Hodegon Monastery, Monastery in Turkey
The Hodegon Monastery was renowned for housing the icon of the Hodegetria.
Founded in the 5th century, it has a significant place in Byzantine history.
It was an important pilgrimage site due to the believed miraculous powers of the icon.
Located in what was once Constantinople, it is no longer standing today.
Legend holds that the icon of the Hodegetria was painted by Saint Luke the Evangelist.
Location: Constantinople
Inception: 5 Century
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