- basiani; Latin: Phasiani; Gr****: Φασιανοί, romanized: Phasianoí;
formerly Hasankale and
Hesenqele 'the
fortress of Hasan'), is a muni****lity and district...
- Byzantine-Georgian army and the
Seljuq Turks at the
plain of
Kapetron (modern
Hasankale/Pasinler in
northeastern Turkey) in 1048. The
event was the culmination...
- The 1952
Hasankale earthquake occurred at 08:03
local time on 3
January in
Hasankale (today Pasinler) in
Erzurum Province,
Eastern Anatolia Region of...
-
Miralay Rushidi Bey,
chief of staff:
Kurmay Binbaşı
Fahri Bey,
Erzurum -
Hasankale areas, headquarters: Erzurum) 17th
Caucasian Infantry Regiment (Erzurum...
-
other hand, the
Ottomans had XI Corps' 2
divisions (18 Battalions) at
Hasankale, IX Corps' 28th and 29th
Divisions at Erzurum, IX Corps's 17th Division...
- men
including 30,000
nizams (new-model infantry). They
stood between Hasankale and
Zivin on the Erzurum-Kars road.
Further east on the road an advanced...
-
depression plains between these mountainous areas are
Erzurum Plains and
Hasankale Plains. Aras
Mountains starts first in Erzurum. Then it
extends towards...
-
Karakilise 400 150 650 7
Terekeme Tutak -
Karakilise 300 200 500 8 Keşvan
Hasankale 200 175 475 9 Şapikan and
Badayan Kızıldiz 250 325 575 10 Taşkesen, Diyadin...
-
Ottoman poet and
satirist whose real name was ʿOmer (عمر) (c. 1572, in
Hasankale,
Erzurum – 1635, in Istanbul). Nefʿī came to the
Ottoman capital of Istanbul...
- Kurşunlu
earthquake 3
January 1952 08:03
local time
Hasankale 39.9 41.7 41 5.8 see 1952
Hasankale earthquake 18
March 1953 21:06
local time
Yenice 40...
