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Kurds in Konya in History

Kurds in Konya in History

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Kurdish History and Research Books
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Sedat Ulugan
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Contrary to popular belief, Konya Desert's acquaintance with Kurdishness is very old. The Archer Kurds of the Persian army, who discovered Konya, were followed over time by the jihadist Kurds in the Islamic Army, and later by the Kurds of Sivas and the Lek Kurds of the Eastern Taurus during the Seljuk period. These people, including the Kurds who came to the vicinity of Konya in the early periods of the Ottoman Empire, mixed with the other peoples of this ancient desert and disappeared. Named after their backward rationality
Their places remained. Unlike these prototype Kurds of Konya, the Kurds who came to Konya as a tribe, were expelled or settled in the late Ottoman period, preserved their existence and did not melt away.

They preserved their cultural and national values. Today, in a geography far from Kurdistan, they defend the Kurdish national cause as a valuable part of the main Kurdishness. In addition to the mass Kurdish presence in Konya, the presence of popular Kurdish individuals in Konya is also an inevitable result of this national and class cause. Likewise, Konya is one of the places where the Kurdish intelligentsia, which is mostly on the left wing, was exiled as a result of the inevitable reactivity of being the other and the class struggle. Ruhi Su, Yılmaz Güney, Yaşar Kaya, Cemşid Bender are some of them.

In short, throughout history, Konya maintains its current status as a building block of Kurdish history far from Kurdistan, just like in ancient times.
Publisher : Fairy Publications
Number of pages : 150
ISBN : 9786056555237
The heart : Turkish
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Kurds in Konya in History Contrary to popular belief, Konya Desert's acquaintance with Kurdishness is very old. The Archer Kurds of the Persian army, who discovered Konya, were followed over time by the jihadist Kurds in the Islamic Army, and later by the Kurds of Sivas and the Lek Kurds of the Eastern Taurus during the Seljuk period. These people, including the Kurds who came to the vicinity of Konya in the early periods of the Ottoman Empire, mixed with the other peoples of this ancient desert and disappeared. All that remains are places named after their rationality. Unlike these prototype Kurds of Konya, the Kurds who came to Konya as a tribe, were exiled or settled in the late Ottoman period, preserved their existence and did not melt away. They preserved their cultural and national values. Today, in a geography far from Kurdistan, they defend the Kurdish national cause as a valuable part of the main Kurdishness. In addition to the mass Kurdish presence in Konya, the presence of popular Kurdish individuals in Konya is also an inevitable result of this national and class cause. Likewise, Konya is one of the places where the Kurdish intelligentsia, who are mostly on the left wing, were exiled as a result of the inevitable reactivity of being the other and the class struggle. Ruhî Su, Yılmaz Güney, Yaşar Kaya, Cemşid Bender are some of them. In short, throughout history, Konya maintains its current status as a building block of Kurdish history far from Kurdistan, just as it was in ancient times. PERİ0213
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