Verdi's Shakespeare's famous "Othello" opera first screenplay: "The late fifteenth century, the island of Cyprus. The islanders gathered at the port to pray for the raging waves of the sea, and the fleet that fought against the Turks could return safely. Moorish Otello (Otello, tenor), the governor of the island, the general of the Venetian army, he arrived at the port with the fleet, defeated and stormed, and people celebrated him with a celebration feast. .... "The prototype of one of Shakespeare's four tragedies "Othello" is said to be the old town of Famagusta. Since Famagusta is now located in the Northern Cyprus Control Zone, it is only necessary to go through a United Nations-regulated buffer zone and checkpoints in North and South Cyprus.
Famagusta (Greek: ; Turkish: Mausa or Gazimausa) is a port city on the east coast of Cyprus. It is located in eastern Nicosia and was built in 274 BC, the deepest seaport on the island. During the Middle Ages (especially during the days of Genoa and the Republic of Venice), Famagusta was the most important port city on the island and was the gateway to trade with the Middle East, where the ancient Silk Road merchants transported goods to Western Europe.
This ruined site has been seen for many years and is quite meaningful.
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