Constantinople and its Hinterland

Explore the rich history of Constantinople with Constantinople and its Hinterland by Cyril Alexander Mango, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 1995. This comprehensive volume spans 448 pages, delving into the pivotal role of Constantinople in the Byzantine Empire. From its founding, this magnificent city emerged as the epicenter of power, culture, and commerce, serving as the imperial seat and the heart of both government and the church.

Mango meticulously examines how the city's demands for supplies and defense shaped the development of the Byzantine Empire, making it a crucial study for those interested in European history, particularly the Byzantine era. This hardback edition is an essential addition to any history enthusiast's library, offering insights into the complexities of one of the greatest urban centers of its time. Discover the legacy of Constantinople and its profound influence on civilization up to 1453.