In 1814, in the town of Essex, England, a strange incident known as the "Turk Town Incident" occurred. One night, a house in the town of Coggeshall, Essex, was completely covered with signs written in Turkish within a few hours. The homeowner and neighbors tried to understand this mysterious event, struggling to determine the cause behind it. Eventually, Mr. Archdeacon, the homeowner, discovered that it was a prank played by a friend. His friend, a fan of "Turkomania," a popular Turkish music theater in England, orchestrated the event as a joke. This curious incident garnered significant attention in the press at the time and was followed with interest.