Hagia Sophia

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Sources

1. BookChildren of Ash and Elm: A History of the Vikings
2. BookThe Russian Primary Chronicle: Laurentian Text

Relations

located in:

• Constantinople

  Sources: Children of Ash and Elm: A History of the Vikings

built by:

• Justinian I532 CE O.S. – 537 CE O.S.

  Sources: Buildings, A History of the Byzantine State and Society

designed by:

• Anthemius of Tralles

  Sources: Buildings, The Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium

• Isidore of Miletus

  Sources: Buildings, The Oxford Dictionary of Byzantium

Appears in11 items

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  The Byzantine Empire5 items
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    Hagia Sophia consecrated27 Dec 537 CE O.S.
  • 
    Triumph of Orthodoxy11 Mar 843 CE O.S.
  • Zoe and Theodora rule togetherApr 1042 O.S.
  • The schism of 105416 Jul 1054 O.S.
  • 
    The fall of Constantinople29 May 1453 O.S.
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  The Crusades1 item
  • The Latin Empire of Constantinople16 May 1204 O.S.
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  The Ottoman Empire1 item
  • 
    Constantinople falls20 Jumada al-Ula 857 AH
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  The Travels of Ibn Battuta1 item
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    ConstantinopleMuharram 733 AH
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  The Viking Age2 items
  • A Norseman’s name in Hagia Sophiac. 950 CE O.S.
  • 
    Vladimir of Kyiv is baptised988 CE O.S.
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  The World’s Religions1 item
  • 
    Rome and Constantinople excommunicate each other16 Jul 1054 O.S.