At the same time, the Greeks suffered a defeat at the Battle of Alamana against the army of Omer Vryonis, which resulted in the death of Athanasios Diakos. But the Ottoman advance was stopped at the inn of Gravia, under the leadership of Odysseas Androutsos, who was subsequently named commander-in-chief of Eastern Greece.
Concurrently, the Greeks encountered a defeat at the Battle of Alamana against Omer Vryonis' troops, resulting in Athanasios Diakos' death. However, the Ottoman advance was thwarted at the inn of Gravia by Odysseas Androutsos, who subsequently became the commander of Eastern Greece.