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Dana Oneal
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13 August, 06:22
Who renamed the Byzantine capital Istanbul?
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Jeramiah Mendoza
13 August, 06:25
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The Turkish Sultan, Mehmed II (the second), changed the name of the Byzantine capital Istanbul
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