Cembalo fortress tour 4K. Crimea - Balaclava
Cembalo, Rus. Chembalo is a Genoese fortress on the territory of Balaclava, a suburb of Sevastopol. In the XV — XVIII centuries. was controlled by the Ottoman Empire and was called Balaclava. The ensemble of fortifications is located on the top and the slopes of Mount Krepostnoy (formerly Kastron). Now it is in a state of ruins and serves as the main attraction of the city. To the tower of Barnabo Grillo leads stairs from the seafront Nazukina
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4K Russia | Genoese fortress Cembalo | Balaclava - Crimea
Cembalo (Italian: Cembalo, Ukrainian: Chembalo, Crimean-Tat. Çembalo) is a Genoese fortress on the territory of Balaklava, a suburb of Sevastopol. In the XV-XVIII centuries. was under the control of the Ottoman Empire and was called Balyklava (Crimean-Tat. Balıqlava). The ensemble of fortifications is located on the top and slopes of Mount Fortress (formerly Castron). Now it is in a state of ruin and serves as the main attraction of the city. A staircase leads to the Barnabo Grillo tower from the Nazukin embankment.
Cembalo is one of the Genoese fortresses of Gazaria. Representatives of the Genoese republic settled on the territory of modern Balaklava around 1343 (traces of more ancient buildings on the territory of the fortress were not preserved). Around the middle of the XIV century, the first fortifications appeared on Mount Kastron. Apparently, along the northern slope it was a moat and rampart, fortified with a stockade, and from the northeast a stone tower with a gateway was built. Traces of these original structures are preserved on the northern slope of the mountain. However, in 1354, the Horde Khan Dzhanibek took the fortress and burned the buildings existing at that time.
After the conclusion of the peace treaty, the mountain with the remains of fortifications was returned to the Genoese and the fortress was rebuilt. The City of St. Nicholas (Upper City) - the administrative part of the fortress - and the City of St. George (Lower or Outer City), surrounded by three lines of walls (from the north-eastern, western and southern sides), in which ordinary citizens lived, was built on Fortress Hill.
The administration located in the City of St. Nicholas included two treasurers, a vicar judge, a bishop, elders, a messenger and a trumpeter. By the 15th century, the fortress garrison consisted of forty shooters (moreover, they included a barber, two trumpeters, and a police officer). Seven of them, led by the commandant, constantly guarded the Upper City of St. Nicholas.
At the top of the cliff was the city of St. Nicholas - the citadel, surrounded on one side by a cliff, and on the other by powerful walls with eight towers, and the two towers stood apart and were not connected to the walls. Inside the citadel there was a consular castle-tower (presumably about 15 m high), a massariya (customs) and a church, which probably served as the burial place of noble residents. The consul was elected in Genoa for a year and was the main executive and judicial power of the city; he, together with the castellan of the Castle of St. Nicholas, was the head of the garrison, which consisted of 40 crossbowmen. The personal guard of the consul, apparently, were several Tatar cavalrymen.
On the hillside was the city of St. George, in which most of the townspeople lived - artisans, traders, fishermen. The lower city was also surrounded by walls with six towers, and from the south it was also protected by a cliff. Below, under the mountain, in the bay, the port and the market were located.
In the 1460s, the fortifications of the city of St. George were rebuilt, and in the southeastern corner a citadel was erected with a powerful dungeon tower, which was located at one of the highest points, on top of a cliff, and today has survived to its full height (about 20 m). The donjon had three tiers: the first was occupied by a water tank, the second floor was residential (the remains of the fireplace were preserved there), the third tier occupied a patrol, it is possible that the donjon was also used as a lighthouse. Water entered the tank via a clay pipeline from the Kefalo-Vrisi spring (Greek Κεφαλή Βρύση - the head [beginning] of the spring), which is located at the top of the beam of the same name, on Mount Spilia (Greek Σπήλια - cave); the source is still used for water supply of the Balaclava. (The same tank for collecting water was probably located in the lower tier of the consular tower).
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4K Russia | Balaklava walking tour | Crimea 2019
Balaklava (Ukrainian: Балаклáва, Russian: Балаклáва, Crimean Tatar: Balıqlava, Greek: Σύμβολον) is a settlement on the Crimean Peninsula and part of the city of Sevastopol. It is an administrative center of Balaklava Raion that used to be part of the Crimean Oblast before it was transferred to Sevastopol Municipality. Population: 18,649 (2014 Census).
Balaklava has changed possession several times during its history. A settlement at its present location was founded under the name of Symbolon (Σύμβολον) by the Ancient Greeks, for whom it was an important commercial city.
During the Middle Ages, it was controlled by the Byzantine Empire and then by the Genoese who conquered it in 1365. The Byzantines called the town Yamboli and the Genoese named it Cembalo. The Genoese built a large trading empire in both the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, buying slaves in Eastern Europe and shipping them to Egypt via the Crimea, a lucrative market hotly contested with by the Venetians.
The ruins of a Genoese fortress positioned high on a clifftop above the entrance to the Balaklava Inlet are a popular tourist attraction and have recently become the stage for a Medieval festival. The fortress is a subject of Mickiewicz's penultimate poem in his 1826 cycle of Crimean Sonnets.
In 1475 Cembalo City was conquered by Turks and they rename it to Balyk-Yuva (Fish's Nest) which subsequently became Balaklava.
During the Russo-Turkish War, 1768-1774, the Russian troops invaded Crimea in 1771. Thirteen years later, Crimea was definitively annexed by the Russian Empire. After that, Crimean Tatar and Turkish population was forcefully replaced by Greek Orthodox people from the Archipelago.[citation needed]
In 1787 the city was visited by Catherine the Great.
The town became famous for the Battle of Balaclava during the Crimean War thanks to the suicidal Charge of the Light Brigade, a British cavalry charge due to a misunderstanding sent up a valley strongly held on three sides by the Russians, in which about 250 men were killed or wounded, and over 400 horses lost, effectively reducing the size of the mounted brigade by two thirds and destroying some of the finest light cavalry in the world to no military purpose.The British poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson immortalized the battle in verse in his Charge of the Light Brigade.
The balaclava, a tight knitted garment covering the whole head and neck with holes for the eyes and mouth, also takes its name from this settlement, where soldiers first wore them. Also numerous towns founded in English-speaking countries in later parts of the 19th Century were named Balaklava (see Balaklava (disambiguation)).
During the Second World War, Balaklava was the southernmost point in the Soviet-German lines.[citation needed]
In 1954 Balaklava, together with the whole Crimea, passed from Russia to Ukraine. In 1957 it was formally incorporated into the municipal borders of Sevastopol by the Soviet government and lost city status. It became part of the independent state of Ukraine in 1991. Today there are over 50 monuments in the town dedicated to the remembrance of military valour in past wars, including the Great Patriotic War, the Crimean War and the Russian Civil War.[citation needed]
Since internationally unrecognised 2014 annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation Balaklava, along with rest of Crimea, is administered by Russia. In 2019 Russian authorities granted Balaklava status of a city within Sevastopol[5][6].
One of the monuments is an underground, formerly classified submarine base that was operational until 1993. The base was said to be virtually indestructible and designed to survive a direct atomic impact. During that period, Balaklava was one of the most secret residential areas in the Soviet Union. Almost the entire population of Balaklava at one time worked at the base; even family members could not visit the town of Balaklava without a good reason and proper identification. The base remained operational after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 until 1993 when the decommissioning process started. This process saw the removal of the warheads and low-yield torpedoes. In 1996, the last Russian submarine left the base. The base has since been opened to the public as the Naval museum complex Balaklava.
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К башням крепости Чембало (To the Tower Genoese fortress)
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Средневековая Генуэзская крепость - одна из достопримечательностей окрестностей Севастополя. Она является филиалом Национального заповедника «Херсонес Таврический».
Генуэзская крепость Чембало. Балаклава. Крым Genoese fortress Chembalo. Balaclava. Crimea
Genoese fortress Chembalo. Balaclava. Crimea
4K Russia | Boat trip | Balaklava - Crimea 2019
Balaklava (Ukrainian: Балаклáва, Russian: Балаклáва, Crimean Tatar: Balıqlava, Greek: Σύμβολον) is a settlement on the Crimean Peninsula and part of the city of Sevastopol. It is an administrative center of Balaklava Raion that used to be part of the Crimean Oblast before it was transferred to Sevastopol Municipality. Population: 18,649 (2014 Census).
Balaklava has changed possession several times during its history. A settlement at its present location was founded under the name of Symbolon (Σύμβολον) by the Ancient Greeks, for whom it was an important commercial city.
During the Middle Ages, it was controlled by the Byzantine Empire and then by the Genoese who conquered it in 1365. The Byzantines called the town Yamboli and the Genoese named it Cembalo. The Genoese built a large trading empire in both the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, buying slaves in Eastern Europe and shipping them to Egypt via the Crimea, a lucrative market hotly contested with by the Venetians.
The ruins of a Genoese fortress positioned high on a clifftop above the entrance to the Balaklava Inlet are a popular tourist attraction and have recently become the stage for a Medieval festival. The fortress is a subject of Mickiewicz's penultimate poem in his 1826 cycle of Crimean Sonnets.
In 1475 Cembalo City was conquered by Turks and they rename it to Balyk-Yuva (Fish's Nest) which subsequently became Balaklava.
During the Russo-Turkish War, 1768-1774, the Russian troops invaded Crimea in 1771. Thirteen years later, Crimea was definitively annexed by the Russian Empire. After that, Crimean Tatar and Turkish population was forcefully replaced by Greek Orthodox people from the Archipelago.
In 1787 the city was visited by Catherine the Great.
The town became famous for the Battle of Balaclava during the Crimean War thanks to the suicidal Charge of the Light Brigade, a British cavalry charge due to a misunderstanding sent up a valley strongly held on three sides by the Russians, in which about 250 men were killed or wounded, and over 400 horses lost, effectively reducing the size of the mounted brigade by two thirds and destroying some of the finest light cavalry in the world to no military purpose. The British poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson immortalized the battle in verse in his Charge of the Light Brigade.
The balaclava, a tight knitted garment covering the whole head and neck with holes for the eyes and mouth, also takes its name from this settlement, where soldiers first wore them. Also numerous towns founded in English-speaking countries in later parts of the 19th Century were named Balaklava (see Balaklava (disambiguation)).
During the Second World War, Balaklava was the southernmost point in the Soviet-German lines.
In 1954 Balaklava, together with the whole Crimea, passed from Russia to Ukraine. In 1957 it was formally incorporated into the municipal borders of Sevastopol by the Soviet government and lost city status. It became part of the independent state of Ukraine in 1991. Today there are over 50 monuments in the town dedicated to the remembrance of military valour in past wars, including the Great Patriotic War, the Crimean War and the Russian Civil War.
Since internationally unrecognised 2014 annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation Balaklava, along with rest of Crimea, is administered by Russia. In 2019 Russian authorities granted Balaklava status of a city within Sevastopol.
One of the monuments is an underground, formerly classified submarine base that was operational until 1993. The base was said to be virtually indestructible and designed to survive a direct atomic impact. During that period, Balaklava was one of the most secret residential areas in the Soviet Union. Almost the entire population of Balaklava at one time worked at the base; even family members could not visit the town of Balaklava without a good reason and proper identification. The base remained operational after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 until 1993 when the decommissioning process started. This process saw the removal of the warheads and low-yield torpedoes. In 1996, the last Russian submarine left the base. The base has since been opened to the public as the Naval museum complex Balaklava.
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Cembalo Fortress in “fish nest”
Genoese called it Cembalo. Turks called it Balyk -Yuva, which means “fish nest”. It used to be a fortress city, now is an open sky museum of Balaklava.
КРЫМ 2016 Генуэзская крепость в Феодосии 2016 the CRIMEA the Genoese fortress in Feodosia
Генуэ́зская кре́пость — средневековые укрепления в городе Феодосия (Крым), построенные Генуэзской республикой в XIV веке для обороны своего крупнейшего владения в Крыму. Расположена на берегу Феодосийского залива в южной части города. В настоящее время историко-архитектурный заповедник «Генуэзская крепость Кафа». . Genoese fortress — a medieval fortification in the town of Feodosiya (Crimea), built by the Genoese Republic in the XIV century for the defense of its largest holdings in the Crimea. Located on the shores of Feodosiya Bay in the southern part of the city. Currently, the historical-architectural reserve Genoese fortress Kafa. . Ссылка на видео: Ссылка на канал: . Композиция Моя крепость принадлежит исполнителю Миша Маваши и 2517 . Похожие видео:плей лист - КРЫМ ПряникВконтакте . Моя крепость - 25/17
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Крым 2017. Бухта Балаклава. Руины крепости Чембало.
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Genoese Fortress in Sudak, Crimea, Russia
On September 2015, I went to Crimea, Russia. Crimea is a very beutiful place. One of the places I visited was the mighty Genoese Fortress in Sudak. Th fortress was the main decoration and one of the most interesting historic and architectural monuments in Crimea. It has perfectly preserved not just its outer look, but also an inimitable medieval spirit and romance.
Occupying 30 hectares of land, this unique fortification complex is situated at the ancient coral reef - Krepostnaya Gora (Fortress's Mountain) - that soars in a steep mighty rock over the emerald Sudak's bay. Due to fortunate location and powerful defensive facilities, the Genoese Fortress remained virtually impregnable for enemies without over long time.
The Genoese Fortress was quite a powerful construction for its times. It had two separate lines of defensive facilities: outer and inner. Encircling mountain's northern slopes, the outer one was a complex of 14 towers connected with solid walls and the Main Gates. Each tower possessed the name of the consul who financed it: this is recorded by cast-in slabs with heraldic symbols and relevant inscriptions that remained on some towers.
Genoese Fortress in Crimea!
Balaklava view
Short video shot from the ruins of genoese fortress Cembalo in Balaklava, Ukraine.
Drone footage of Ancient Greek Ruins in Sevastopol Crimea
Chersonesus (Ancient Greek: Χερσόνησος, translit. Khersónēsos; Latin: Chersonesus; modern Russian and Ukrainian: Херсонес, Khersones; also rendered as Chersonese, Chersonesos), in medieval Greek contracted to Cherson (Χερσών; Old East Slavic: Корсунь, Korsun) is an ancient Greek colony founded approximately 2,500 years ago in the southwestern part of the Crimean Peninsula. The colony was established in the 6th century BC by settlers from Heraclea Pontica.
The ancient city is located on the shore of the Black Sea at the outskirts of Sevastopol on the Crimean Peninsula, where it is referred to as Khersones. It has been nicknamed the Ukrainian Pompeii.[1] The site is now part of the National Preserve of Tauric Chersonesos. The name Chersonesos in Greek means peninsula, and aptly describes the site on which the colony was established. It should not be confused with the Tauric Chersonese, the name often applied to the whole of the southern Crimea.
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Феодосия Генуэзская крепость Башня Святого Константина Крым Feodosia Genoese fortress Crimea
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Башня святого Константина — памятник средневековой военной архитектуры в Феодосии. Построена в 1382 году, перестраивалась в 1443 году и позже — турками-османами. Современный адрес — улица Горького, д. 1.
Среди многих башен в оборонительной системе Кафы эта была одной из ключевых. Она замыкала внешний пояс оборонительной линии. От башни св. Константина она шла к горе Митридат, потом спускалась к морю, обходя полукругом город. Перед крепостной стеной пролегал глубокий ров, через который перед воротами были переброшены мосты. Во время осады или какой-либо опасности мосты поднимались и крепились к мощным железным воротам. С наступлением сумерек ворота закрывались, и жизнь в городе замирала. Утром они открывались под звуки магометанских молитв.
Башня называлась ещё арсенальной, так как в ней хранились запасы оружия — алебарды, шпаги, арбалеты, копья, стрелы, каменные ядра и прочее. Недалеко от башни располагались главные крепостные ворота, носившие при генуэзцах имя Георгия Победоносца, а при турках с 1475 года — Агли-Капу (Ворота всадника).
Напротив ворот через ров, наполненный водой, был перекинут мост, построенный, как и ворота, в 1467 году при консуле Калочеро где Гвизальфе. В 1890 году была найдена каменная плита с гербами консула и Генуи, которая восхваляет деяния этого консула в укреплении участка крепости и сооружении фонтана.
Герб Феодосии 19 века с башней Константина
Башня Константина была двухъярусной, четырёхсторонней увенчанной тройным аркатурным поясом и шипами — мерлонами, покрывавшими стрелков-лучников и арбалетчиков во время защиты крепости. Сложена башня из местного камня-известняка, толщина стен доходила до 2 метров. Восточная сторона не сохранилась, так же, как и межэтажные балочные перекрытия из прочной древесины — дуба и бука.
Башня Константина не раз реконструировалась в XV—XVII веках. До прибрежной стены (башня находилась у самого среза морского берега) был пристроен каменный откос, который оберегал её от размыва штормовыми волнами и отбойной стенкой, которая одновременно служила защитой от пушечных ядер. В XV веке турки построили рядом с башней полукруглый бастион — барбакан, возле ворот был построен форт.
В 1898 году при реставрации башни были восстановлены зубцы — мерлоны из кирпича. В годы Великой Отечественной войны башни и зубцы пострадали от обстрела. Часть шипов была разрушена.
В 1958 году была проведена ещё одна реставрация.
Изображение башни на старом на гербе Феодосии, часто встречается на почтовых марках и конвертах, значках.
The tower of St. Constantine is a monument of medieval military architecture in Feodosia. It was built in 1382, rebuilt in 1443 and later - by the Ottoman Turks. The modern address is Gorky Street, 1.
Among the many towers in the defensive system of Kafa, this was one of the key. She closed the outer belt of the defensive line. From the tower of St. Constantine, she walked to Mount Mithridates, then descended to the sea, circling the city in a semicircle. Before the fortress wall was a deep ditch, through which bridges were thrown in front of the gates. During the siege or any kind of danger, bridges were raised and fastened to a powerful iron gate. With the approach of dusk, the gates were closed, and life in the city froze. In the morning they opened to the sounds of Mohammedan prayers.
The tower was called still arsenalnoy, as it contained weapons stocks - halberds, swords, crossbows, spears, arrows, stone cores and stuff. Not far from the tower were the main fortress gates, bearing the Genoese name of St. George the Victorious, and in the Turks from 1475 - Agli Kapu (Gate of the horseman).
Opposite the gate through a moat full of water, a bridge was built, like the gate, in 1467 under the consul of Calochera, where Gwiesalfe. In 1890, a stone slab with the arms of the consul and Genoa was found, which praises the actions of this consul in strengthening the fortress and the construction of the fountain.
The coat of arms of Feodosia of the 19th century with the tower of Constantine
The tower of Constantine was a two-tiered, four-sided topped with a triple arcature belt and spines - merlons, which covered archer-archers and crossbowmen during the defense of the fortress. The tower is built of local stone-limestone, the thickness of the walls reached up to 2 meters. The eastern side is not preserved, as well as inter-floor beams from solid wood - oak and beech.
The tower of Constantine was repeatedly reconstructed in the XV-XVII centuries. To the coastal wall (the tower was located at the very edge of the sea shore), a stone slope was added, which protected it from erosion by storm waves and a wall that simultaneously served as a protection against cannonballs. In the 15th century, the Turks built a semi-circular bastion near the tower - a barbican, a fort was built near the gate.
ПЛЯЖИ БАЛАКЛАВЫ - Крым Балаклава 2018 - Севастополь Балаклавская бухта
ПЛЯЖИ БАЛАКЛАВЫ - Крым Балаклава 2018 - Севастополь Балаклавская бухта
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