Database: Fenari Isa Mosque - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 15:43, 21 August 2023

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	Built in 908 CE on the remains of a shrine from the sixth century, the [[Fenari Isa Mosque]] first began its worldly service as a nunnery inaugurated by Byzantine admiral [[Constantine Lips]].		Built in 908 CE on the remains of a shrine from the sixth century, the [[Fenari Isa Mosque]] first began its worldly service as a nunnery inaugurated by Byzantine admiral [[Constantine Lips]].

	Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the {{Wiki\|Palaiologos\|Palaiologian}} dynasty in 1261, the [[Theodora Palaiologina\|widow]] of Emperor ~~{{Wiki\|~~Michael VIII Palaiologos\|Michael Palaiologos}} built a church just south of the Monastery which—over the next few centuries—was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.		Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the {{Wiki\|Palaiologos\|Palaiologian}} dynasty in 1261, the [[Theodora Palaiologina\|widow]] of Emperor [[Michael VIII Palaiologos\|Michael Palaiologos]] built a church just south of the Monastery which—over the next few centuries—was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.

	As an interesting sidenote: Admiral Constantine Lips had a son named [[Bardas Lips]]. I just think that deserves mentioning.		As an interesting sidenote: Admiral Constantine Lips had a son named [[Bardas Lips]]. I just think that deserves mentioning.

imported>Sol Pacificus: This seems to be part of the actual database entry and shouldn't have been removed. Can't confirm though, but there's no indication that it's spam from a wiki user.

2019-10-16T18:03:01Z

This seems to be part of the actual database entry and shouldn't have been removed. Can't confirm though, but there's no indication that it's spam from a wiki user.

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	Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the {{Wiki\|Palaiologos\|Palaiologian}} dynasty in 1261, the [[Theodora Palaiologina\|widow]] of Emperor {{Wiki\|Michael VIII Palaiologos\|Michael Palaiologos}} built a church just south of the Monastery which—over the next few centuries—was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.		Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the {{Wiki\|Palaiologos\|Palaiologian}} dynasty in 1261, the [[Theodora Palaiologina\|widow]] of Emperor {{Wiki\|Michael VIII Palaiologos\|Michael Palaiologos}} built a church just south of the Monastery which—over the next few centuries—was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.

			As an interesting sidenote: Admiral Constantine Lips had a son named [[Bardas Lips]]. I just think that deserves mentioning.

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imported>Sol Pacificus: Corrected spelling/grammar

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Corrected spelling/grammar

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	Built in 908 CE on the remains of a shrine from the sixth century, the [[Fenari Isa Mosque]] first began its worldly service as a nunnery inaugurated by Byzantine admiral [[Constantine Lips]].		Built in 908 CE on the remains of a shrine from the sixth century, the [[Fenari Isa Mosque]] first began its worldly service as a nunnery inaugurated by Byzantine admiral [[Constantine Lips]].

	Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the {{Wiki\|Palaiologos\|Palaiologian}} dynasty in 1261, the [[Theodora Palaiologina\|widow]] of Emperor {{Wiki\|Michael VIII Palaiologos\|Michael Palaiologos}} built a church just south of the Monastery ~~which - over~~ the next few ~~centuries - was~~ gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.		Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the {{Wiki\|Palaiologos\|Palaiologian}} dynasty in 1261, the [[Theodora Palaiologina\|widow]] of Emperor {{Wiki\|Michael VIII Palaiologos\|Michael Palaiologos}} built a church just south of the Monastery which—over the next few centuries—was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.

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imported>The Cat Master at 17:19, 3 October 2019

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	Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the {{Wiki\|Palaiologos\|Palaiologian}} dynasty in 1261, the [[Theodora Palaiologina\|widow]] of Emperor {{Wiki\|Michael VIII Palaiologos\|Michael Palaiologos}} built a church just south of the Monastery which - over the next few centuries - was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.		Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the {{Wiki\|Palaiologos\|Palaiologian}} dynasty in 1261, the [[Theodora Palaiologina\|widow]] of Emperor {{Wiki\|Michael VIII Palaiologos\|Michael Palaiologos}} built a church just south of the Monastery which - over the next few centuries - was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.

	~~As an interesting sidenote: Admiral Constantine Lips had a son named [[Bardas Lips]]. I just think that deserves mentioning.~~
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imported>The Wikia Editor at 16:10, 3 October 2019

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	Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the {{Wiki\|Palaiologos\|Palaiologian}} dynasty in 1261, the [[Theodora Palaiologina\|widow]] of Emperor {{Wiki\|Michael VIII Palaiologos\|Michael Palaiologos}} built a church just south of the Monastery which - over the next few centuries - was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.		Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the {{Wiki\|Palaiologos\|Palaiologian}} dynasty in 1261, the [[Theodora Palaiologina\|widow]] of Emperor {{Wiki\|Michael VIII Palaiologos\|Michael Palaiologos}} built a church just south of the Monastery which - over the next few centuries - was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.

	As an interesting sidenote: Admiral Constantine Lips had a son named Bardas Lips. I just think that deserves mentioning.		As an interesting sidenote: Admiral Constantine Lips had a son named [[Bardas Lips]]. I just think that deserves mentioning.
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	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
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imported>The Wikia Editor at 15:47, 3 October 2019

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	[[File:Fenari Isa Mosque Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Fenari Isa Mosque]]		[[File:Fenari Isa Mosque Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Fenari Isa Mosque]]
	Built in 908 CE on the remains of a shrine from the sixth century, the [[Fenari Isa Mosque]] first began its worldly service as a nunnery inaugurated by Byzantine admiral ~~{{Wiki\|~~Constantine Lips}}.		Built in 908 CE on the remains of a shrine from the sixth century, the [[Fenari Isa Mosque]] first began its worldly service as a nunnery inaugurated by Byzantine admiral [[Constantine Lips]].

	Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the {{Wiki\|Palaiologos\|Palaiologian}} dynasty in 1261, the [[Theodora Palaiologina\|widow]] of Emperor {{Wiki\|Michael VIII Palaiologos\|Michael Palaiologos}} built a church just south of the Monastery which - over the next few centuries - was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.		Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the {{Wiki\|Palaiologos\|Palaiologian}} dynasty in 1261, the [[Theodora Palaiologina\|widow]] of Emperor {{Wiki\|Michael VIII Palaiologos\|Michael Palaiologos}} built a church just south of the Monastery which - over the next few centuries - was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 11:15, 24 November 2018

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	Built in 908 CE on the remains of a shrine from the sixth century, the [[Fenari Isa Mosque]] first began its worldly service as a nunnery inaugurated by Byzantine admiral {{Wiki\|Constantine Lips}}.		Built in 908 CE on the remains of a shrine from the sixth century, the [[Fenari Isa Mosque]] first began its worldly service as a nunnery inaugurated by Byzantine admiral {{Wiki\|Constantine Lips}}.

	Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the Palaiologian dynasty in 1261, the widow of Emperor Michael Palaiologos built a church just south of the Monastery which - over the next few centuries - was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.		Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the {{Wiki\|Palaiologos\|Palaiologian}} dynasty in 1261, the [[Theodora Palaiologina\|widow]] of Emperor {{Wiki\|Michael VIII Palaiologos\|Michael Palaiologos}} built a church just south of the Monastery which - over the next few centuries - was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.

	As an interesting sidenote: Admiral Constantine Lips had a son named Bardas Lips. I just think that deserves mentioning.		As an interesting sidenote: Admiral Constantine Lips had a son named Bardas Lips. I just think that deserves mentioning.

imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 23:41, 23 January 2017

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	[[File:Fenari Isa Mosque Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Fenari Isa Mosque]]		[[File:Fenari Isa Mosque Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Fenari Isa Mosque]]
	Built in 908 CE on the remains of a shrine from the sixth century, the Fenari Isa Mosque first began its worldly service as a nunnery inaugurated by Byzantine admiral Constantine Lips.		Built in 908 CE on the remains of a shrine from the sixth century, the [[Fenari Isa Mosque]] first began its worldly service as a nunnery inaugurated by Byzantine admiral {{Wiki\|Constantine Lips}}.

	Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the Palaiologian dynasty in 1261, the widow of Emperor Michael Palaiologos built a church just south of the Monastery which - over the next few centuries - was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.		Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the Palaiologian dynasty in 1261, the widow of Emperor Michael Palaiologos built a church just south of the Monastery which - over the next few centuries - was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.

imported>Amnestyyy at 14:54, 31 May 2016

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	[[File:Fenari Isa Mosque Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Fenari Isa Mosque]]		[[File:Fenari Isa Mosque Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Fenari Isa Mosque]]
	Built in 908 CE on the remains of a shrine from the sixth century, the Fenari Isa Mosque first began its worldly service as a nunnery inaugurated by Byzantine admiral Constantine Lips.		Built in 908 CE on the remains of a shrine from the sixth century, the Fenari Isa Mosque first began its worldly service as a nunnery inaugurated by Byzantine admiral Constantine Lips.

imported>Amnestyyy at 20:07, 26 February 2015

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	Built in 908 CE on the remains of a shrine from the sixth century, the Fenari Isa Mosque first began its worldly service as a nunnery inaugurated by Byzantine admiral Constantine Lips.		Built in 908 CE on the remains of a shrine from the sixth century, the Fenari Isa Mosque first began its worldly service as a nunnery inaugurated by Byzantine admiral Constantine Lips.

	Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in Constantinople. After the restoration of the Palaiologian dynasty in 1261, the widow of Emperor Michael Palaiologos built a church just south of the Monastery which - over the next few centuries - was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.		Henceforth referred to as the Lips Monastery, it was one of the largest of its kind in [[Constantinople]]. After the restoration of the Palaiologian dynasty in 1261, the widow of Emperor Michael Palaiologos built a church just south of the Monastery which - over the next few centuries - was gradually built up and renovated to such an extent that the two structures became one.

	As an interesting sidenote: Admiral Constantine Lips had a son named Bardas Lips. I just think that deserves mentioning.		As an interesting sidenote: Admiral Constantine Lips had a son named Bardas Lips. I just think that deserves mentioning.
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