Akcaabat

Akcaabat is a town and area of Trabzon Province operating at a profit Sea district of Turkey. It is situated toward the west of the city of Trabzon. It covers a territory of 385 km² and the rise is 10 m. The town has an expected populace of 48,315. Akcaabat is a beach front town known for its neighborhood soccer group Akcaabat Sebatspor, its kofta dish Akcaabat kofte and the Akcaabat Horonu move. Akcaabat has facilitated a global old stories celebration since 1990, and it was a setting for Archery and Athletics rivalries of the First Black Sea Games held in 2007.

Established as an exchange settlement of Miletus around the seventh century BC, the town went under Persian standard around the sixth century BC. After a concise guideline under Alexander the Great, Akcaabat was joined into the Kingdom of Pontus set up by Mithridates I of Pontus around the third century BC. After the disintegration of the Kingdom of Pontus around 60 BC, the Romans took control of the area encompassing Trabzon.

Filling in as a characteristic port for Trabzon, Akcaabat was one of the essential towns of eastern Black Sea area, and along these lines Pontus district of the Roman Empire. Despite the fact that assaulted a few times by ious countries and clans Akcaabat stayed under Byzantine control until a part of the Byzantine administration, Komnenos family settled their own kingdom with the assistance of Georgian ruler Tamara after the Latin catch of Constantinople in 1204.