BOA 232 (1467): Erdoğdu & Bıyık, Fatih Sultan Mehmet Devri Aydın İli Mufassal Defteri, 2015.
1467
Aydın (idari birim)
BOA 232 (1467): Erdoğdu & Bıyık, Fatih Sultan Mehmet Devri Aydın İli Mufassal Defteri, 2015.
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Trálleis [Old Anatolian languages Τράλλεις]
Strabon, Coğrafya: çev. Adnan Pekman, Arkeoloji ve Sanat Yay. 1987.
The Aydın sanjak, corresponding to the territory of the Aydınoğlu Beylik, encompassed the present-day provinces of İzmir and Aydın in the Ottoman Empire from the 15th century to the early 20th century. Its center was the city of İzmir. The city now called Aydın has always been known in Turkish as Güzelhisar. Pliny and, following him, the Byzantine Stephanos mention that the ancient city bore the names Anthea, Evanthea, Erymna, Kharaks, Seleucia, and Antiochia in the distant past. However, the reliability of this information is unknown.
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Bozdoğan(district [ilçe])
Bozdoğan, Aydın
1665
Bozdoğan
Evliya Çelebi Seyahatnamesi, ed. Kahraman, Dağlı & Dankoff, YKY 2011.
1461
Bozdoğan | Pazarköy
Cahit Telci, Aydın Sancağı'nın en Erken Tahrir Defteri: Halil Beğ Defteri'nin Parçası, 2015.
The Bozdoğan Turkmens, who gave their name to the district, were exiled from Çukurova to Aydın in 1866 during the suppression of the Kozanoğlu Rebellion. In addition to this element, the district's population consists of Yörüks from Burdur and Muğla, as well as Crimean/Dobrudja Tatars and other Rumelian immigrants settled after 1878.
user note: İlçe halkı Türkmenler, Tatarlar, Yörükler ve Muhacirlerden meydana gelmektedir. İlçe genelinde çoğunluğu oluşturan Avşar ve Bozdoğan Türkmenleri Osmanlı'nın iskan politikası sebebiyle Çukurova bölgesinden Ege'ye iskan edilmişlerdir. Yörükler Muğla ve Burdur taraflarından gelmiştir. Tatarlar 19. yüzyılın ortalarında Kırım'dan gelmiştir. Muhacirler ise sadece merkezde bulunmakta olup Nüfus Mübadeles... moreAhmet Savi
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Buharkent(district [ilçe])
Buharkent (Former Çubukdağı subdistrict), Aydın
1980
Çubukdağı (idari birim)
Devlet İstatistik Enstitüsü, Genel Nüfus Sayımı Sonuçları, 1940-2000.
1928
Burhaniye
TC Dahiliye Vekaleti, Son Taksimatı Mülkiyede Köylerimizin Adları, Ankara 1928.
The town of Burhaniye, the district center of Çubukdağı, became a district in 1987 under the name Buharkent.
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Çine(district [ilçe])
Çine (Former Center subdistrict), Aydın
1928
Hamidabad | Kıroba
TC Dahiliye Vekaleti, Son Taksimatı Mülkiyede Köylerimizin Adları, Ankara 1928.
At the beginning of the 20th century, Balkan immigrant settlement. Currently, Turkish immigrant from Bulgaria settlement.
Hamitabat is the town established in 1878 to settle the immigrants from Filibe. After 1909, it was named Kıroba. After 1922, the district center of Çine was moved here from the old Çine.
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Didim(district [ilçe])
Didim (Former Akköy subdistrict), Aydın
2000
Didim
Devlet İstatistik Enstitüsü, Genel Nüfus Sayımı Sonuçları, 1940-2000.
1928
Yenihisar
TC Dahiliye Vekaleti, Son Taksimatı Mülkiyede Köylerimizin Adları, Ankara 1928.
450 BCE
Dídyma [Old Anatolian languages]
Halikarnassoslu Herodotos, Historía [y. MÖ 450].
At the beginning of the 20th century, partial Greek Orthodox settlement. Currently, Immigrant from Greece (1924)/Turkish immigrant from Bulgaria settlement.
The Hisar neighborhood, where the ancient Didyma temple is located, was renamed Yenihisar after the new settlements established following the 1955 earthquake, becoming a municipality and a district in 1990. On April 9, 1997, the name Didim, the French pronunciation of the ancient Greek name, was adopted instead of Yenihisar. Since the 1980s, the settlement center shifted to the Altınkum coast and rapidly expanded, with urban Turks, especially Alevi families, English, and Kurds settling there.
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Germencik(district [ilçe])
Germencik (Former Center subdistrict), Aydın
1890,
1916
Değirmencik | Eyneabad
Heinrich Kiepert, Westliches Kleinasien (15 pafta), Riemer Verlag Berlin 1890-91.
Erkân-ı Harbiye-i Umumiye ve Müdafaa-i Milliye Vekâleti 1:200.000 haritaları [1909-1927].
Evliya Çelebi Seyahatnamesi, ed. Kahraman, Dağlı & Dankoff, YKY 2011.
Aydın Vilayeti Salnamesi.
1430
Germiyâncık [Turkish germiyân “thermal springs”]
Cahit Telci, Aydın Sancağı'nın en Erken Tahrir Defteri: Halil Beğ Defteri'nin Parçası, 2015.
The names Germiyancık and Eyineabad or Eyine Bazarı have been observed together since the earliest period. The name Değirmencik, seen on maps from the late 19th century, may be a typographical error.
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Incirliova(district [ilçe])
Incirliova, Aydın
1891
Karapınar
Aydın Vilayeti Salnamesi.
1430
Ilyasbeğlü
Cahit Telci, Aydın Sancağı'nın en Erken Tahrir Defteri: Halil Beğ Defteri'nin Parçası, 2015.
Yörük settlement.
Previously the center of the Karapınar subdistrict, its name was changed to İncirliova in 1942. It became a district in 1987.
user note: Merkezi çoğunlukla Türktür ancak Roman, Kürt ve Çerkes gibi topluluklar da bulunur.metonio
user note: İlçe geneli Yörük nüfus yoğundur. Merkezde Bulgaristan ve Yunanistan göçmeni Türkler ile Grevenalı Patriyotlar da bulunur.ErenGRV
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Karacasu(district [ilçe])
Karacasu, Aydın
1876
Karacasu
Ahmed Vefik Paşa, Lehce-i Osmani, 1876.
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Karpuzlu(district [ilçe])
Karpuzlu, Aydın
1928
Karpuzlu (idari birim)
TC Dahiliye Vekaleti, Son Taksimatı Mülkiyede Köylerimizin Adları, Ankara 1928.
1891,
1928
Demircideresi
Aydın Vilayeti Salnamesi.
TC Dahiliye Vekaleti, Son Taksimatı Mülkiyede Köylerimizin Adları, Ankara 1928.
454 BCE
Álinda [Old Anatolian languages]
Atina Haraç Listeleri: Benjamin Dean Meritt et. al., The Athenian Tribute Lists, Princeton 1950.
1200 BCE
Lalanti
Hitit yazıtları.
The ancient city of Alinda, located on the hill dominating the town, may be the place called Lalanti seen in Hittite records from the 2nd millennium BC. Previously a plain and sub-district name, Karpuzlu was adopted as the name of the town of Demircidere, which gained municipal status in 1971.
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Koçarlı(district [ilçe])
Koçarlı, Aydın
1928
Koçarlı [Turkish “sheep-owning”]
TC Dahiliye Vekaleti, Son Taksimatı Mülkiyede Köylerimizin Adları, Ankara 1928.
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Köşk(district [ilçe])
Köşk, Aydın
1665
Köşk
Evliya Çelebi Seyahatnamesi, ed. Kahraman, Dağlı & Dankoff, YKY 2011.
~1500
Sındaklı
At the beginning of the 20th century, partial Greek Orthodox settlement.
user note: Yerel halkın benimsediği rivayete göre 1653 yılında meydana gelen deprem nedeniyle "Göçük" adı verilmiş iken bu sözcük sonradan "Köşk" şeklini almıştır. Ancak bu rivayet doğru olamaz, çünkü Evliya Çelebi seyahatnamesinde "Köşk" adı görülür.Nezih Aytaçlar
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Kuşadası(district [ilçe])
Kuşadası (Former Center subdistrict), Aydın
1890
Nea Efesos [Greek “new Ephesus”]
H. Kiepert, Die Verbreitung d. Griechischen Sprache... in ZSch. Berliner Geo. Gesch. 1890
1788
Skalanova [Italian “new pier”]
Samuel Dunn, A Map of Turkey in Asia, Londra 1788.
1525
Kuşadası (ada)
Piri Reis, Kitab-ı Bahriye (online elyazması, Wikimedia Commons)
535
Neápolis (başka yer) [Greek “new town”]
Hieroclis Synecdemus, ed. Aug. Burckhardt, Lipsiae 1893.
In antiquity, Neapolis, the name of another nearby place, was proposed as the name for Kuşadası during the 1922 Greek occupation. The Turkish name derives from the island in front of the harbor. The old town center consists of the neighborhoods of Camiikebir, Camiiatik, Alacamescit, Dağ, and Hacıfeyzullah. A large portion of the old settled population is composed of immigrants from Crete, Macedonia, Kosovo, and Bosnia. Since the 1980s, the city has rapidly grown with newcomers.
user note: 1957'ye dek İzmir'e bağlı bir ilçeyken 1957'den sonra Aydın'a bağlanmıştır.Tunahan KOÇAK
user note: İlçe merkezinin bir mahallesi olan Türkmen mahallesi, 18. yüzyılda bölgeye gelen Mihmatlı Aşireti'ne mensup Türkmen obaları tarafından kurulmuştur.Hasan Budak
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Kuyucak(district [ilçe])
Kuyucak, Aydın
1942
Horsunlu [Turkish Xorsun/Xorasan tribe]
US Army Map Service (harita) 1:200.000, 1942-1943.
1467,
1665
Kuyucak
BOA 232 (1467): Erdoğdu & Bıyık, Fatih Sultan Mehmet Devri Aydın İli Mufassal Defteri, 2015.
Evliya Çelebi Seyahatnamesi, ed. Kahraman, Dağlı & Dankoff, YKY 2011.
In the 17th or 18th century, the region, once under the control of the Horsunlu tribe, was organized as the Horsunlu District. According to Evliya Çelebi, "in a hollow place ... a town without any gardens, orchards, water, inns, or baths, with heavy air and people who are bandits, a filthy town."
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Nazilli(district [ilçe])
Nazilli, Aydın
1876
Nazillükestel
Ahmed Vefik Paşa, Lehce-i Osmani, 1876.
1665
Nazli/Nazilli
Evliya Çelebi Seyahatnamesi, ed. Kahraman, Dağlı & Dankoff, YKY 2011.
Records from the 15th and 16th centuries do not mention it. The origin of its name is obscure. It may derive from the Ottoman Turkish word "nazil," meaning "descended, settled," suggesting "nomads' abode."
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Söke(district [ilçe])
Söke (Former Center subdistrict), Aydın
1900
Sókia
Yunanca adı.
1665
Söke
Evliya Çelebi Seyahatnamesi, ed. Kahraman, Dağlı & Dankoff, YKY 2011.
1575
Akçaşehir (idari birim)
Notta belirtilen kaynak.
681
Maiandroúpolis? [Greek “Menderes city”]
Bizans kaynakları (395–1453)
The origin of the name Söke is unknown. The Greek form "Sókia," not encountered before the 19th century, was likely adapted from Turkish. The legend regarding "Söke Bey, the grandfather of Süleyman Şah" is unsupported. The location of the Maiandroupolis district, appearing in church records from the 7th century, is more likely Magnesia near Ortaklar. However, based on conjecture, the name Maiandroupolis was given to Söke during the Greek occupation from 1919-1922. During the Republican era, a significant number of immigrants from Rumelia (North and South Macedonia) and Crete were settled in Söke.
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Sultanhisar(district [ilçe])
Sultanhisar, Aydın
1461
Sultanhisarı
Cahit Telci, Aydın Sancağı'nın en Erken Tahrir Defteri: Halil Beğ Defteri'nin Parçası, 2015.
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Nýsa/Nyssa [Old Persian nuşa “immortal”]
Strabon, Coğrafya: çev. Adnan Pekman, Arkeoloji ve Sanat Yay. 1987.
Strabo states that the pre-Greek name of the city was Athymbra. Seleucid king Antiochus I Soter (281-261 BC) granted it city status and named it Nysa, the legendary land reputed to be the birthplace of the god Dionysus.
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Yenipazar(district [ilçe])
Yenipazar, Aydın
1891
Yenipazar
Aydın Vilayeti Salnamesi.
535
Orthosia
Hieroclis Synecdemus, ed. Aug. Burckhardt, Lipsiae 1893.
Yörük settlement.
Founded in the late 17th century by the people of the Donduran district under the name 'Yenipazar.'
user note: İlçe genelinde Yörük nüfus yoğundur. İlçe merkezinde Yunanistan mübadili Grevenalı Patriyotlar (Müslüman Rumlar) ve Türkler de bulunur.ErenGRV