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The 64 pages that link to Fall of Constantinople, each with the reason it gives.

• Isidore of KievRelated: The city's capture ended the imperial setting behind Isidore's mission and altered the prospects for church union.

• Ottoman wars in EuropeBroader topic: Its capture established Ottoman power on both sides of the Bosporus and opened further European campaigns.

• Transmission of the Greek ClassicsRelated: The event coincided with increased movement of Greek scholars and manuscripts into Italy.

• Andreas PalaiologosRelated: The conquest created the exile and political vacuum behind Andreas’s title claim.

• Classical Age of the Ottoman EmpireBroader topic: The conquest made the former Byzantine capital the center of Ottoman imperial rule.

• History of EuropeBroader topic: Its capture reshaped eastern Mediterranean power and is often treated as a major historical turning point.

• History of IstanbulRelated: The event reshaped political power, religious life, and population in the city.

• History of the Eastern Orthodox ChurchBroader topic: It ended imperial Byzantine patronage and changed the church’s political setting.

• History of the Ottoman EmpireBroader topic: The conquest ended Byzantine rule and made the city the Ottoman imperial capital.

• History of TurkeyBroader topic: The conquest made the city an Ottoman imperial center.

• Modern era (history)Related: The event marks a conventional boundary between medieval and early modern history.

• Ottoman Old RegimeRelated: The conquest established the imperial capital around which later institutions developed.

• Rise of the Ottoman EmpireBroader topic: The conquest fulfilled the rise’s defining milestone and made the city an imperial capital.

• Tirant lo BlanchCompared with: The novel imagines successful Christian defense of the empire, reversing the historical outcome.