Examples of using Topkapi in English and their translations into Indonesian
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The Topkapi Palace, home.
The monument is quite close to the Topkapi palace.
Entering Topkapi through the Imperial Gate.
This would be thepalace that would later be called Topkapi.
Topkapi Palace was the residential place for the Sultans.
Previously, the Sultan and his family had lived at the Topkapi Palace.
Even for the sultan, life in the Topkapi could be stifling in the extreme.
The Topkapi Palace is the oldest remaining palace from the Ottoman Period of Istanbul.
Noldeke, Hawting, Schacht, Lings all date the Topkapi and Sammarkand to the 9th century.
Topkapi" which in Turkish means"Gate of Cannons" because of huge cannons displayed outside of its gates, those which were used during the Conquest.
With a stay at Housez Suites and Apartments- Special Class in Istanbul(Besiktas),you will be minutes from Dolmabahce Palace and close to Topkapi Palace….
The Spoon maker's Diamond the pride of the Topkapi Palace Museum and its most valuable single exhibit as part of the Imperial Treasury, it is an 86 carats(17 g) pear-shaped diamond.
The third: your Church's Holy Father, the man who has taken the title of Pope, must journey to Constantinople,crawl across the Topkapi Palace, and kiss the feet of the Sultan.
The Spoon maker's Diamond the pride of the Topkapi Palace Museum and its most valuable single exhibit as part of the Imperial Treasury, it is an 86 carats(17 g) pear-shaped diamond.
Istanbul and its picturesque skyline have also served as a backdrop for several foreign films,including From Russia with Love(1963), Topkapi(1964), The World Is Not Enough(1999), and Mission Istaanbul 2008.
The Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, and the Aya Sofya are all within a five-minute walk, and many hotels in the area have stellar views of these buildings, as well as out to the Bosphorus from their rooftop terraces.
The younger brother of Mehmed IV, Suleiman had spent most of his life in the kafes(cage),a kind of luxurious prison for princes of the blood within the Topkapi Palace(it was designed to ensure that none could organize a rebellion).
The Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, and the Hagia Sophia Museum are all within a few minute walk, and several hotels in the area have astronomical views of these buildings, as well as out to the Bosporus from their gable verandas.
The original letter was taken away in 1517 by the Turkish Sultan Selim I andis now in the Topkapi Museum in Instanbul, but the sultan gave the monks a copy of it and sanctioned its terms.
This newly renovated 19th century Ottoman Mansion is just a stone's throw away from the exciting city centre and Istanbul's famous tourist attractions such as Aya Sofya, Baths of Lady Hürrem,Saint Sophia and Topkapi Palace.
Previously, the sultan's family lived in Topkapi Palace, but because of its lack of style, architecture and comfort compared to palaces in other European kingdoms, Abdulmecit I decided to build a new, more modern palace.
The vast, splendid Hagia Sophia, which is now a museum, sits atop an ancient series of underground tunnels said to connect the cathedral with the Basilica Cistern,Princes' Islands and Topkapi Palace.
Therefore, it stands to reason that both the Topkapi and Samarkand Manuscripts, because they are written in the Kufic script, and because they use the landscape format, could not have been written earlier than 150 years after the Uthmanic Recension was supposedly compiled;
These are the Samarkand Manuscript, which is located in the Tashkent library, Uzbekistan(in the southern part of the former Soviet Union), and the Topkapi Manuscript, which can be found in the Topkapi Museum, in Istanbul, Turkey.
The fragment of the first World map discovered in 1929 at the Topkapi Museum palace, signed by Piri Reis, and dated Muharram 919(9 March-7 April 1513) is only part of the world of the map which the author handed over to the Sultan Selim in Cairo in the year 1517.
These are the Samarkand Manuscript, which is located in the Tashkent library, Uzbekistan(in the southern part of the former Soviet Union), and the Topkapi Manuscript, which can be found in the Topkapi Museum, in Istanbul, Turkey.
Long after Kahle, in the mid 1960s,Hapgood returned to the subject of the Topkapi map, 14 but amazed by the richness of the map, and so convinced he was that Muslim cartography was poor, he attributed it to an advanced civilization dating from the ice age.
