Konstantinos Lagoumitzis
The death mask of Konstantinos Lagoumitzis, National Historical Museum, Athens
Native name	Κωνσταντίνος Λαγουμιτζής
Born	c. 1781 Hormova,Ioannina Eyalet,Ottoman Empire (nowAlbania)
Died	1851 Athens,Kingdom of Greece
Allegiance	First Hellenic Republic
Branch	Hellenic Army
Battles / wars	Greek War of Independence Third Siege of Missolonghi Second Siege of the Acropolis

Konstantinos Lagoumitzis (Greek:Κωνσταντίνος Λαγουμιτζής;c. 1781 – 1851) was a Greek revolutionary during theGreek War of Independence (1821–1830), famous for his ability to dig tunnels during sieges.

Lagoumitzis was born in the village ofHormovo, in modernAlbania, then part of theOttoman Empire; though, his family was originally from the village ofLekli.^[1] His real surname was either Papakyriakos (Παπακυριάκος)^[1] or Dalaropoulos (Νταλαρόπουλος), but he was also called Hormovitis (Χορμοβίτης; from Hormovo). He is mainly known as Lagoumitzis (sapper) due to his successful ability to dig tunnels (Greek:λαγούμια,romanized: lagoúmia) beneath the camps of enemies and blow them up.

His successes during thesiege of Messolonghi and thesiege of the Acropolis (1826–27), made him famous. During these sieges, Lagoumitzis successfully countermined the Turkish besiegers.

He died in Athens, in 1851; theGreek state paid for his funeral.^[2]

• Pappa, Eftychia A. (2009)."Η Επανάσταση του 1821".Η Επαρχία Δρυϊνουπόλεως της Β. Ηπείρου κατά τη νεώτερη περίοδο (Tουρκοκρατία, 20ος αιώνας) (PhD).Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
• Athens Alive, Or, The Practical Tourist's Companion to the Fall of Man. Kevin Andrews. Hermes, 1979.
• Makrigiannis' memoirs (in Greek).

• 1780s births
• 1827 deaths
• Greeks from the Ottoman Empire
• Greek people of the Greek War of Independence
• Greek revolutionaries
• People from Tepelenë
• 19th-century Greek military personnel

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