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According to the folklore research conducted by Nikolaos Politis, the Red Apple Tree corresponds to Monodendrio of the pre-Fall Byzantine oracles and prophecies told during the dangerous sieges faced by Constantinople. However, how and when Monodendrio was replaced by the Red Apple Tree and what the
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It is likely relevant to the Turkish legend of the Red Apple (Kızıl Elma), which symbolizes the ultimate goal of conquest. Constantinople was first labelled as the Red Apple, followed by
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The legend and the term are also used in modern times. Left and right-wing nationalists who fear a break-up of Turkey if it joins the
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call themselves the "Red Apple Coalition". In early 2018, the legend was invoked by Turkish President
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The Immortal Emperor: The Life and Legend of Constantine Palaiologos, Last Emperor of the Romans
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Andrew Mango, The Turks Today, Hachette UK, 2011, κεφ. 11, "Κόκκινο Μήλο ή Ξυνά Σταφύλια"
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capital, a "Marbled King" will ascend the throne and worship at the church of
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Greek
Greek people
legendary
Turks
Constantinople
Istanbul
Byzantine
Hagia Sophia
Rome
Vienna
Moscow
European Union
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
Kurds
Syria
Afrin Region
ISBN
9780521894098
Andrew Mango, The Turks Today, Hachette UK, 2011, κεφ. 11, "Κόκκινο Μήλο ή Ξυνά Σταφύλια"
"Erdogan invokes pan-Turkic myth of conquest as army attacks Kurdish Afrin"
Categories
Geography of the Byzantine Empire
Constantinople
Proverbs
Apples in culture
Places in legend
Hagia Sophia

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