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Sitelerimizde yayınlanan keyödemeleri ve key hesapları ile ilgili makale ve dökümanlara yapılan yorumlarda TC kimlik numaralarınızı lütfen vermeyiniz .
Sitelerimizde yayınlanan yazılarda TC kimlik numaralarınız (vatandaşlık no ) ve SSK yada kişisel bilgilerinize erişim sağlayan Numaralar Sitelerimizin Veritabanlarından kaldırılmıştır ..
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Ürgüp'ün Taşkınpaşa (Damsa) Köyünde Karamanlı Devr Eserleri Bölüm-1
23 May
Beylikler Dönemi’nin en güçlü siyasî teşekküllerinden biri olan Karamanlılar’da; ilim, kültür ve imar faaliyetleri oldukça ileri seviyede idi.Hükümdarlar başta olmak üzere; bazı emîrler, ileri gelen devlet adamları,ayrıca ilmî hüviyeti olan bir takım şahıslar bu faaliyetleri bizzat teşviketmişler ve desteklemişlerdir. Bu cümleden olarak Karamanlı emîrlerindenolan Taşkın Paşa da, Ürgüp’ün Taşkınpaşa (Damsa) Köyü’nde XIV. yüzyılortalarında bir medrese, bir cami ve bir de türbe yaptırmış ve bu eserlere bazıvakıf gelirleri tahsis etmiştir. Karamanlı sanatının kendine has özelliklerinibünyesinde toplayan söz konusu yapıların tamamı günümüze kadargelebilmiştir. Yakın zamanda yapılan bir restorasyondan sonra bugünküşeklini alan medrese hâlen kütüphane, cami ise yine ibadet amaçlı olarakkullanılmaktadır.
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Karamans time which were the strogest political formations ofthe principality period; were very advenced about science, culture anddavelopment facilities. These facilities were supported by the sovereign,some important stotesmen and some other people who have some scientificidentities. One of the emirs of Karamans Taşkın Pasha constructed amosque, a tomb and a medresseh in Ürgüp in Taşkın Pasha village in themiddle of fourteenth century. Taşkın Pasha provided some financial supportby means charities, to be able to mountain the tombs; the medresseh and themosque existance. These buildings which one distinguished samples ofKaraman art havent destructed and maintained their existance. After therestoration which has held recently, the medresseh is still being used as alibrary, the mosque is still hosting warships
Nigde Quide
22 May
Lying on a plateau embellished by volcanic peaks is this city of Central Anatolian Region, which was called “Nahita” in the Hittite period. Since its foundation, it has been a commercial center, standing on the ancient trade route between Anatolia and the Mediterranean.
Much later, the land was taken over by the Seljuks, who filled the city with many works, presenting the exquisite Seljuk artistic and architectural styles. One of the important remains from those years is the 
Alaeddin Mosque, which is really the most beautiful monument in Nigde, with its wonderful stonework over the ornate portal. From an inscription found here, this elegant building is understood to have been constructed in 1203, and was later restored during the reign of Alaeddin Keykubat. The citadel in the area is the same, owing its current condition to the Seljuks, and constitutes another interesting sight, with a clock tower inside.
Other historical remains in this district are the Sungur Bey Mosque and his tomb, which belong to the 14th century with Mongol rule prevailing; and the Hudavend Hatun Mausoleum built in 1312. The 15th century Ak Medresse constructed by the Karamanli Turks is still another, and is now converted to an archaeological museum displaying the finds from the area.
Besides the city, the towns of the province of Nigde, also hold many remarkable ruins from these early periods. More >
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk (19 May 1881-10 November 1938)
22 May
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk (19 May 1881-10 November 1938)
Mustafa Kemal, founder of the Turkish Republic, was born in Saloniki on the l9th May 1881 of humble background. His father started out as a customs officer, later becoming a timber merchant. Following his sudden death he left behind a family having to fend for itself.
As a child Mustafa finished primary school in Saloniki, going on to secondary education at Rucholigè School. Despite opposition from his uncle, who had taken on the responsibility of looking after the widow and her two children following the death of his brother, Mustafa entered military school, completing his military training in Istanbul. He succeeded in entering the Military School (Harbiye) where he completed his studies with flying colours, after which he was accepted into the School of the General Staff. In December 1905 he was commissioned as General Staff Captain. More >
Cappadocia
22 May
Cappadocian region is the place where the nature and history come together with most beautiful scene in the world. While geographic events are forming Peribacalari (fairy chimneys), during the historical period, humans had carried the signs of thousand years old civilizations with carving houses and churches within these earth pillars and decorating them with frisks.
During the Roman Emperor, Augustus period, territories of Cappadocian Region as a wide region lying till to the Toros Mountains at south, Aksaray at west, Malatya at east and Eastern Black Sea shores at north within the 17 volume book named ‘Geographika’ of Strabon, one of the Antic Period writers. Today’s Cappadocian Region is the area covered by Nevsehir, Aksaray, Nigde, Kayseri, and Kirsehir cities. More limited area, rocky Cappadocian Region is composed of Üchisar, Göreme, Avanos, Ürgüp, Derinkuyu, Kaymakli, Ihlara and environment.
Traditional Cappadocian houses and dovecotes carved into stones are showing the uniqueness of the region. These houses are constructed on the feet of the mountain via rocks or cut stones. Rock, which is the only construction material of the region, as it is very soft after quarry due to the structure of the region, can be easily processed but after contact with air it hardens and turns into a very strong construction material. Due to being plentiful and easy to process of the used material, regional unique masonry is developed and turned into an architectural tradition. Materials of neither courtyard nor house doors is wood. Upper parts of the doors built with arches are decorated with stylized ivy or rosette motifs. More >