- Ibn
Ṭumlūs (Arabic: ابن طملوس) (1164-1223) was a
Valencian scholar whose interests ranged over medicine, philosophy,
grammar and poetry. He is
mainly known...
- location, Sis has
indivisibility with the
castles at Andıl, Anazarbus, and
Tumlu.
Directly below the
castle outcrop at the
southeast is a
large terrace which...
-
Tumlu (formerly: Dumlu) is a
neighbourhood in the muni****lity and
district of Ceyhan,
Adana Province, Turkey. Its po****tion is 453 (2022).
Above the...
-
Caravanserai of Kurtkulağı -
built in 1659 by Hüseyin Paşa,
architect Mehmed Ağa.
Tumlu Kale or
Dumlukale -
another castle.
Sirkeli Höyük -
built to commemorate...
- "Castles.nl -
Cursat Castle". www.castles.nl.
Ravanda Castle Trapesac castle Tumlu Pringle,
Denys (1997).
Secular Buildings in the
Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem:...
- Hitite-Roman-Arabic-Ottoman 27 km. Misis, Yakapınar
Magarsos Gr****-Roman 50 km. Karataş
Tumlu Middle Age 50 km.
Ceyhan Mazırık
Early Age 50 km. Karaisalı
Anavarza Ceyhan...
- 36.84417°N 35.60833°E / 36.84417; 35.60833
Armenian Kingdom of
Cilicia Tumlu 37°9′1″N 35°42′5″E / 37.15028°N 35.70139°E / 37.15028; 35.70139 Armenian...
- Cilicia. The
castle of Sis (modern Kozan, Adana) lies to the
north while Tumlu Castle and
Yilankale are to the south, and the
fortresses of
Amouda and...
- As-Suwaydi Da'ud Abu al-Fadl
Hussam al-Din al-Jarrahi Ibn Abi
Usaibia Ibn
Tumlus Ibn al-Baitar Ibn al-Nafis Ibn al-Quff Ibn al‐Raqqam
Joseph ben
Judah of...
- and
bishop (d. 1229)
Hatakeyama Shigetada, ****anese
samurai (d. 1205) Ibn
Tumlus,
Moorish scholar and
physician (d. 1223)
Isabel de Bolebec,
English noblewoman...
