The conquest of Constantinople by the Turks in …………… AD is commonly used as the end date of the medieval world.

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• The most commonly given start date in European history for medieval period is …………………. AD, in the year Romulus Augustus the last Roman emperor in the West abdicated.
• The Eastern Roman empire came to an end when the …………..conquered Constantinople in 1453 AD.
• In the year………………., the ‘Black Death’ and other disasters sealed a sudden end of the period of scientific and philosophic development in medieval Europe.
• Ottoman Turks extinguished the Eastern Roman Empire by capturing …………………(1453 A.D.),
• The Turks controlled the Arab empire thereafter till the 15th century when the ……………….became the rulers of the Arab territories.
• The Delhi Sultanate was established by the Turks in the 13th century, which lasted till the …………..century.
• The Byzantine Empire remained in power, though nominally till …………….AD when it was completely overpowered by the Turks.
• …………founded the city of Constantinople as the empire’s second capital (330 A.D.)
• Emperor …………….re-founded the old city of Byzantium as the new capital of the Eastern half with a new name, Constantinople.
• The external attacks and internal rivalries once again intensified in the 14th century, which eventually led to the capture of Constantinople by the………………….