Yusuf Agâh Efendi - 18. Yüzyıl Londrası'nda and 50 similar items

The Times gazetesi 1973 y?l?na damgas?n? vuran olaylar? s?ralarken, Kral XVI. Louis'nin idam edilmesi dahil, devrim sonras?n?n Cumhuriyetçi Fransas?'ndaki çalkant?l? olaylar?n yan?s?ra, son maddede Aral?k ay?nda Türk Büyükelçisinin Dover'a geli?ine de?inmi?ti. Bu olay elbette an?lmaya de?erdi, çünkü Yusuf Ag?h Efendi (1744-1824) B?b-? Ali taraf?ndan St James Saray?'na gönderilen ilk daimi büyükelçiydi ve Britanya'ya geli?i merakla beklenen bir hadiseydi. Bu tarihi olay?n 220. Y?l dönümünde Türk müzi?i tarihçisi Dr. Emre Arac?, Covent Garden Kraliyet Tiyatrosu'ndan me?hur Ranelagh ve Vauxhall Bahçelerine kadar uzanan konserler, yemek davetleri, tören alaylar?, havai fi?ek gösterileri ve balolarla ?ekillenen bir kaleydoskop e?li?inde, 18. yüzy?l Londras?'nda Osmanl? Büyükelçisinin ard?nda b?rakt??? izleri takip ediyor. Among the memorable events during the year 1793, in between references to the turbulent incidents in post-revolutionary Republican France, including the execution of King Louis XVI, The Times newspaper listed, as the last article, the arrival of the Turkish Ambassador at Dover in December. It was indeed a memorable event, since Yusuf Ag?h Efendi (1744-1824) was the first resident Ottoman envoy to be sent to the court of St James's by the Sublime Porte and his arrival in Britain was highly anticipated. On the 220th anniversary year of this historic event the Turkish music historian Dr Emre Arac? traces the steps of the Ottoman ambassador in 18th century London through a kaleidoscope of concerts, dinners, processions, firework displays and balls from Theatre Royal, Covent Garden to the celebrated Ranelagh and Vauxhall Gardens.l Sayfa Say?s?: 60l Bask? Y?l?: 2013l Dili: Türkçel Yay?nevi: Pera Müzesi Yay?nlar?