Constantinople: kdo je kdo, časová osa a místa
Všechny postavy v díle Constantinople, co se kdy stane a kde, bez spoilerů: řekněte, kam až jste dočetli, a ukážeme vám jen to, co už znáte.
- The narratorA restless traveler who leaves Marseille by steamer to seek unfamiliar sights.Poprvé se objeví v chapter 1
- VivierThe narrator’s companion at Syra, who entertains café customers with smoke-filled bubbles.Poprvé se objeví v chapter 3
- The captainThe ship’s captain helps the narrator locate sites associated with epic heroes.Poprvé se objeví v chapter 5
- The sultanThe ruler whom the narrator watches praying with his chief officers at Schiragan.Poprvé se objeví v chapter 7
- LudovicA patient Armenian merchant whose shop contains weapons, fabrics, ornaments, and unusual European objects.Poprvé se objeví v chapter 10
- The former pasha of KurdistanA former official who welcomes the narrator to a Ramadan dinner.Poprvé se objeví v chapter 15
- MahmoudA figure whose jeweled writing set is displayed among the Seraglio’s treasures.Poprvé se objeví v chapter 23
- Chapter 1
The narrator leaves Marseille aboard the Léonidas and sails past Mediterranean islands before landing at Malta.
- Chapter 2
The narrator explores Valletta’s streets, defenses, palace, and St. John’s Church before returning aboard.
- Chapter 3
At Syra, the narrator goes ashore with Vivier, who entertains café customers with smoke-filled bubbles.
- Chapter 4
The travelers explore Smyrna, ride donkeys to the Caravan Bridge, and climb Mount Pagus.
- Chapter 5
The narrator reaches Constantinople, finds its streets dirty and difficult, and soon leaves his lodging to explore.
- Chapter 6
From his Pera lodging, the narrator walks through an old cemetery and poor lanes to the Golden Horn.
- Chapter 7
During Ramadan, the narrator travels by boat to watch the sultan pray before exploring brightly lit streets.
- Chapter 10
The narrator explores the bazaars and examines weapons, fabrics, and ornaments in Ludovic’s shop.
- Chapter 11
At the Pera tekké, the narrator watches the Mevlevi pass from prayers into sustained spinning.
- Chapter 12
In Scutari, the narrator watches the howling dervishes perform chanting, piercing, and ritual trampling.
- Chapter 14
The narrator watches Karagheuz shadow plays and questions how obscene performances coexist with strict morals.
- Chapter 15
The narrator watches the sultan return from prayers and attends dinner with a former pasha of Kurdistan.
- Chapter 17
The narrator joins celebrations on the water, but crowded boats make his return to Top’Hané dangerous.
- Chapter 18
The narrator and a French companion watch acrobats, eat in Psammathia, and explore the outer walls on horseback.
- Chapter 20
Through the Sardinian legation, the narrator attends the Beïram and watches the sultan receive ceremonial homage.
- Chapter 21
Repeated fires devastate Constantinople, while the Charlemagne’s crew rescues victims and fights the flames.
- Chapter 22
The narrator visits Hagia Sophia, examining its architecture, Christian remains, Muslim furnishings, and restoration.
- Chapter 23
The narrator tours accessible parts of the Seraglio, seeing plain apartments, jeweled treasures, a library, and an ornate throne.
- Chapter 24
Mr. Balyan guides the narrator through an unfinished imperial palace with elaborate decoration and a luxurious bath.
- Chapter 25
The narrator surveys the Atmeidan’s monuments, recounts Mahmoud’s destruction of the Janissaries, and visits two cisterns.
- Chapter 27
The narrator crosses to Kadi-Keuï, shares lunch at Ludovic’s home, and enjoys nearby music and theater.
- Chapter 28
The narrator visits Mount Bougourlou, stays on Prinkipo, and rides to a monastery used as an asylum.
- Chapter 29
Traveling along the Bosphorus by steamer, the narrator observes waterfront homes, strong currents, and public leisure.
- Chapter 30
After visiting Buyuk-Déré, Therapia, and the Sweet Waters of Europe, the narrator leaves Constantinople with mixed relief and sadness.
Skryto, dokud se v četbě nedostanete tak daleko.
- SmyrnaA city in Asia where the travelers explore markets, religious buildings, and a hillside.Poprvé se objeví v chapter 4
- ConstantinopleA city whose distant beauty contrasts with its dirty, difficult streets.Poprvé se objeví v chapter 5
- PeraThe district where the narrator lodges before exploring a cemetery and nearby streets.Poprvé se objeví v chapter 6
- Golden HornThe waterfront the narrator reaches after walking through a cemetery and poor lanes.Poprvé se objeví v chapter 6
- BosphorusThe waterway whose illuminated shore the narrator follows by boat to Schiragan.Poprvé se objeví v chapter 7
- Hagia SophiaThe place where the sultan goes to pray during the Beïram ceremonies.Poprvé se objeví v chapter 20

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