Constantinople - Revision history

Conrad Leviston: Category:Cities (medieval)

2005-09-22T01:44:56Z

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	Constantinople was the centre of the [[Byzantine]] Empire, until its fall in 1453 when it became part of the Ottoman Empire. The city was infamously sacked by the [[Fourth Crusade]] in 1204, but members of the Comnenus family, who had provided [[Emperor]]s of Byzantium, had by then established a refuge empire at [[Trebizond]]. In 1261, after the [[Latin Empire]] had dwindled, the city was retaken by the Byzantines, who moved their Empire back in.		Constantinople was the centre of the [[Byzantine]] Empire, until its fall in 1453 when it became part of the Ottoman Empire. The city was infamously sacked by the [[Fourth Crusade]] in 1204, but members of the Comnenus family, who had provided [[Emperor]]s of Byzantium, had by then established a refuge empire at [[Trebizond]]. In 1261, after the [[Latin Empire]] had dwindled, the city was retaken by the Byzantines, who moved their Empire back in.

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Simoncursitor: Link to Latin Empire

2005-07-25T08:44:00Z

Link to Latin Empire

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	Straddling the Bosporus it holds the unique distinction of being in two different continents at once.		Straddling the Bosporus it holds the unique distinction of being in two different continents at once.

	Constantinople was the centre of the [[Byzantine]] Empire, until its fall in 1453 when it became part of the Ottoman Empire. The city was infamously sacked by the [[Fourth Crusade]] in 1204, but members of the Comnenus family, who had provided [[Emperor]]s of Byzantium, had by then established a refuge empire at [[Trebizond]].		Constantinople was the centre of the [[Byzantine]] Empire, until its fall in 1453 when it became part of the Ottoman Empire. The city was infamously sacked by the [[Fourth Crusade]] in 1204, but members of the Comnenus family, who had provided [[Emperor]]s of Byzantium, had by then established a refuge empire at [[Trebizond]]. In 1261, after the [[Latin Empire]] had dwindled, the city was retaken by the Byzantines, who moved their Empire back in.

Simoncursitor: Byzantium

2005-07-07T07:10:59Z

Byzantium

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	'''Constaninople''' was the name for the city which changed its name to Istanbul in 1930. ~~Straddling~~ ~~the~~ ~~Bosporus~~ it ~~holds~~ the ~~unique~~ ~~distinction~~ of ~~being~~ in ~~two~~ ~~different~~ ~~continents~~ at ~~once~~.		'''Constaninople''' was the name for the city which changed its name to Istanbul in 1930. It was renamed Constantinople by the [[Roman Empire\|Roman]] [[Emperor]] Constantine I; formerly, as a colony of classical [[Greece]] it was known as [[Byzantium]].

			Straddling the Bosporus it holds the unique distinction of being in two different continents at once.

	Constantinople was the centre of the [[Byzantine]] Empire, until its fall in 1453 when it became part of the Ottoman Empire. The city was infamously sacked by the [[Fourth Crusade]] in 1204, but members of the Comnenus family, who had provided [[Emperor]]s of Byzantium, had by then established a refuge empire at [[Trebizond]].		Constantinople was the centre of the [[Byzantine]] Empire, until its fall in 1453 when it became part of the Ottoman Empire. The city was infamously sacked by the [[Fourth Crusade]] in 1204, but members of the Comnenus family, who had provided [[Emperor]]s of Byzantium, had by then established a refuge empire at [[Trebizond]].

Simoncursitor: Added trebizond

2005-05-24T17:35:59Z

Added trebizond

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	'''Constaninople''' was the name for the city which changed its name to Istanbul in 1930. Straddling the Bosporus it holds the unique distinction of being in two different continents at once.		'''Constaninople''' was the name for the city which changed its name to Istanbul in 1930. Straddling the Bosporus it holds the unique distinction of being in two different continents at once.

	Constantinople was the centre of the [[Byzantine]] Empire, until its fall in 1453 when it became part of the Ottoman Empire. The city was infamously sacked by the [[Fourth Crusade]] in 1204.		Constantinople was the centre of the [[Byzantine]] Empire, until its fall in 1453 when it became part of the Ottoman Empire. The city was infamously sacked by the [[Fourth Crusade]] in 1204, but members of the Comnenus family, who had provided [[Emperor]]s of Byzantium, had by then established a refuge empire at [[Trebizond]].

Conrad Leviston: stubbish

2004-07-08T08:29:39Z

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'''Constaninople''' was the name for the city which changed its name to Istanbul in 1930. Straddling the Bosporus it holds the unique distinction of being in two different continents at once.

Constantinople was the centre of the [[Byzantine]] Empire, until its fall in 1453 when it became part of the Ottoman Empire. The city was infamously sacked by the [[Fourth Crusade]] in 1204.