Karaman

• “It is on the road of Mut-Karaman, about 20 km away from Mut and 3 km far from the main road.”

  Archive 2009-05-01

• “Karaman, the Muslim librarian who braved enemy shelling to rescue the hagaddah.”

  People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks: Questions

• “Part of the region between Gülnar, Gilindere, Ermenek, and Karaman is rich in narrow endemics of Verbascum spp.”

  Eastern Mediterranean conifer-sclerophyllous-broadleaf forests

• “Kapadokya Lezzeti Cappadocia Flavor, a book by Sula Bozis, originally published in Greek and recently in Turkish, brings back the gastronomical culture and the recipes of the Turkish-speaking native Greeks of Anatolia, especially of the Cappadocia and Karaman regions.”

  A recipe for snail eaters

• “Ottoman occupation of Karaman (1397), the state of Kadi Burhaneddin based in Sivas (1398), and the areas of Elbistan and Malatya west of the Euphrates (1399); Ottoman control was thus extended over most of Anatolia.”

  1394

• “Konya, former capital of the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum, was captured by the principality of Karaman and made its capital.”

  c. 1297

• “Ottoman recapture of Izmir and territories previously recovered by the principality of Karaman.”

  2. Defeat, Recovery, and Imperial Expansion

• “The principality of Karaman in the foothills of the Taurus Mountains was founded by the Turkoman leader Karaman ibn Musa.”

  c. The Mongol Empire and Its Successors

• “The area remained for many years the source of periodic Turkoman revolts around pretenders to the throne of Karaman.”

  1461

• “Ottoman conquest of the principality of Karaman in central Anatolia.”

  1461

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