Giresun Province (Turkish: Giresun ili ) is a Turkish province on the Black Sea coast. Its adjacent province is Trabzon in the east, GÃÆ'¼mÃÆ'¼? Hane to the southeast, Erzincan to the south, Sivas to the southwest, and Ordu to the west. The provincial capital is Giresun.
Video Giresun Province
Geography
Giresun is an agricultural region and its lower territory, near the Black Sea coast, is the largest producer of hazelnuts in Turkey; a Giresun folk song says, "I will not eat a hazelnut unless you are by my side", while others tell about a lover who was shot dead under a candlenut tree.
Forests and grasslands cover high mountain areas, and in many places there are mining of copper, zinc, iron and other metals. Villages in remote mountains, with bad roads and little in the way of infrastructure. The hills are too steep for most forms of agriculture, and as a result, cornbread is a traditional food, because wheat can not be grown.
The climate is typical of this stretch of the Black Sea coast, which is very wet. Local flora includes bilberries (Turkish "taflan").
Maps Giresun Province
District
Giresun Province is divided into 16 districts (capital districts in thick ):
Culture
Handcrafts
Due to the dense forests of Giresun, woodwork is one of the most common handicrafts in the region. Some of the typical small wooden crafts in this city are churns, kÃÆ'¼lek (pots that hold cheese), and spoons. One of the oldest crafts in this city is weaving. Wool, similar raw linen and marerial yarns are rotated in the hands of looms to produce a variety of local clothing, heybe (shoulder bag) and bags. Strong yarn and knitted yarn are also produced in hand looms.
Cuisine
Some typical dishes of this city are corn soup (M? S? R ÃÆ'§orbas?), Cabbage soup (lahana ÃÆ'§orbas?), Leaf cab stuffed with meat stuffing (ethli lahana sarmas?), Black cabbage dish (karalahana yeme? i or pancar yeme? i), pilaf with anchovy (hamsili pilav), pilaf with cabbage (dible), kaygana, kuymak (made from cheese, cornmeal and butter)
Places of interest
- KÃÆ'¼mbet, KaragÃÆ'¶l and Bekta? is a fascinating area of ​​mountain meadows in the district of Dereli, where people can enjoy walks and picnics. The annual folklore festival is held here in the summer.
Famous citizen
Politicians
- Rah? an Ecevit (1923, Bursa -), wife of former Turkish Prime Minister, BÃÆ'¼lent Ecevit, born from the ebinkarahisar family
- Hayrettin Erkmen (b Tirebolu -), former foreign minister
- Aaron Karadeniz (1942, Alucra - 1975), author and student activist leader of the 1968 generation
- ? dris KÃÆ'¼ÃÆ'§ÃÆ'¼kÃÆ'¶mer (1925, Giresun - 1987), economist and thinker
- Topal Osman (1883, Giresun - 2 Nisan 1923, Ankara), army and commander in the Turkish War of Independence
- Mustafa Suphi (1883, Giresun - 1921), founder of the Turkish Communist Party
- Naim Tirali (1925, Giresun -), journalist and politician
- Hasan ÃÆ'â € Å¡li YÃÆ'¼cel (1897, stanbul - 1961), poet, thinker and politician, former minister of education, born from the GÃÆ'¶rele family
Author and artist
- Kadir ÃÆ' â € Å"elik (b GÃÆ'¶rele), producer and TV presenter
- Hulki Cevizo? lu (b 1958, Giresun -), journalist, TV presenter and producer, specializes in political debates
- Bedri Rahmi EyÃÆ'¼bo? lu (1913, GÃÆ'¶rele - 1975, Istanbul), painters and poets
- Hamit GÃÆ'¶rele (1903, GÃÆ'¶rele - 1980, Istanbul), painter
- Ergin GÃÆ'¼nÃÆ'§e (1938, Giresun - 1983), poet
- ? lyas? lbey, actor, husband of Yasemin YalÃÆ'§? n
- ? Afak Karaman (b 1967, Trabzon -), a small celebrity and TV presenter, was born to the Tirebolu family
- Fatih K? rtorun (1985, GÃÆ'¶rele -), author and poet
- Salih Dipecan (1952, Giresun -), newspaper cartoonist Sabah
- Fethi Naci (1927, Giresun -), author and critic
- Aziz Nesin (1915 ,? ebinkarahisar - 1995), author and journalist
- Yemen Okay (b 1951, Giresun -), actor and film director
- ÃÆ' â € "ztÃÆ'¼rk Serengil, famous movie actor, Seren Serengil father, big in Giresun
- Ahmet YalÃÆ'§? nkaya (b 1963, Giresun), poet
- ? lker Yasin, Ds Channel football commentator
- Furkan ÃÆ' â € ¡EL? K, Develispor is a Football Player.
Musician
Giresun province shares Black Sea folk music and is the birthplace:
- Pico? lu Osman (b) 1901, GÃÆ'¶rele - d. 1946 Amasra), folk musician, is regarded as one of the best kemenÃÆ'§e players
- Fan? adi (b 1932, GÃÆ'¶rele -), folk musicians, players kemenÃÆ'§e
Other musicians include:
- Ozan Arif (1949, Alucra -), poet, lyricist, balladeer from extreme right MHP
- Bahad? r Aydo? an Arabesk style singer
- Mustafa KÃÆ'¼ÃÆ'§ÃÆ'¼k, folk-arabesk musician
- GÃÆ'¶khan Semiz (1968, Istanbul - 1998? stanbul), member of the pop group group Vitamin; family of Giresun
- Teoman (1967, Alucra -), rock singer
Athlete
- ? enes Erzik (1942, Giresun -), businessman and vice president of UEFA
- Hasan Gemici, 1952 Olympic gold medalist in free-style wrestling
- Giresunspor, second league soccer team (Bank Asya 1.Lig)
- Tolga Seyhan (b 1977 -) and GÃÆ'¶kdeniz Karadeniz (b 1980 Giresun, currently with Rubin Kazan), soccer player
Giresun in popular culture
- TV series Uy Ba? uma Gelenler was filmed in the village of DÃÆ'¼zkÃÆ'¶y. This is the story of a young man from Istanbul who inherited the wilderness at Giresun (Turkish twist on Monarch of the Glen ).
- The folk song "Giresun ÃÆ'¼stÃÆ'¼nde vapur ba? r yor" ("E? ref Bey A? t?") has been recorded by a number of artists including Ismail Hakk? Demircio? Lu, and tells of a wounded soldier dying in Giresun.
- "Giresun'un iÃÆ'§inde" was sung by Musa Ero? lu, Ba Selda? can and Fuat Saka, which also sings "Lazutlar," which means corn in local dialect and is a kind of Cider with Rosie rural language in the verse.
- Ahmet Kaya sings "Mican," a ballad about local bandits in the mountains.
See also
- List of residents in Giresun Province
References
External links
- (in English) All about Giresun and hinterland
- (in Turkish) [1]
- (in English) Giresun KÃÆ'¼ltÃÆ'¼r
- (in Turkish) Local news
- (in French) Local information website
- (in Turkish) [2]
- (in Turkish) Giresun
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