불과 몇 년전에 터키를 다녀온 게 정말 다행이네요. 안 그랬으면 박물관이었을 당시의 모습을 못 보고 다 가림막으로 가려진 건물만 보고 올 뻔했네요. 밑층도 저렇게 대규모 모스크로 개조하는 작업 중인데 보나마나 윗층은 못 올라가겠네요. 윗층에 있는 벽화나 그런 게 더 진귀한 유산인데.
저는 아야소피아를 2013년 10월에 방문했고 승용차로 출발해서 불가리아에 지방 관광도시 흑해연안에 위치한 휴멘 이라는 지방 도시에 소재한 파트너와 사업과계로 방문해서 흑해 관광과 도나우강 유역을 두루둘러 보고서 여러곳 유명 브랜드 제조 공장등도 방문하며 2주동안 머물렀으며 파트너에 훌륭한 안네와 융숭한 접대를 받으며 사업 컨트렉 싸인을 마치고 아름다운 도나우강을 경계로 루마니아 관광 안네를 받아서 루쏘에 이미그래이션을 거쳐서 루마니아에 광광으로 1주일을 머물고서 다시 휴멘에 돌아와 5일간 머물다가 소피아아로 출발 불가리아 수도에서 7일간 관광후 다시와 휴멘에서 5일간 일을 마치고 헝가리 부다페스트를 3일간 일을 마치고 그리스에 5일간 안네받아 좋은관광을 마치며 승용차 이동 관광은 참으로 유익한 보람의 관광이 였읍니다. 다시 불가리아 휴멘에 도착 2일간 머무르다 승용차로 터키로 출발해 오는길에 다시 아야 소피아에 들려서 구경하고 근처 전통시장 식당 식사후 콘센트 지붕 고가건물 토속 시장에서 물건을 사고서 이스탄불 공항에 도착해 귀국했지요!...오늘 귀하의 아야소피아 제방문 방송은 우리와 형제국 나라에 보물이고 세계사에 제일 오레된 궁전이자 크고 웅장한 성전임을 세삼 유추하며 추억에 잠겨 봅니다. 터키에 관광 자원은 역사적 지구상 보전 가치가 충분한 조건으로 잘 보전이 되기를 기도하며 귀하의 그곳 제방문 방송에 감사드립니다.
It is a patriarchal cathedral with a basilica plan built by the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I in the old city center on the historical peninsula of Istanbul between 532-537 and was transformed into a mosque by Fatih Sultan Mehmed after the Ottoman conquest in 1453. It was transformed into a museum with the Cabinet Decree published in 1934. It served as a museum between 1935-2020. In 2020, with the cancellation of the museum status, it regained the status of a mosque. The construction of the first Hagia Sophia was initiated by the Roman emperor Constantine the Great, who declared Christianity as the official religion of the empire. Between 337 and 361, the son of Constantine the Great, II. It was completed by Constantius and the opening of the Hagia Sophia church was held on February 15, 360 by II. It was carried out by Constantius. It is learned from the records of Socrates Scholasticus that the first Hagia Sophia decorated with silver-covered curtains was built on the Temple of Artemis. There is no remains from this structure, which is stated to be built on an old temple. Second Hagia Sophia After the first church was burned down and destroyed during the riots, the emperor II. Theodosius gave the order to build a second church on the site of today's Hagia Sophia, and the opening of the Second Hagia Sophia took place on October 10, 415, in his time. This structure was destroyed on 13-14 January 532 during the Nika Uprising. The construction of the third Hagia Sophia, which started on December 23, 532, was completed on December 27, 537. The first mosaics of the church were made between 565-578. However, shortly after its construction, cracks appeared in the main dome and the eastern hemisphere in the 553 Gölcük and 557 Istanbul earthquakes. In the earthquake of 7 May 558, the main dome completely collapsed and the first ambon, cyborium and altar were crushed and destroyed. The emperor immediately started restoration work. The restoration work was completed in 562. The later destructions of Hagia Sophia include the 859 fire, the 869 earthquake that caused a half-dome to fall, and the 989 earthquake that caused damage to its main dome. During the Fourth Crusade, the Crusaders of the Venetian Republic under the command of Enrico Dandolo captured Istanbul and plundered Hagia Sophia. In this period known as the Latin Invasion (1204-1261), Hagia Sophia was turned into a cathedral affiliated to the Roman Catholic Church. When Hagia Sophia was taken under the control of the Byzantines in 1261, it was in a state of ruin and collapse. After the conquest of Istanbul by the Ottoman Turks in 1453, as a symbol of the conquest, the Hagia Sophia Church was transformed into a mosque. At that time, Hagia Sophia was in ruins. II. When the Selim period (1566-1574) showed signs of fatigue or weakness, the building was reinforced with external retaining structures (pillars) added by the Ottoman chief architect Mimar Sinan, one of the world's first earthquake engineers. Along with these retaining structures, Sinan also reinforced the dome by feeding the spaces between the piers carrying the dome and the side walls with arches. Many additions were made to the Hagia Sophia building during the Ottoman period. One of the most famous restorations of Hagia Sophia in the Ottoman period was carried out between 1847 and 1849 under the supervision of Swiss Italian Gaspare Fossati and his brother Giuseppe Fossati on the order of Sultan Abdülmecid. The Fossati brothers reinforced the dome, vaults and columns and reworked the interior and exterior decoration of the building. Some of the gallery mosaics on the upper floor were cleaned, the heavily damaged ones were covered with plaster, and the mosaic motifs below were painted on this plaster.
@@saraboni Turning Hagia Sophia into a mosque has nothing to do with our economic situation. Hagia Sophia in the Ottoman period and the first years of the Republic of Turkey was used as a mosque for 481 years.It was a mistake to turn it into a museum.
Best regards from Turkey to our brother country to South Korea, it was used as a church for centuries. and later used as a mosque for centuries, consequently both ways to worship the supreme god. It is normal for Hagia Sophia to be a church or a mosque. 수세기 동안 교회로 사용되었습니다. 나중에 수세기 동안 모스크로 사용되었으며 결과적으로 최고의 신을 숭배하는 두 가지 방법이 있습니다. 아야 소피아가 교회 나 모스크 인 것은 정상입니다.
![[세계유산 강국 터키를 가다] 이스탄불 편 - 이은하 2016 0627 아침이 좋다](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/UUPEMaUZ99o/mqdefault.jpg)
책 읽는것 보다 쉽게 다가오는 터키역사를 너무나 감사히 정주행으로 반복적으로 보고있습니다.
다른곳도 소개한 곳이 있어요^^ 감사합니다!!
아야 소피아는 과거에도 그랬듯이 지금도 여전히 태풍의 눈이네요
아야 소피아가 말을 할수 있다면... 무슨 말을 전해줄까 싶어요. 할 이야기가 얼마나 많을지...
잘 관람했습니다. 감사합니다. ^^
더 자세한 이야기는 따로 한번 더 다룰 예정이에요^^
불과 몇 년전에 터키를 다녀온 게 정말 다행이네요. 안 그랬으면 박물관이었을 당시의 모습을 못 보고 다 가림막으로 가려진 건물만 보고 올 뻔했네요. 밑층도 저렇게 대규모 모스크로 개조하는 작업 중인데 보나마나 윗층은 못 올라가겠네요. 윗층에 있는 벽화나 그런 게 더 진귀한 유산인데.
그렇죠.. 인류문화유산인데.. 2층 갤러리는 지금 통행금지 중이에요 ㅠㅠ
아야 소피아에 터키의 굴곡진 역사가 그대로 담겨있는 것 같으네요
소개 감사합니다~
세계에 이런 이야기를 가진 장소는 흔치 않은거 같아요.. 제가 가장 좋아하는 장소인데 안에 들어가 있으면. 뭔가 마음이 뭉클해요..^^
Buona pasqua❤
저는 아야소피아를 2013년 10월에 방문했고 승용차로 출발해서 불가리아에 지방 관광도시 흑해연안에 위치한 휴멘 이라는 지방 도시에 소재한 파트너와 사업과계로 방문해서 흑해 관광과 도나우강 유역을 두루둘러 보고서 여러곳 유명 브랜드 제조 공장등도 방문하며 2주동안 머물렀으며 파트너에 훌륭한 안네와 융숭한 접대를 받으며 사업 컨트렉 싸인을 마치고 아름다운 도나우강을 경계로 루마니아 관광 안네를 받아서 루쏘에 이미그래이션을 거쳐서 루마니아에 광광으로 1주일을 머물고서 다시 휴멘에 돌아와 5일간 머물다가 소피아아로 출발 불가리아
수도에서 7일간 관광후 다시와 휴멘에서 5일간 일을 마치고 헝가리 부다페스트를 3일간 일을 마치고 그리스에 5일간 안네받아 좋은관광을 마치며 승용차 이동 관광은 참으로 유익한 보람의 관광이 였읍니다. 다시 불가리아 휴멘에 도착 2일간 머무르다 승용차로 터키로 출발해 오는길에 다시 아야 소피아에 들려서 구경하고 근처 전통시장 식당 식사후 콘센트 지붕 고가건물 토속 시장에서 물건을 사고서 이스탄불 공항에 도착해 귀국했지요!...오늘 귀하의 아야소피아 제방문 방송은 우리와 형제국 나라에 보물이고 세계사에 제일 오레된 궁전이자 크고 웅장한 성전임을 세삼 유추하며 추억에 잠겨 봅니다. 터키에 관광 자원은 역사적 지구상 보전 가치가 충분한 조건으로 잘 보전이 되기를 기도하며 귀하의 그곳 제방문 방송에 감사드립니다.
ㅎㅎㅎㅎ 긴 여정이었네요. 방문해 주셔서 🙏
역시 세븐힐스에서의 경치는 최고다~사라보니~최고네~
세븐힐 맞아요^^ 감사합니다
쩌.. 쩐다..
국부인 케말이 보면 눈물을 흘리겠네...
그죠...
터키의 국부라가 이슬람을 떨쳐낼려고 노력을 했는데 지금 대통령은 과거로 회귀를 하네 종교를 믿는건 아니지만 안타깝다..
이방인의 입장으로 그저 지켜만 보는거죠.. ^^
It is a patriarchal cathedral with a basilica plan built by the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I in the old city center on the historical peninsula of Istanbul between 532-537 and was transformed into a mosque by Fatih Sultan Mehmed after the Ottoman conquest in 1453. It was transformed into a museum with the Cabinet Decree published in 1934. It served as a museum between 1935-2020. In 2020, with the cancellation of the museum status, it regained the status of a mosque.
The construction of the first Hagia Sophia was initiated by the Roman emperor Constantine the Great, who declared Christianity as the official religion of the empire. Between 337 and 361, the son of Constantine the Great, II. It was completed by Constantius and the opening of the Hagia Sophia church was held on February 15, 360 by II. It was carried out by Constantius. It is learned from the records of Socrates Scholasticus that the first Hagia Sophia decorated with silver-covered curtains was built on the Temple of Artemis.
There is no remains from this structure, which is stated to be built on an old temple.
Second Hagia Sophia After the first church was burned down and destroyed during the riots, the emperor II. Theodosius gave the order to build a second church on the site of today's Hagia Sophia, and the opening of the Second Hagia Sophia took place on October 10, 415, in his time. This structure was destroyed on 13-14 January 532 during the Nika Uprising. The construction of the third Hagia Sophia, which started on December 23, 532, was completed on December 27, 537. The first mosaics of the church were made between 565-578. However, shortly after its construction, cracks appeared in the main dome and the eastern hemisphere in the 553 Gölcük and 557 Istanbul earthquakes. In the earthquake of 7 May 558, the main dome completely collapsed and the first ambon, cyborium and altar were crushed and destroyed. The emperor immediately started restoration work. The restoration work was completed in 562. The later destructions of Hagia Sophia include the 859 fire, the 869 earthquake that caused a half-dome to fall, and the 989 earthquake that caused damage to its main dome.
During the Fourth Crusade, the Crusaders of the Venetian Republic under the command of Enrico Dandolo captured Istanbul and plundered Hagia Sophia. In this period known as the Latin Invasion (1204-1261), Hagia Sophia was turned into a cathedral affiliated to the Roman Catholic Church.
When Hagia Sophia was taken under the control of the Byzantines in 1261, it was in a state of ruin and collapse.
After the conquest of Istanbul by the Ottoman Turks in 1453, as a symbol of the conquest, the Hagia Sophia Church was transformed into a mosque. At that time, Hagia Sophia was in ruins. II. When the Selim period (1566-1574) showed signs of fatigue or weakness, the building was reinforced with external retaining structures (pillars) added by the Ottoman chief architect Mimar Sinan, one of the world's first earthquake engineers. Along with these retaining structures, Sinan also reinforced the dome by feeding the spaces between the piers carrying the dome and the side walls with arches. Many additions were made to the Hagia Sophia building during the Ottoman period.
One of the most famous restorations of Hagia Sophia in the Ottoman period was carried out between 1847 and 1849 under the supervision of Swiss Italian Gaspare Fossati and his brother Giuseppe Fossati on the order of Sultan Abdülmecid. The Fossati brothers reinforced the dome, vaults and columns and reworked the interior and exterior decoration of the building. Some of the gallery mosaics on the upper floor were cleaned, the heavily damaged ones were covered with plaster, and the mosaic motifs below were painted on this plaster.
Thank you for the detailed information
@@saraboni Turning Hagia Sophia into a mosque has nothing to do with our economic situation. Hagia Sophia in the Ottoman period and the first years of the Republic of Turkey was used as a mosque for 481 years.It was a mistake to turn it into a museum.
결국 자미가 되었네요.
그럼 입장료 없는건가?
입장료는 없어요. 대신 하루 5번 예배시간에는 관광객 입장이 금지이고, 개인스카프가 없으면 5리라 주고 사서 쓰고 들어가야되요.
türkçe alt yazi olsa çok sevinirim
pardon bu eşim yükledi. Aya sopia cami oldu hakkında Açıkladı. sonraki unutmağcam
@@saraboni çok teşekkür ederim
@@saraboni çok teşekkür ederim
Best regards from Turkey to our brother country to South Korea, it was used as a church for centuries. and later used as a mosque for centuries, consequently both ways to worship the supreme god. It is normal for Hagia Sophia to be a church or a mosque. 수세기 동안 교회로 사용되었습니다. 나중에 수세기 동안 모스크로 사용되었으며 결과적으로 최고의 신을 숭배하는 두 가지 방법이 있습니다. 아야 소피아가 교회 나 모스크 인 것은 정상입니다.