Recapture of Constantinople by the Nicaeans (1261)
Byzantine troops under Emperor Michael VIII Palaiologos enter Constantinople through the unguarded Gate of the Pegae, celebrating the recapture of the city from Latin rule and the restoration of the B
Setting
Gate of the Pegae, Constantinople. The massive stone gate stands open, its iron-reinforced wooden doors swung wide. The road leading into the city is lined with crumbling yet still imposing Theodosian walls. Inside the gate, the narrow streets of Constantinople begin, winding towards the heart of the city.
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