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Fin de ce "thread" assez bref. J'espère qu'il vous a intéressé. Comme d'habitude, RT apprécié ;)

@Alyunan00 @jaddeyekabir Wonder what means Stan to differentiate from sole Chios?

@arch_circle @jaddeyekabir I think De Bruyn was from the 16th century, maybe he is using the Turkish variant. In western sources I find it mostly as Lango

Such reactions under this...would it be the same if someone told them that with exact same logic Turks call the island of Ko(s), İstanköy? Or Nikomedia - Iznikmid (Izmit), Nikaia - Iznik, Smyrna - Izmir etc... And some sources for the shake of education...and when this education comes from the father of Ottoman studies Halil İnalcık, it should educate our neighbors more...it's important. Historic Cities of the Islamic World, Istanbul (al-Kunstantiniyya, Istanbul) by J.H. Mordtmann, H. Inalcik & S. Yerasimos, edited by C. Edmund Bosworth

@Alyunan00 @jaddeyekabir İ pre-fix is the analysis to reach Turkish variant

@arch_circle @jaddeyekabir Italians used to call Kos island as Lango.

@hurufunharfleri kısa yazmışım; metni kastetmedim camii yerine camisi dense sanki sorun kalkar, saygılar

@arch_circle Bu metinde ne camii ne camisi olacak. Buradaki kullanım "cami" yani eksiz.

Aşağıdaki cümleler bir ilahiyat profesörüne ait. Üç "cami"nin üçü de yanlış yazılmış. "Cami" kelimesinin, gerekmediği hâllerde "çift i" ile yazılmasını burada çok tartıştık. Arapçaya veya Osmanlı Türkçesine aşina olanlar biliyor ama çoğu insan yanlış yazıyor.

@camiistan Nuruosmaniye’de mor Roma İmparator lahti var yanlış hatırlamıyorsam

İstanbul’da kıyıda köşede kalmış, çok kimsenin bilmediği; farklı detay, özellik ve güzelliklere sahip camileri paylaşabilir misiniz?👇

@Alyunan00 @jaddeyekabir İstanköy was conversion of Italian “Stan Chio” iirc, We put İ to the beginning, so what we hear first must be something like “stan(m)b(p)o(u)l” then became İstanbul, We need to learn how Armenians ended up Stamboul, Armenian merchants probably bring the name to Turkish speakers

@jaddeyekabir You are right on that. The creation of "Istanbul" and "Istankoy" is different though, since it includes the definite article.

@CatImperator Should ask Armenians may be how they end up that name “Stamboul”?

Fun fact - Istanbul is a word derived from Greek (yup) - eis tin polin, meaning literally "(in)to the City" After Fall of Constantinople in 1453, and the end of the Roman Empire, the city retained its name, though in Turkish, as Konstantiniyye. Only after 1930 was the name Istanbul adopted as the official name of the city.

@balelam @TarihiAlan @TCKulturTurizm @harita_turkiye

Savas alanının mevzilerin ve cografi yer adlarının açıkça gösterildiği büyük ölçekli haritaları mutlaka basılmalı ki konu ile ilgili okuma yapanlar daha net bilgi edinebilsin. @TarihiAlan @TCKulturTurizm #Çanakkale

@mauricioiima 😂🫡

“Nessa idade eu não posso carregar a responsabilidade de ser o Homem-Aranha” 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Hoje cedo meu avô foi mordido por uma aranha e ficou muito irritado, enquanto fui buscar um creme pra passar escuto ele dizer:

@AMayerthibault 😂

On ne dirait jamais assez que la personne qui a eu pour la première fois l'idée de basculer les notes de bas de page en fin d'ouvrage mérite une combinaison des différents enfers qui existent dans toutes les religions traditionelles

@nka979 @kayamerthasan_ 😃

@arch_circle @kayamerthasan_ Evet doğru, teyzem orda otururdu

1955 Chevrolet ile Karaköy - Aksaray hattında dolmuşçuluk yapılan zamanlar. Fotoğraf 1985 yılından ve Hans Lok'un kadrajından.

@nka979 @kayamerthasan_ bostancı

@kayamerthasan_ 80'lerin sonunda Taksim AKM önünde bunlara binerdim ama nereye gittiğimi hatırlayamadım

@Alyunan00 😢

"What jealous and relentless avenging demons have made a riotous assault upon you in wild revel?" Niketas Choniates, eyewitness of the Fall of Constantinople by the Crusaders and Venetians, left us a compelling narration of the events before, during and after the devastating attack. Shocked from the events he doubts about his devotion to write the story of them: “…how then can I devote the very best thing and the most beautiful invention of the Hellenes - history - to the recounting of barbarian deeds against Hellenes? πῶς ἂν ἔγωγε εἴην τὸ βέλτιστον χρῆμα, τὴν ἱστορίαν, καὶ κάλλιστον εὕρημα τῶν Ἑλλήνων βαρβαρικαῖς καθ’ Ἑλλήνων πράξεσι χαριζόμενος” But his “Chronike Diegesis” became one of the masterpieces of byzantine Greek historiography, a piece of which below laments the fate of the Polis: “O City, City, eye of all cities, universal boast, supramundane wonder, wet nurse of churches, leader of the faith, guide of Orthodoxy, beloved topic of orations, the abode of every good thing! O City, that hast drunk at the hand of the Lord the cup of his fury! O City, consumed by a fire far more drastic than the fire which of old fell upon the Pentapolis!" "What shall I testify to thee? What shall I compare to thee? The cup of thy destruction is magnified," says Jeremias, who was given to tears as he lamented over ancient Sion. What malevolent powers have desired to have you and taken you to be sifted? What jealous and relentless avenging demons have made a riotous assault upon you in wild revel? If these implacable and crazed suitors neither fashioned a bridal chamber for thee, nor lit a nuptial torch for thee, did they not, however, ignite the coals of destruction? O prolific City, once garbed in royal silk and purple and now filthy and squalid and heir to many evils, having need of true children! O City, formerly enthroned on high, striding far and wide, magnificent in comeliness and more becoming in stature ; now thy luxurious garments and elegant royal veils are rent and torn; thy flashing eye has grown dark, and thou art like unto an aged furnace woman all covered with soot, and thy formerly glistening and delightful countenance is now furrowed by loose wrinkles. I shall forego describing those who set words to the music of the lyre and sang of thy calamities and, drunk with wine, turned thy tragedy into a comedy, making a profession out of the farcical recitation of thine afflictions: blows struck with the fist and the foot, bruises, moreover, and black eyes inflicted upon thee every hour of the day; for by God's will thou hast provoked to jealousy the foolish nations, or rather, those people who are not truly nations but obscure and scattered tribes, and if thou didst not give birth to the majority of them, thou didst, however, raise them up and provide them with the fat of wheat…” Drawing of the Fall of Constantinople by the "Franks", from Bodley Laud Misc. 587 La Conquête de Constantinople (check the 4Bs...)

@RomanMemeSquad 😲😢

On Saint Mark's Basilica you can even find whole floor mosaics, golden altars and entire columns Literally they stripped Constantinople of it's riches....

@nka979 geçen atm de sadece 200₺ verdi 😄

İzmir'e geldiğinizde ilk medeniyet şokunu, İzmirKart makinelerinin 200tl kabul etmediğini anlayınca yaşıyorsunuz. Koca şehir 2001'de takılıp kalmış

@DIAS left Levant, right Pontic

Genetic studies confirmed what eastern Mediterraneans always knew - we’re closely related. …Now tell me who’s Greek 🇬🇷 and who’s Lebanese 🇱🇧?

@usolt 😃

Интересно, а у всех в мире есть дома пакет с пакетами или это только в России такая особенность?

@Lucius330511 Oh, btw wiki said it was Tarsus, fyi en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cilicia_(…

@arch_circle 首府未確定です。

#GlobalHistoryFollowFest2026Spring ルキウスと言います。 ビザンツ帝国の地図を作っています。 英語版、日本語版ともいろんな年代の地図40枚を作りました！ 固定投稿のリンク先から見られます。 現在、さらにブラッシュアップ作業を進めています！！