Pantokrator Monastery, Constantinople

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Pantokrator Monastery in Constantinople was a prominent Byzantine monastic and funerary complex that served as an imperial burial site and major religious institution of the capital.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine monastery
Christian religious institution
funerary complex
imperial foundation
monastic complex
architecturalStyle Byzantine architecture NERFINISHED
associatedDynasty Komnenos dynasty NERFINISHED
Palaiologos dynasty NERFINISHED
constructionEnd c. 1136
constructionStart c. 1118
currentName Zeyrek Mosque NERFINISHED
currentUse mosque
dedicatedTo Christ Pantokrator NERFINISHED
era Middle Byzantine period
foundedBy Emperor John II Komnenos NERFINISHED
Empress Irene of Hungary NERFINISHED
functionInByzantinePeriod center of liturgical life
charitable institution
imperial monastery
hasAlternateName Monastery of Christ Pantokrator NERFINISHED
Monastery of the Pantokrator NERFINISHED
hasComponent church of Christ Pantokrator NERFINISHED
church of the Theotokos Eleousa NERFINISHED
hospital
imperial mausoleum
library
old-age home
refectory
heritageStatus part of the Historic Areas of Istanbul UNESCO World Heritage Site
locatedIn Constantinople NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
locatedInDistrict Fatih, Istanbul NERFINISHED
locatedInPresentDay Istanbul NERFINISHED
locatedInPresentDayCountry Turkey NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Thrace NERFINISHED
material brick and stone
notableBurial Emperor John II Komnenos NERFINISHED
Empress Irene of Hungary NERFINISHED
members of the Komnenos dynasty
members of the Palaiologos dynasty
religiousAffiliation Byzantine Rite
Eastern Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
roofType domed church complex
servedAs imperial burial site
major religious institution of Constantinople
monastic hospital complex
significance important example of Komnenian-period architecture
one of the largest surviving Byzantine religious complexes in Istanbul
statusAfter1453 converted into a mosque
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteSince 1985

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Theodore I Palaiologos burialPlace Pantokrator Monastery, Constantinople
Anna Dalassene burialPlace Pantokrator Monastery, Constantinople
this entity surface form: Christ Pantepoptes Monastery, Constantinople