Raiders from the Copper Age to the Present
With its deep-rooted history dating back to the Copper Age, Akıncılar district has witnessed time under the roof of countless civilizations. As understood from the inscriptions of Evliya Çelebi, the region is a village where Armenians with orchards live. During the Ottoman Period, the region was divided into two; Ezbider up, Ezbider down. According to the rumor, the origin of the name Ezbider, as a result of the Turkmen tribes, who continued their lives by feeding goats in the region, used the areas in the forests as fields, and the crops cultivated in these unprocessed lands in the first years gave very little yield, they started to call the region as "Az-biter". It is the pronunciation of the "Azbiter" region as "Ezbider", which has lost its voice over time.
It continued as Akıncılar district municipality in 1990 with its changed name in 1962. With the Şebinkarahisar Rebellion, the Ottoman Empire forced the settled Armenians to migrate to different regions in order to increase the control in the region, and the district of Akincilar, which could not preserve the heritage of history due to the lack of much investment in the following years, has been able to carry many remains to the present day.
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As the provincial municipality Sivas Although it is connected to the Black Sea Region, it has cultural characteristics parallel to the geographical elements due to its proximity to the Black Sea Region. Even in the coastal districts of the Black Sea, this district is referred to as Ekinciler by the people. Although it has started to become uniform in recent years, the fiddle culture is quite common.
Akincilar Attractions List
Abdurrahman Village Mosque: Abdurrahman Village Mosque, one of the most important religious buildings of the region, exhibits examples of Ottoman Architecture with its entrance and mihrab and was registered as a historical monument in 2013.
Perforated Stone: The cave, whose entrance is two meters in diameter, promises an unforgettable moment for travelers and adventurers. No research has been done on it yet, it is thought that this cave, whose secrets are kept in itself, is connected to a tunnel. Local people claim that no one has entered the cave yet. For this reason, nobody knows who built this cave for what. There is another very small hole going underground 8 meters after the first entrance of the cave, which is thought to be the emergency exit of a nearby church as an underground tunnel.
Göllüce Village Church (Abana Church): It was registered as a cultural asset in 2009, formerly known as Abana Church 1800 It is a rectangular planned building that is dated to the 15th years and is thought to have been built by the Armenians. Although it has not been fully preserved, the doors are decorated with circular arches and cross motifs with priest cells on both sides of the apse from the light of the remaining traces, but unfortunately, a very small part of the church, which fell victim to illegal treasure hunts, has survived to this day.
Bahattin Sheikh Tomb: The most important feature of the tomb, which has been flooded not only by its locals but also from nearby provinces, districts and villages, is the skin and stomach. It is the water that comes from underground, right at the edge of the tomb, which is thought to be healing for illnesses and can maintain a temperature of 25 degrees every season. Near the tomb, there is a castle ruin from the Roman-Byzantine period that you can include while creating Akincilar travel route.
Aşağı Yeni Village Bath: With its architectural structure dating to the end of the 19th century, rubble was filled with stone masonry technique, located in the village center is still available. It is located within the private land of a person.
Kılıçkaya Dam Lake: Local people use it as a recreation area, as a part of the lake is included in the district territory, the joyful laughter of children and the chirps of birds promises peace.
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