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Constantinople (Q16869)

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capital of the Eastern Roman, Latin and Ottoman Empires, currently Istanbul, Turkey
  • Constantinopolis
  • The City of the World's Desire
  • Tsarigrad
  • Tsargorod
  • Czargrad
  • Tzargrad
  • Mint of Constantinople
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    Constantinople
    capital of the Eastern Roman, Latin and Ottoman Empires, currently Istanbul, Turkey
    • Constantinopolis
    • The City of the World's Desire
    • Tsarigrad
    • Tsargorod
    • Czargrad
    • Tzargrad
    • Mint of Constantinople

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    Константинопол (Bulgarian)
    11 May 330
    29 May 1453
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    Цариград (Bulgarian)
    29 May 1453
    23 October 1923Gregorian
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    Истанбул (Bulgarian)
    23 October 1923Gregorian
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    Стамбул (Russian)
    23 October 1923Gregorian
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    28 May 1453
    January 395
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    29 May 1453
    28 October 1923Gregorian
    29 October 1923Gregorian
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    Constantinople
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    COSTANTINOPOLI
    Charies ics Diehl, Ettore Rossi, Pino Fortini, Angelo Pernice, Camillo Manfroni, Cirillo Korolevskij, Umberto Fracassini, Francesco Tommasini, Oscar Randi, Secondina Lorenzina Cesano -
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    Constantinople (English)
    Konstantinopoli (Finnish)
    Konstantinopel (Swedish)
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    君士坦丁堡
    20 January 2022
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    君士坦丁堡古城
    25 July 2025
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