Which modern state's republican capital shifted inland away from a famous imperial city on the Bosporus?
Q1. Which modern state's republican capital shifted inland away from a famous imperial city on the Bosporus?
Answer: Turkey with Ankara inland from Istanbul
Explanation: After the Turkish War of Independence, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk relocated the capital from Istanbul on the Bosphorus to inland Ankara in 1923 to symbolise the new republic's break from Ottoman geography and reduce coastal vulnerability.