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Gobble, Gobble. Turkey Talk.

  • 312

    Edict of Milan (Mulan? Milan? Same Difference!)

    Edict of Milan (Mulan? Milan? Same Difference!)
    Granted by Constantine, this gave the people religious freedom throughout the country.
  • 330

    Byzantine Empire :D

    Byzantine Empire :D
    Byzantine Empire (or Eastern Roman Empire) was the name of the Greek part of the roman Empire which survived into the Middle ages.
  • 476

    Western Empire Fell. :/ Eastern Empire Becomes Byzantine :D

    ... Kind of self-explanatory.
  • Period: 532 to 537

    Hagia Sophia was built

    The Hagia Sophia is a great architectural beauty and an important monument both for Byzantine and for Ottoman Empires.
  • Apr 9, 1250

    Trojan War

    Trojan War
    (Just had to pick Troy from High School Musical.) :) The Trojan War consisted of the city of Troy and other surrounding areas.
  • Period: Apr 9, 1280 to

    Osman I established the Ottoman Dynasty.

    The Ottoman state rose to become an empire under the rule of Osman I. This empire lasted from 1280 to 1923.
  • Apr 8, 1453

    Hagia Sophia was converted to a mosque

    Hagia Sophia was converted to a mosque
    The Hagia Sophia was changed from a church to a mosque at this time because the Turkish Parliament wanted to give the Muslims a place to worship.
  • Apr 9, 1453

    Sultan Mehmed II Took Over Constantinople :)

    Sultan Mehmed II Took Over Constantinople :)
    Mehmed is the conqueror of all time. He conquered the Sultan of Constantinople and totally took over.
  • Apr 9, 1465

    Topkapi Palace Was Completed ;D

    Topkapi Palace Was Completed ;D
    Topkapi Palace was not only the residence of the Ottoman sultans, but also the administrative and educational center of the state.
  • The Ottoman Empire was known as "Sick Old Man of Europe"

    The Ottoman Empire was known as "Sick Old Man of Europe"
    This empire was changed names (not formally, but a nickname..) to this because it was the only European country to lose land in the 19th and 20th centuries.