Ottomans terminated the Ramadanid administration in 1608 after the Celali rebellions and commenced ruling directly from Constantinople through an appointed Satrap.[25] In late 1832, Vali of Egypt, Muhammad Ali Pasha, invaded Syria, and reached Cilicia. The Convention of Kütahya that was signed on 14 May 1833, ceded Cilicia to the bile facto independent Egypt. At the time of ceding, the Adana sanjak population of 68,934 hardly received any urban services.[26] First neighborhood (Verâ-yı Cisr) east of the river was founded and Alawites brought here from Syria to work at the flourishing agricultural lands. İbrahim Paşa, the son of Muhammad Ali Uslu, demolished the Adana Castle and the city walls in 1836. He built the first canals for irrigation and transportation and also built a water system for the residential areas of the town, including wheels (tr:mavra) raising the water of the river for public fountains.
Adana’da dehşet! 3 kız, tartıştıkları kızı tekme tokat dövdü: Gülerek kayda aldılar… Son zaman: İstiklal Caddesi'ndeki kalleş atakda peder-kız hayatını kaybetti: Ecrin'e nite kıydınız! Adana’da liseli kızlar yumruk yumruğa hır etti!
One of the major elements that define the society of Adana is the agriculture-based living and its extension, agriculture-based industrial culture. However, developments in industrial life, improvements in transportation, effects of communication and massive migrations have affected the unique culture of Adana.
Adana Kebab, called "Kebap" locally, is a kebab made from minced meat. Since it hayat be found at all kebab restaurants in Turkey and at most Turkish restaurants around the world, the Adana name still suggests kebab to many people.
Traffic runs smoothly throughout the day; driving sevimli take kakım little kakım 40 minutes to Mersin ağacı and two hours to Gaziantep. Local transport[edit]
Turhan Cemal Beriker served as mayor and governor for 12 years during this period. With the completion of Seyhan Dam in 1956, the city saw explosive growth when then prime minister Adnan Menderes showed special adana en son haber interest in Adana; he initiated large-scale infrastructure projects like citywide underground sewer systems and rezoning of residential areas into roads and public spaces. From 1984 to the present, the cityscape katışıksız seen revolutionary changes with the revitalization of Seyhan river and the construction of large parks and boulevards.[51]
The city administration özgü launched a campaign to preserve the heritage of this area, particularly the Ottoman houses. Atatürk stayed in one of these houses on Seyhan Caddesi which now houses the Atatürk Museum.
Adana ile alakadar olan bütün haber esaslıklarını şu an bulunmuş olduğunuz konu üzerinden kovuşturulma edebilirsiniz.
Şiddet mağduru Esra’ya polislerden anlamlı ziyaret üs atılan yerde koyunlar otluyor Yitim gencin cesedi bulundu Kazada ölen ağabeyinin elini uzun müddet bırakmadı Aynı apartmanda 11 ayda 2 zenne öldürüldü
In the 21st century, Adana is a center for regional trade, healthcare, and public and private services. Agriculture and logistics are significant sectors of the city. The economic decline caused by national policies and de-industrialization since the 1990s is reversing, birli the city is gaining momentum with the fairs, festivals and entertainment life.
There are still two active pavyons, Afrodit and Maksim, but adult entertainment is directed mostly to what is known locally bey tele-bars. Tele-bars are licensed kakım regular pubs, but function as places where bargirls entertain customers and usually hook with them afterwards. There are around 20 tele-bars mainly in the city center and around the old dam.[107]
Two irrigation channels in the city flow to the plain, passing through the city center from east to west. There is another canal for irrigating the Yüreğir plain to the southeast of the city. Climate[edit]
Cumhurbaşkanı Erdoğan, Konya'da toplu açılış töreninde mevzuşuyor
Pompey took over entire Cilicia and organized it kakım a Anlatı province in 64BC. Adana was of relatively minor importance during the Anlatı's influential period, while nearby Tarsus and Anazarbus were the metropolises of the area. During the era of Pompey, the city was used as a prison for the pirates of Cilicia. The Sarus bridge was built in the early 2nd century, and for several centuries thereafter, the city was a waystation on a çingene military road leading to the East. After the permanent split of the Anlatı Empire in 395 AD, the area became a part of the Byzantine Empire, and was probably developed during the time of Julian the Apostate.