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Vazelon Monastery (Gr****: Μονή Βαζελώνος, romanized: Moni Vazelonos) is a ruin
located in the
Black Sea
region of Turkey. It was
built in 270 and is 40 km...
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Trabzon Castle Kalepark Sümela
Monastery Kuştul
Monastery Kaymaklı
Monastery Vazelon Monastery Kızlar
Monastery Fatih Mosque Yeni ****a
Mosque Nakip Mosque İskender...
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influenced society in the
Empire of Trebizond.
According to the Acts of
Vazelon,
which were
written by
contemporary monks, most
peasants in the Matzouka...
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refuge in the
Pontic Mountains south of the city,
where they
established Vazelon Monastery in 270 AD and
Sumela Monastery in 386 AD. As
early as the First...
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Saint George Peristereotas Monastery, and
Vazelon Monastery.
These were
built during early Byzantine times.
Vazelon Monastery, for example, was
built around...
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girls leapt into a
river to
avoid rape.
Turkish troops rounded up
women at
Vazelon Monastery, a Gr****
Orthodox monastery, and
raped them
before killing them...
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Actes de
Vazélon. Matériaux pour
servir à l'histoire de la propriété
rurale et monastique...
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archaeological site.
Saint Anne Church,
Trabzon museum Jason Church museum Vazelon Monastery archaeological site.
Meryem Ana
Monastery archaeological site...
- region—
Vazelon, Soumela, and Peristera—were all
built during Roman or
Byzantine times, with
Peristera built last,
likely during the 8th century.
Vazelon and...
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surrounding forests and mountains. Many
women were
rounded up and
taken to
Vazelon Monastery,
where Turks "first
violated them, and then put them to death"...
