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After the fall of Constantinople in 1453, the city was repopulated primarily by Greeks, but also attracted various other groups, including Armenians, Jews, and Italians. The Ottoman Empire encouraged migration to the city to restore its economic and cultural vitality, leading to a diverse population over time. The influx of these communities contributed to the rich tapestry of Constantinople's cultural and social life.
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What is the prefix for populated?
repopulated unpopulated
What the Greek myth of how the earth was repopulated?
one man was crated and he threw a stone over his head and it made a person and each person would throw more stones over his/her head and this repopulated the earth
What is proper spelling for prepopulated?
That is correct, unless you mean repopulated or depopulated, which are different words.
Why was Famagusta Cyprus never repopulated?
It was preserved for a future settlement (i.e. exchange of land).
The largest and richest city in byzantine empire was what?
Constantinople
What land was Constantinople on?
Constantinople was in Greece.
What is the modern name for Constantinople?
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What Was constantinople religion?
constantinople was not a religion but a city.
What is a sentence for constantinople?
I think I will travel to Constantinople.
Is constantinople a town?
Constantinople is a town in southern Chile.
What city was the capital of Byzantine Empire?
Constantinople
The highest church official in the Byzantine Church was known as what?
The Ecumenical Patriarch (in Constantinople).
