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[[Dosya:Manuel II Helena sons.JPG|thumb|right|250px|İmparator [[II. Manuel Palaiologos]] ve ailesini gösteren erken 15 yüzyıl minyatürü: imparatoriçe Helena Dragaš, ve üç oğulları, [[VIII. Yannis Palaiologos|Yannis]], Andronikos ve Teodor.]]
'''Helena Dragaš''' ({{lang-sr|Јелена Драгаш}}, ''Jelena Dragaš''; ({{lang-el|{{Polytonic|Ἑλένη Δραγάση}}}}, ''Elenē Dragasē''; yaklaşık 1372 – 23 Mart 1450<ref>Charles Cawley, ''Medieval Lands, Serbia''</ref>) [[Bizans İmparatorluğu|Bizans İmparatoru]] [[II. Manuel Palaiologos]]'un karısıdır. [[Rum Ortodoks Kilisesi]] tarafından '''Azize Hypomone''' ({{Polytonic|Ὑπομονὴ}}) ismi ile aziz ilan edilmiştir.
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Helena, Sırp Prensliği Lordu Konstantin'in kızıdır. Annesi Konstantin'in adı günümüze ulaşmamış ilk karısıdır.
She was well known for her piety, wisdom, and justice. Her husband (as a former emperor) became a monk with the name Matthiew ({{Polytonic|Ματθαῖος}}). After his death, on on 21 July 1425, she became a nun at the [[Monastery of Kyra Martha]], taking her monastic name. She helped to establish a home for old people, with the name "The Hope of the Despaired". The home was located at the Monastery of St. John in Petrion, where the relics of [[St. Patapius of Thebes]] are also kept. Helena died on 23 March 1450 in [[Constantinople]] She is venerated by the [[Greek Orthodox Church]] as a saint. Her memory is commemorated on May 29, the day of the [[Fall of Constantinople]] to the Ottomans and of the death of her son Constantine XI Palaiologos. Her skull, as a holy relic, is treasured in the Monastery of [[Saint Patapios]] in [[Loutraki]], Greece.▼
==İmparatoriçeliği==
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▲She was well known for her piety, wisdom, and justice. Her husband (as a former emperor) became a monk with the name Matthiew ({{Polytonic|Ματθαῖος}}). After his death, on on 21 July 1425, she became a nun at the [[Manastır Mescidi|Monastery of Kyra Martha]], taking her monastic name. She helped to establish a home for old people, with the name "The Hope of the Despaired". The home was located at the Monastery of St. John in Petrion, where the relics of [[St. Patapius of Thebes]] are also kept. Helena died on 23 March 1450 in [[Constantinople]] She is venerated by the [[Greek Orthodox Church]] as a saint. Her memory is commemorated on May 29, the day of the [[Fall of Constantinople]] to the Ottomans and of the death of her son Constantine XI Palaiologos. Her skull, as a holy relic, is treasured in the Monastery of [[Saint Patapios]] in [[Loutraki]], Greece.
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