What it says on the tin, what if instead being swept away in the fall of the city Konstantine was captured in the Siege of Constantinople; obviously the whole mystique of his death would be lost and the wives and fishermen would have fewer prophecies to throw around but what are the cultural consequences?
This thought came to my mind while thinking about the continuity between the Turks and Romans and the flexibility of Roman coronations (They weren't really required nor did they have to be done by the Patriarch), and mostly because I thought it'd be cool to have Mehmet formally crowned by the former emperor before Konstantine is shipped off to a monastery.
This thought came to my mind while thinking about the continuity between the Turks and Romans and the flexibility of Roman coronations (They weren't really required nor did they have to be done by the Patriarch), and mostly because I thought it'd be cool to have Mehmet formally crowned by the former emperor before Konstantine is shipped off to a monastery.