Hieria

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Hieria was an imperial suburb of Constantinople on the Asian shore of the Bosporus, known as the site of the 8th-century iconoclastic Council of Hieria.

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Hieria canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf church council
iconoclastic council
imperial suburb
settlement
alsoKnownAs Iconoclastic Council of Hieria
linked to: Council of Hieria
associatedWith Byzantine Iconoclasm
Council of Hieria
convenedBy Byzantine imperial authority
country Byzantine Empire
date 754
era Middle Ages
hasEvent Council of Hieria
hasRole imperial residence
site of church council
hasStructure church
imperial palace
hasTimePeriod 8th century
heldAt Hieria
historicalSignificance center of imperial iconoclastic policy
knownFor Byzantine Iconoclasm
Council of Hieria
language Greek
locatedIn Asian shore of the Bosporus
Bithynia
Hieria
locatedNear Constantinople
movement Byzantine Iconoclasm
notRecognizedBy Eastern Orthodox Church
Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
partOf Byzantine Empire
positionOnIcons iconoclastic
presentDayCountry Turkey
recognizedBy Byzantine imperial government
region Marmara Region
religion Christianity
result condemnation of the veneration of icons
usedBy Byzantine emperors
waterBody Bosporus

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Council of Hieria location Hieria
Council of Hieria heldAt Hieria
subject linked to: Hieria
Council of Hieria locatedIn Hieria
subject linked to: Hieria