[106] Bey Çukurova cotton was valued by the early 1950s, the surplus took landowners to the pavyons which opened more and more along the Seyhan river. In the 1960s, rapid industrialization brought more men to pavyons not only from the city, but from a wide region including Istanbul and Ankara, thus Adana was named Pavyon Capital of Turkey. Many popular singers took the stage at and owe their fame to the pavyons of Adana.
Pavyons led the way to Western-style pubs and night clubs by the late 1980s with the socio-economic changes in Adana. The traditional entertainment district is Sular, near Central Station, but the pubs and clubs nowadays are spread throughout the city. The bigger clubs such kakım Life Legend, Uptown, Casara and Lava host world film yıldızı singers at their elegant locations, mostly along the river and the lake.
Adana is one of the first industrialized cities, kakım well kakım one of the economically developed cities of Turkey. It was a well-known center of grain and cotton production in the Ottoman period.[60] A mid-size trading city until the mid-1800s, the city attracted European traders after the United States, a major cotton supplier, was embroiled with its Civil War. Cilicia farmers exported agricultural products for the first time and started building capital. By the start of the 20th century, factories almost all processing cotton, began to operate in the region. Factories were shut down and the economy almost came to a standstill in 1915, after the genocide of Armenians who ran most of the businesses in the city.
Car-oriented urban planning became even more extreme since the 1980s, pedestrians seeing part of the sidewalks of the city's popular streets being converted into car-parking spots. The rise in car ownership derece only caused high traffic, but also led to drivers parking their cars on the sidewalks. The city currently has no car-free squares or streets other than a few narrow ones.
Sirkenin bâtınine bir kaç damla damlatın çok şaşıracaksınız! Bunu denedikten sonra başka bir şey kullanmayacaksınız
Orange Blossom Carnival is held every April, inspired by the scent coming from the city's orange tree-lined streets. The carnival parade of 2015 attracted more than 90 thousand people—the highest attendance ever in an outdoor event in Adana.
On 15 April 1923, just before the signing of the Treaty of Lausanne, the Turkish government enacted the "Law of Abandoned Properties" which confiscated the adana en son haber properties of Armenians and Greeks who were derece present on their property. Adana was one of the cities with the most confiscated property, thus muhacirs from Balkans and Crete, migrants from Kayseri and Darende were relocated in the Armenian and Greek neighborhoods of the city. All types of modest properties, lands, houses and workshops were distributed to them. Large farms, factories, stores and mansions were granted to the Kayseri notables (e.
Adana'da otomobilin çarptığı adam hadise şık hayatını kaybederken, ağabeyinin gevşek bedenini bir an olsun bırakmayan kardeş dil sızlattı - Son Dakika SON DAKİKA
Adana was a Christian bishopric, a suffragan of the metropolitan see of Tarsus, but was raised to the rank of autocephalous archdiocese after 680, the year in which its bishop appeared kakım a simple bishop at the Third Council of Constantinople, but before its listing in a 10th-century Notitiae Episcopatuum bey an archdiocese. The Bishop Paulinus participated in the First Council of Nicaea in 325. Piso was among the Arianism-inclined bishops at the Council of Sardica (344) who withdrew and grup up their own council at Philippopolis; he later returned to orthodoxy and signed the profession of Nicene faith at a synod in Antioch in 363.
Alexander had an unexpected entry into Cilicia through the Cilician Gates in 333 BC. After defeating the Persians at the Battle of Issus, he installed his own satrap, Balacrus, to oversee the administration of the region.[3] His death in 323 BC marked the beginning of the Hellenistic era, as Greek replaced Luwian bey the language of the region. After a short time under the Ptolemaic dominion, Seleucid Empire took control of the region in 312 BC. Adanan locals had adopted a Greek name for the city, Antioch on Sarus, to demonstrate loyalty to the Seleucid dynasty. The adopted name and the motifs illustrating the personification of the city seated above the river-god Sarus on city's minted coins, reveal appreciation to the rivers which were strong part of the Cilician identity.
Ziyapaşa Boulevard is the street of elegance where expensive brands are located. The street runs from D-400 state road to the Central Train Station and the shops are concentrated towards the north end.
Adana'da, bisikletiyle uyuşturucuyu satarken yakalanan şöhretığa 15 yıla derece hapis talebiyle sav açıldı.
Fakat karşılıklı saygı ve yasalara uygunluk çerçevesinde oluşturduğumuz versiyon platformlarında elan esenlıklı bir ağız dalaşı zeminını temin kılmak için ortaya koyduğumuz bazı versiyon ve moderasyon kurallarımıza dikkatinizi çsavuşmak istiyoruz.
Süleyman Demirel Arboretum is a large botanical garden containing living collections of woody plants intended partly for the scientific study of Çukurova University researchers.