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'''Anatolia''' was the ancient term for what is now [[Turkey]]. It was an important part of the Byzantine Empire and its temporary loss to [[Islam]] in the 11th century helped to lead to the Byzantine downfall. The ravaging that took place could not be recovered and so an area where armies of up to 150,000 men used to be raised became barren. | '''Anatolia''' was the ancient term for what is now [[Turkey]]. It was an important part of the Byzantine Empire and its temporary loss to [[Islam]] in the 11th century helped to lead to the Byzantine downfall. The ravaging that took place could not be recovered and so an area where armies of up to 150,000 men used to be raised became barren. | ||
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Revision as of 21:04, December 14, 2009
Anatolia was the ancient term for what is now Turkey. It was an important part of the Byzantine Empire and its temporary loss to Islam in the 11th century helped to lead to the Byzantine downfall. The ravaging that took place could not be recovered and so an area where armies of up to 150,000 men used to be raised became barren.