Freemason in Istanbul Turkey on trip

17/08/2024

Private City Tour - In the Footsteps of the Mysterious Freemasons in Istanbul - Private City Tour

FREIMAURER ILLUMINATI TEMPLER: Ich möchte Ihnen auch die Hintergründe offenbaren und nahe bringen sowie die Zusammenhänge vermitteln, damit in Ihrem Leben sich ein weiterer Kreis schließen kann. Wo sehe ich Freimaurer-Symbole?! Gibt es sie in Istanbul? Wenn ja, wo?! Wo sehe ich Templer-Symbole? ...

07/08/2024

Who killed my Bro.:.

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08/04/2024

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29/11/2023

Mehmet von Königstreu - Ludwig Maximilian Mehmet
Founder of the Lodge Friedrich (today: Friedrich zum weissen Pferde: https://fzwp.org/
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(~ 1660–1726), son of the Turkish general von Koron,
The noble name Mehmet von Königstreu goes back to the Ottoman prisoner of war Ludwig Maximilian Mehmet. The usual spelling today as “Royal loyalty” is incorrect; Mehmet himself and his children always wrote the noble name without the binding “s”, as noted in the imperial nobility certificate.
Ludwig Maximilian Mehmet was born around 1670 as the son of an Ottoman upper-class family in Koroni (Peloponnese) and fell into the hands of Brunswick-Lüneburg mercenary troops as live spoils of war when the fortress there was captured in 1685 as part of the Venetian-Ottoman War (1684–1699).
In 1687 he came to the court of the future Elector of Hanover, converted to the Evangelical Lutheran faith and was given a position as a valet. On April 13, 1706, he married the 17-year-old Maria Hed(e)wig Wedekind (1689–1729), daughter of the “citizen and brewer” Hans Wedekind and his wife Sophia Hedwig (née vom Sode). In 1714 he came to London in the entourage of Elector Georg Ludwig, where the latter was crowned King of Great Britain as George I. In 1716 he was raised to hereditary imperial nobility by the emperor as “von Königtreu”.
In 1723 he received the house at Schmiedestraße 30, the old city bailiwick, as a gift. However, he never lived in this house himself, as he lived in London until his death on November 1, 1726, where he was also buried. His wife only survived him for a few years; she died on March 22, 1729.

27/11/2023

Hello dear friends,
can someone translate that?
I'm assuming it's Hebrew?
Thank you very much in advance

06/11/2023

Shall we meet in Istanbul?.., it's always "TIME" for Istanbul!

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08/08/2023

Stopover in Istanbul?

Use your time wisely during your stopover/layover flight. Instead of waiting in the airport, use the time to see Istanbul!

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10/04/2023

Private Stadtführung - Auf den Spuren der Freimaurer in Istanbul

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Allgemeine Informationen über die Tour
Istanbuls Gründung ist weitaus früher als die Legende des 7. Jahrhunderts über den Gründer Byzas aus Byzantas es berichtet.
Die jüngsten Ausgrabungen im Hafen des Theodosius I. (Yenikapi) haben bewiesen, dass die Stadt älter als 8000 Jahre ist.
In Istanbul, herrschten und lebten nicht nur die Griechen, Römer und die Osmanen, sondern viele weitere Völker lange vor Menschengedenken.
Die Stadt faszinierte nicht nur die Europäer sondern alle Menschen, die sie besuchen.
In Istanbul trafen und treffen sich alle Völker und Institutionen dieser Welt. Viele haben hier in ihrer Weise gelebt, gearbeitet, gewirkt und sich auch verewigt.
Ich möchte Ihnen gerne zeigen, wo sich welches Symbole versteckt halten.
Ich möchte Ihnen auch die Hintergründe offenbaren und nahe bringen sowie die Zusammenhänge vermitteln, damit in Ihrem Leben sich ein weiterer Kreis schließen kann.
Wo sehe ich Freimaurer-Symbole?!
Gibt es sie in Istanbul?
Wenn ja, wo?!
Wo sehe ich Templer-Symbole?
Gibt es sie in Istanbul?
Wenn ja, wo?!
Es wird für Sie (Freimaurer und Interessierte) sehr spannend und unvergesslich sein!
- Im Preis enthalten
* Stadtführung: je 6 Stunden
* Privater Reiseleiter in der gebuchten Sprache.
* Bei Gruppen ab 15 Personen bekommt jeder Gast während der Tour ein Headset.
- Nicht im Preis enthalten
* Alle Privaten Ausgaben
* Alle anfallenden Eintrittskosten u. Spenden zu den Sehenswürdigkeiten & Highlights
* Alle Transportkosten u. - Fahrtkosten (falls nicht anders vereinbart bzw. vorzeitig gebucht)
* Falls ein Privatfahrzeug gemietet wird; anfallende Park- und Mautgebühren
* Mittagessen & Getränke
* Alle anfallenden Trinkgelder (optional)

10/01/2023

Sabuncukis Mansion
It is on the coast on Yılmaz Türk Street in Büyükada Maden Mahallesi, in the Adalar district of Istanbul. Building Sultan II. It was built in 1904 by Yorgi Sabuncakis from Aleppo, one of the famous masons of the Abdülhamit period. The mansion was designed by Athens University Faculty of Architecture faculty member Prof Fotiadis, and the construction was undertaken by Simota Kalfa. The upper-floor masonry mansion was built in the Greek style. The symbols of masonry were used in the decoration and architectural details of the mansion, which was used as a summer masonic lodge. Since the garden and ground of the mansion are below the road, an entrance is made from the first floor via a small bridge. That's why the mansion was also called Köprülü House.

The mansion, which has an entrance facade similar to the ancient Greek temples, is seated on four columns, two of which are round, two of which are angular, with Corinthian caps, and the entrance section, which has a triangular pediment on it, is a very striking element that gives it the characteristics of a mansion. Above the triangular pediment is a picture of a luminous eye. Because of this eye, which symbolizes the all-seeing eye of God and is also one of the symbols of Freemasonry, the mansion is also called the House with Eyes. There are small acroteres at the corners of the triangular pediment, and a pointed arched stele with an acroter at the top. At the bottom of the stele, on five acacia trees side by side, there is a crowned male and a female figure with a hive and a bee relief between them. In addition, there are 10 bee figures on the garden gate made of cast iron. Due to all these symbols and elements, the mansion is also called Köprülü House, Gözlü House and Arılı House among the people.

The terrace of the rectangular-opened pavilion, which is extended to the sides with balconies and placed on angular pillars, and its windows with low arched pediments break the ordinariness. The ceiling, which sits on an octagonal drum in the great hall at the entrance, is in the shape of a dome. On the wooden ceiling are the initials of the words expressing the directions and three swallows. In addition, the mirrored vault around the octagonal drum bears the names of the holy trinities from Greek, Roman, Assyrian, Phoenician, Egyptian and Hindu mythologies. The mansion was transferred to the Treasury in 1924 and burned down in 1972. The mansion has undergone a recent restoration.

09/01/2023

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