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In 1453, a city that had stood for over a thousand years… fell in less than two months. It wasn’t supposed to happen. Constantinople—capital of the Byzantine Empire—was protected by massive walls, layers of defense that had repelled invaders for centuries. Armies had tried. Empires had tried. All had failed. But this time… was different. Because this time, the attackers brought something the world had never truly seen before. Cannons. Massive ones. And they were about to change history forever.