Legend: in a pool of blood, there was a reflection of a crescent moon and a star. Star and crescent were the symbols of Constantinople (Istanbul), and Turks took them after the conquest of the city (1453) o the star was added after Christianity became the official religion.
Legend: in a pool of blood, there was a reflection of a crescent moon and a star. Star and crescent were the symbols of Constantinople (Istanbul), and Turks took them after the conquest of the city (1453) o the star was added after Christianity became the official religion.
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Legend: in a pool of blood, there was a reflection of a crescent moon and a star. Star and crescent were the symbols of Constantinople (Istanbul), and Turks took them after the conquest of the city (1453) o the star was added after Christianity became the official religion.
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Helena Bausells Hernanz Index History Origins Legends Theories Other info History • The flag is derived from Ottoman Empire’s flags.
From 1383 to From 1453 to
1453 1844
From 1844 to From 1936
1923 Origins Legends • The most popular legend is that in a pool of blood, there was a reflection of a crescent moon and a star. • There are several versions of this legend. Theories • Some __ have a theory: o The star and crescent were the symbols of Constantinople (Istanbul), and Turks took them after the conquest of the city (1453). o The crescent was the symbol of Byzantion. o The star was added after Christianity became the official religion. Other information • Original name: Ay Yıldız (moon star) or Alsancak (red banner). • It has very specific proportions: • Turkish people that lives in a foreign country use specific flags:
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