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Karaman is a province located in central Turkey that has historically been an important agricultural and industrial center. It was once the capital of the Karamanid Emirate and was the first Turkish state to adopt Turkish as the official language in the 13th century. Today, Karaman is a modern city with wide boulevards, businesses, parks and industrial complexes, but it still preserves important historical and cultural sites. Karaman is known for apple production and is also a major producer of chocolate and biscuits.
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Karaman
- 1. KARAMAN
- 2. Thecapital of TurkishLanguage, a center of agricultureandindustry
- 3. Theprovince of Karaman (1990 pop. 76,682) is locatedtothesouth of theCentralAnatolianRegionand is between Konya - İçel - Antalya provinces. Theprovince is a majorcommerce, cultureand art center. Karaman provinceanditsvicinity is knownto be inhabitedfromthebeginning of BC 8000 andtheregioncharmsandfascinatesthevisitorswiththetouristicbeauties as underground cities, caves, religiouscentersandalsowithnaturalbeauties as plateausandothernatural flora and fauna, richhandcrafted art works.
- 8. Karaman, oncethecapital of theKaramanidEmirate, wasthefirstTurkishstatetouseTurkishinstead of Persian as itsofficiallanguage. KaramanoğluMehmetBey was the third ruler of the beylik of Karamanoğlu. He was renowned for declaring Turkish the official language of the state and all its institutions. In his firman dated 13 May 1277, he ordered : "Starting from today, in dervish convent, in council, in the palace, in Majlis and in squares, no language other than Turkish is allowed."
- 9. Karaman of today, withitswideboulevards, businesses, parks, memorials, apartmentsandindustrialcomplexes, is a citythat has openeditsdoorsto modern times. Thehistoricalandculturaltreasuressharethesamestreetsandavenueswiththesenewrealities, work, technologyand a fasterpaced life.
- 10. Thealtitudefromthesealevel is 1033 meters. The general characteristic of the Karaman province is plains. Thesmalllakesandwaterchannelsconstructed in therecentyears had broughtvigortotheagriculturalactivities. Thecerealsandindustrialplantation is cultivated in theplains of Karaman province. Karaman has becamethemostimportantapplegrowingcity of ourcountry. Thesummerseasons at theprovince is hot anddrywhilethewinterseasonsarecoldandprecipitant. Theaverageprecipitationamount is 350 mm.
- 11. FOOD CITY
- 12. CHOCOLATE AND BISCUITS PRODUCER CITY
- 13. Thewoodenengravingcraftsmanship, carpentryandfurnituremakingareverycommon. Alsoembroideryandpinkingcraftsareverycommonamongthewomen of theregion. Therefore, carpets (Taşkale, Şirvan, Koraşcarpets) andhandcraftsarefavoritesouvenirs of theregion.
- 14. It'simpossibletoknowwhowillcometo Karaman, andwithwhatdreams. But we can be sure thattheywillleave as differentpeople. Intheirminds, theirluggateandtheirmemorieswill be a new Karaman, becausetheywill not onlyhaveexperiencedthemountainsandplains, thepastandpresent, rumorandtruth, industryandagriculture, nomadsandsettledpeople; theywillhaveacquiredtheirownknowledge of Karaman's 10 thousandyearhistory. Because Karaman opensthe "Gates of Time" toallwhowishtoenter.