[Answer] Byzantine empresses traditionally gave birth in what color room?

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Purple - Since antiquity, purple has been a prized color due to the expense and difficulty of sourcing rich, purple dyes. As a result, laws were passed that restricted the wearing of purple to members of the royal family. In the Roman and Byzantine Empires, the purple marble porphyry was also used as a way to signal imperial rank. Byzantine empresses gave birth in a room lined with purple porphyry, which gave rise to the idiom "born to the purple." Byzantine Emperor Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus, who reigned 913-959, even used a reference to porphyry as his surname in order to prove that he had been born in the Purple Chamber of the Imperial Palace in Constantinople, and was therefore a legitimate ruler.:

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