@greekdynasty1: #constantinople #greece #turkey🇹🇷 #islamic_media

ΕΝΑΙΧΕ Ο ΜΕΓΑΣ :

ΕΎΓΕ ΓΙΑ ΤΗΝ ΑΛΉΘΕΙΑ ΝΑ ΕΊΣΑΙ ΚΑΛΆ

♠️🅒🅐🅟🅣🅐🅘🅝♠️ :

may God protect you Imran Hosein you are a great teacher!

Khristos anesti :

Only Jesus saves ✝️

Giorgos Nikolidaki87 :

that's the true

Erci :

Fatih Sultan Mehmet Er İst Allah'ın Gök yüzündeki Gölgesi

user8625057746855 :

What is your nationality

Haris Halkiadakis . :

ILIAS🇬🇷☦️🦅 :

BllAll :

But tht many mosques and church ⛪️been build could of changed all nations life😳

nounou :

what is this man's name?

casop :

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IOANNIS ASIMAKOPOULOS :

casop :

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Dimitris C. Milionis :

On 29 May 1453, after 53 days of siege beginning on 6 April, Constantinople—once the heart of a thousand‑year empire—was torn open by the armies of Sultan Mehmed II, and the collapse of the defenses at the Gate of St. Romanus unleashed a catastrophe whose scale still sickens the imagination: Ottoman troops surged through the breaches and within hours the city’s population of roughly 40,000–50,000 was trapped in a nightmare of killing, looting, and mass enslavement, with contemporary sources estimating around 4,000 civilians slaughtered and 30,000–50,000 people dragged away in chains, torn from their homes, monasteries, and the sanctuaries where they had sought refuge. The great Hagia Sophia, the jewel of Christian architecture for nearly a millennium, became a scene of despair as thousands were seized inside its walls, its sacred objects stripped, its treasures confiscated, its icons smashed or carried off as spoils. Across the city, libraries that had preserved ancient Greek and Roman learning were plundered, manuscripts destroyed or scattered, reliquaries emptied, and palaces ransacked, while the last emperor Constantine XI Palaiologos died fighting in the chaos, his body lost beneath the crush of the final defense. By midday Mehmed II entered the conquered capital and ordered an end to the violence, but the damage was irreversible: the Roman world had been extinguished in a single morning of horror, its people enslaved, its cultural inheritance shattered, its monuments violated, leaving behind a legacy of grief so profound that historians mark 29 May 1453 as the symbolic end of the Middle Ages and a reminder of how swiftly human brilliance can be drowned in cruelty.

William Kraag :

Andreas Sakalis :

So true ‼️

notfastjustfuriou8 :

Don't criticize the poor people, they have a lot of complexes.

marianelan29 :

this îs mad a lot...he îs put of Coran also

Ismo :

There are only man doing and disire and not divine at all

giorgos charilaou :

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EPHIALTES :

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User111🇹🇷🇦🇿 :

Russian spy