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Hodegetria Church, Mystras

Late Byzantine church at Mystras dated by UNESCO to about 1310, one component of the city’s exceptional ecclesiastical ensemble.

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Greece & Aegean

c. 1310 · 1 registered source

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Historical frame

Late Byzantine church within Mystras.

Production / use

Monument-specific context only.

Movement / provenance

No movement claim.

Political / ecclesiastical

Part of the ecclesiastical fabric of Mystras.

Artistic relation

Participates in the artistic environment UNESCO associates with Constantinopolitan influence and Mystras’s Palaeologan culture.

Reception / adaptation

No independent later-reception route inferred.

Uncertainty

Date and artistic context follow the UNESCO property statement.

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Mystras← includes-monument · source-backed

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Palaeologan Renaissance at Mystras← represented-by-monument · source-backed

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Hodegetria Church, Mystras← includes-monument →Mystrasincludes-monument →Hagia Sophia, Mystras
Hodegetria Church, Mystras← includes-monument →Mystrasincludes-monument →Peribleptos, Mystras
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UNESCO World Heritage Centre
Archaeological Site of Mystras
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MystrasHodegetria Church, Mystras ←includes-monument— Mystras · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-819.Palaeologan Renaissance at MystrasHodegetria Church, Mystras ←represented-by-monument— Palaeologan Renaissance at Mystras · source-backedWhy this? Explicit relationship rel-825.
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Mystras
source-backed · UNESCO World Heritage Centre
← represented-by-monument
Palaeologan Renaissance at Mystras
source-backed · UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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UNESCO World Heritage Centre
Archaeological Site of Mystras
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CC-BY-SA IGO 3.0 description; image/media rights separate

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