Ikizce

Ikizce is a town and district of Ordu Province within the Black Sea region of Turkey. The location that's known as Ikizce today dates returned to the Trabzon Rum Emperor. Ikizce is supposed to have been conquered by way of Taceddinogullari Principality which turned into situated in the centre of Tokat, Niksar. Ikizce had been called as “Laleli” until 1957. After the businesses of the citizens inside the region, it has began to be called as Ikizce. The predominant reason why the region is known as Ikizce is the fact that a big river divides the city into similar parts by passing through city.

Or else, the huge river which the 2 parts conjoin offers the name of this small city. When researched deeply in the history of Laleli, it's far assumed that a principality known as Lalaoğulları, which had ruled here, gave its call. Supposing that the development of Laleli became finished all through the Ottoman Emperor period, the call of the town changed into come upon in Tulip Age. Lala Pasha had already accommodated on this city whilst he became in war-time. The Old Mosque usual as holy and having no exact information about how and whilst it become built. The mosque is adorned with tulip figures. In Ikizce, the Roman humans, Armenians and the Turkish people lived together in the peace-time till 1920.