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Description	English: Middle East c. 1263. KEY: Green: Ottoman domain by 1300's, dotted line indicates conquests up to 1326 Light Red: Byzantine Empire (successor of Nicaean Empire) Dark Green: Turk lands, nominal vassals of Sultanate of Rum Light Yellow: Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia *Dark/Light Purple Latin states Category:Maps of the Byzantine Empire
Date	2011-12-10 17:08 (UTC)
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Author	derivative work: Hoodinski ( talk)

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