File:Divanyolu, İstanbul (12984586613).jpg
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English: Divanyolu road, which passes through the middle of the Historic Peninsula, is one of the main transit routes that the city if İstanbul has evolved around. The road is established on the inner city section of Via Egnatia, the route that ran from Thrace to Byzantium. It was called Mese in the Roman and Byzantine periods and Divanyolu (The Road of the Imperial Council) in the Ottoman period. Originally the road began at the Milion Forum around the Higha Sophia, passing through the Constantinus Forum (Foros), where Çemberlitaş is today, ending at the Tauri forum, which is Beyazıt Square today. In the Ottoman period the viziers, soldiers and delegates used this route to get to their mansions in Fatih and Aksaray after they left the Imperial council in Topkapı Palace. Today the route consists of the Yeniçeriler Street and Divan Yolu Street. Between 1957 and 1958 the government of the day decided to enlarge the route. Unfortunately during construction a lot of monumental buildings were either destroyed or removed. Çorlulu Ali Paşa and Atik Ali Paşa complexes are two important examples. Today the street is officially closed to all vehicles except the tram. SALT Research, Ali Saim Ülgen Archive |
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