Develi

Develi is a town and area in Kayseri Province in Central Anatolia Region, Turkey. The town's name is accounted for to get from Devle Bey, a Seljuk officer of Alp Arslan, not to be mistaken for later Sahib Ata and Dulkadir Devle Beys, and who was likewise named Dev "Ali the Giant", and pioneer of an Oghuz Turkish group of the equivalent or of a comparable name. The officer's 1094-assembled tomb remains close to the Byzantine stronghold that he had caught called Zengibar Castle today, not to be mistaken for homonymous mansions in Malatya and Bozkır and which directions the plain of Develi.

Zengibar was utilized as a name for the town until the principal hundreds of years of the Ottoman guideline, as was Everek, the name of a town quarter today, through progressive relocations of the inside. The way that the neighboring locale of Yesilhisar was verifiably named Develi Karahisar additionally some of the time prompted perplexity among the references identifying with the two focuses. The town was once made out of four bordering parts, the Turkish town focal point of Develi, Greek quarter of Agiostan spelled as "Aygosten" in current Turkish sources which refer to the quarter or potentially the name as Armenian, and the two Armenian neighborhoods of Evereg and Fenesse.