The Turkish "cermikgazetesi.com" has published a remarkable substance, which affected the Polish-Armenian Journey Jeron who visited the Turkish city of Diyarbakir in the 17th century. This was reported by Ermenihaber.am.
Hahaka has been left in Diyarbakir for two weeks and called the city "Armenian Athens" and draws attention to the historical and cultural wealth of Diyarbakir.
Especially focusing on Christian architecture and the Armenian population, Semeon provides detailed information about the city's markets, structures and crafts. According to him, until the end of the 17th century, the economy of Diyarbakir was completely under the control of the Armenian population.
In the same century, Diyarbakir visits a French traveler Jean-Batist Tav, who admiring about the things that are made of goat leather goods produced in the dirabes.
