Istanbul Guide [antikvár]

ISTANBUL GUIDE HISTORICAL PENINSULAHISTORY^ delineation-/Constantinople .t/í/A copy of Buondelmonti's map showing the city as it was in 1422Mosaic thatdescribesthefoundation of IstanbulIstanbul, the World Capital-he site of Istanbul was constmction. Themled first by Mycenae (1400 BC), then Frigians and then Chalcedons who were a Greek people that settled in Kadikoy.The people of Megara that had lived in this area since 800 BC established the first colonial city settlement under the leader, the Byzantine Empire in Saraybumu. The people of Megara who were ruled by various tribes were included in the Byzantine Empire in 64 BC with the name Byzantion. The Empire, Septimius Sevems, started the building of the Coliseum which was going to be a characteristic of the city later on in 189 BC in the dtj? which he previously had tumed into a wreck. However, he could not complete thisHippodrome, At Meydam (the Horse Arena) as named by the Ottoman people, was thus established. Empire Constantine completed the construction of the Hippodrome as he almost recreated the city in the middle of the 4 century AC. Although the city was officially named as the "New Rome" in this period, the name Constantinople was widely used.The first city walls surrounded the district of Eminőnu and they took their final shape when they expanded to the west as a result of the expansion of the city during the rulership of Empire Theodosius in the 5th century. While the palace of the empire and government offices took place around the