Eynesil

Eynesil is a town and a locale of Giresun Province on the Black Sea bank of Turkey, east of the city of Giresun, towards Trabzon. The populace was 7,505 of every 2010. The historical backdrop of the zone goes back to the Hittites in 1500 BC, trailed by the Phrygians in 1200 BC. The Ancient Greeks landed in 765 BC and in 670 BC a state of the Aegean Greek people group of Miletos was established, one of a chain of 90 exchanging posts along the Black Sea drift. By 520 BC Eynesil was in the region of the Satrap of Pontus, a region of the Persian Empire. This was prevailing by the Roman Empire and the Byzantines and in 1204 the Empire of Trebizond, a rear end Byzantine express that kept going until the point when it was ousted by Sultan Mehmet II of the Ottoman Empire in 1461.

Amid the medieval period a standout amongst the most imperative watchmen of the beach front street associating Trabzon to Samsun was the huge Byzantine battalion fortress situated around 3 kilometers east of current town of Eynesil. An archeological and recorded evaluation of this site and also a scaled arrangement were distributed in 1985. The noteworthy circuit dividers and guards make two separate baileys with the remaining parts of ious rooms. The site quickly filled in as a Russian military station and beacon 1877-78 amid the Russo-Turkish War. Today it has turned into a prominent vacation spot.