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Imperial Wealth and Political Turmoil

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Amidst various historical events, the Imperial fleet’s successful venture yielded a substantial booty of thirty thousand gold florins from European ships, enriching Istanbul’s coffers. Tragic...

Exploring Historic Mosques in Karaman

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Sıddetin Ali Bey Mosque A Seljuk Gem Nestled in Karaman’s Turgut Özal Avenue, the Sıddetin Ali Bey Mosque stands as a testament to Seljuk architecture....

Exploring Karaman’s Historic Fortifications and Architectural Gems

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Başdağ Castle A Strategic Stronghold Perched atop Mount Başdağ near Kilbasan town, Başdağ Castle boasts military structures and a reservoir. The castle’s towers, predominantly round...

Karaman A Journey Through History

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The Ottoman Conquest During the 14th century, the Ottoman Principality emerged as a formidable force, challenging the dominance of the Karamanogullari principality. For nearly 150...

Discovering Antioch A City of Hidden Gems

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St. Pierre Church A Sacred Site Nestled at the foot of Mount Hajj, an extension of Mount Habib-i Neccar, lies the St. Pierre Church, a...

Exploring the Marvels of Ballica Cave

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Unveiling the Hidden Treasures The Ballica Cave reveals its hidden wonders through a series of enchanting halls, each boasting unique geological formations and natural spectacles....

Exploring the Enigmatic Ballica Cave

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Unveiling Nature’s Marvel The Ballica Cave stands as a testament to the awe-inspiring wonders of the natural world. Stretching 680 meters long and towering 95...

Transit Gloria Mundi

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After Aetius’s death, twenty years unfold in a sequence of events of little interest except to specialists. The historian Procopius, writing 100 years later,...

Juliana died in 528

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For ten years, Polyeuctos’s church was the biggest and best ever seen, and Juliana died in 528 before she saw her church outstripped in...

Honoring the martyr Polyeuctos

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And she built a church—a vast construction, like nothing anyone had ever seen in any city of Christendom. Honoring the martyr Polyeuctos, it stood...