the little hagia sophia was converted into a mosque during the ottoman empire.
the little hagia sophia was converted into a mosque during the ottoman empire.
what kind of church was the little hagia sophia converted into during the ottoman empire?
mosque
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little hagia sophia mosque (), formerly the church of the saints sergius and bacchus (, "ekklēsía tôn hagíōn sergíou kaì bákchou en toîs hormísdou"), is a former greek eastern orthodox church dedicated to saints sergius and bacchus in constantinople, converted into a mosque during the ottoman empire.
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bullet::::- 726 – hagia sophia was stripped of religious illustrations and sculptural work.









































bullet::::- 842 – st sophia was finally re-installed. commencing the redecoration of hagia sophia.









































bullet::::- 859 – a great fire damaged the hagia sophia.









































bullet::::- 869 – an earthquake caused a half dome to collapse.









































bullet::::- 989 – another massive earthquake caused the collapse of the western dome.









































bullet::::- 994 – hagia sophia was reopened after reconstruction took place.









































bullet::::- 1204 – hagia sophia became a roman catholic cathedral.









































bullet::::- 1261 – hagia sophia was converted to an orthodox church again.
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