Yozgat is surrounded by Sivas on the east; Kayseri, Nevsehir, K\u0131r\u015fehir on the south; K\u0131r\u0131kkale on the West; Amasya, \u00c7orum and Tokat provinces on the north.It is 1300 meters above sea level. The elevation decreases as the province goes from East to West. Yozgat is Turkey’s 15th biggest city in terms of area. its area is 14 123 km2.<\/p>\n
The population of Yozgat is 424.981.<\/p>\n
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Yozgat has 14 districts:<\/p>\n
Yozgat (City center)<\/p>\n
Akda\u011fmadeni<\/p>\n
Ayd\u0131nc\u0131k<\/p>\n
Bo\u011fazl\u0131yan<\/p>\n
\u00c7and\u0131r<\/p>\n
\u00c7ay\u0131ralan<\/p>\n
\u00c7ekerek<\/p>\n
Kad\u0131\u015fehri<\/p>\n
Saraykent<\/p>\n
Sar\u0131kaya<\/p>\n
Sorgun<\/p>\n
\u015eefaatli<\/p>\n
Yenifak\u0131l\u0131<\/p>\n
Yerk\u00f6y<\/p>\n
Yozgat province is one of the oldest settlements in Anatolia. Artefacts dating back 5000 years were found in the Alisar mound. The territory of the province of Yozgat was one of the most populous settlement centers within the borders of the Hittites, who established the first political union in Anatolia and were considered the beginning of the historical period in Anatolia. The center of the Hittite Kingdom founded between 1500-2000, is within the borders of Yozgat province. Although the Sami Assyrians came all the way through K\u0131z\u0131l\u0131rmak, they could not control this region. The kingdoms of fricia and Lydia have not been able to dominate this region continuously. Then, King Alexander of Macedonia defeated the Persian state and annexed Anatolia and Persia to his kingdom. Upon Alexander’s death, Anatolia was divided among the Imperial commanders and fell to the share of the Asian empire (Seleucid State). Soon this region passed to the Kingdom of Cappadocia and was administered from Kayseri. Then, like all Anatolia, the Roman Empire in the century added this region to its territory. When the Roman Empire was divided in two, Anatolia fell to the share of Eastern Rome (Byzantium). Timur Khan took over Yozgat in 1402-1403. When Timur Khan left Anatolia, \u00c7elebi Sultan Mehmed Khan rejoined this region on the borders of the Ottoman Empire. From this date until the fall of the Ottoman Empire, Yozgat lived under Ottoman rule as a central Anatolian city. \u00c7apano\u011flu Ahmad Pasha, one of the Turkmen gentlemen, rebuilt Yozgat from the beginning. He served as governor for 51 years between 1762 and 1813. \u00c7orum, Kayseri, Ankara, Amasya, \u00c7ank\u0131r\u0131, Ni\u011fde, Tarsus were given to the administration of this family. The Sanjak, which was called \u201cBozok\u201d during the Ottoman period and encompassed more or less the territory of today’s Yozgat, was one of the 8 sanjaks of the Beylerbeylik (province) of Sivas. After the Tanzimat, it became one of the five sanjaks of Ankara province (province). \u0130t had three \u201cKaza\u201ds. In the period of the Republic, it was named Yozgat.<\/p>\n
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Behrem\u015fah Castle<\/p>\n
\u00c7apano\u011flu Mosque<\/p>\n
\u00c7eska Castle<\/p>\n
Karsl\u0131o\u011flu Mansion<\/p>\n
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Inside Yozgat you can use bus minibus and taxi, you can also rent a car.<\/p>\n
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Yozgat is managed by Celal K\u00f6se.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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