration of feudalism, the establishment of Ottoman rule and the transition from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance changed the face of Greek society. The new villages established during this period not only served as a place of refuge from the political and health catastrophes of the time, but also became centers of culture and heritage that preserved the authenticity of Greece and formed a basis for growth and renewal over the years
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