Konstantinos Manos (; 1869–1913) was a Greek politician, poet, soldier and sportsman and former mayor of Chania.
Biography
Personal life and military career
He was born in 1869 in Athens. His parents came from historical families. Specifically, his father, Thrasyvoulos Manos, was a military officer and came from a Phanariot family, while his mother, Roxani Mavromichalis, from the Mavromichalis family.
He was the older brother of Petros Manos. He studied law in Leipzig and philosophy in Oxford. He was a teacher of Empress Elisabeth of Austria. He pioneered the organization of the first modern Olympic Games held in Athens which would later be the 1896 Summer Olympics. He was the founder of Athens Athletic Club.
