Map Of Constantinople 1453

Today, it is known as the city of istanbul, the largest city of turkey. It was the end of the ancient roman empire, and the dawn of a new one. Map of constantinople (a small part of modern istanbul), called historic peninsula, tarihi yarımada en turkish) designed in 1422 by florentine cartographer cristoforo.

A map illustrating the political situation in europe, east asia, the middle east, and north africa around 1450, just before the fall of constantinople, the expansion of the ottoman. After a long preparation time, both from the attackers and the defenders, the siege of constantinople had ultimately begun on april 6, 1453. The capital of the eastern roman empire, the capital of christian europe, constantine, was conquered on may 29, 1453, by the commander sultan mehmet 2, who was only 21 years.

Map Of Constantinople 1453 Topographical map of constantinople during the byzantine period.

A map illustrating the political situation in europe, east asia, the middle east, and north africa around 1450, just before the fall of constantinople, the expansion of the ottoman. The dwindling byzantine empire came to an end when the ottomans. There are a few noticeable landmarks on this map. The fall of constantinople marks the beginning of a new era in history.