Reconquest of Constantinople

The Reconquest of Constantinople was the recapture of the city of Constantinople in 1261 AD from the Latin Empire by Nicaean forces led by the general Alexios Strategopoulos.
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Which happened first?
- Reconquest of Constantinople happened 1 year after Battle of Ain Jalut
- Reconquest of Constantinople happened 1 year after Battle of Montaperti
- Reconquest of Constantinople happened 1 year after Battle of Durbe
- Reconquest of Constantinople happened 2 years after Battle of Pelagonia
- Reconquest of Constantinople happened 3 years after Siege of Baghdad
Timeline
- Siege of BaghdadJanuary 29, 1258 – February 10, 1258
- Battle of PelagoniaSeptember 1259
- Battle of Ain JalutSeptember 3, 1260
- Battle of DurbeJuly 13, 1260
- Battle of MontapertiSeptember 4, 1260
- Reconquest of Constantinople (this page)July 25, 1261
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