Kesan

Kesan is the name of an area of Edirne Province, Turkey, and furthermore the name of the biggest in the region town of Kesan. In 2010 Kesan had a changeless populace of 54,314; in the mid year this increments to 70,000 in light of a convergence of the visitors. Kesan locale is flanked by Ipsala and Uzunkopru toward the north, Malkara toward the east, Sarkoy toward the southeast, Gelibolu and the Aegean Sea toward the south and Enez toward the west. Horticulture and business are the two most imperative wellsprings of salary in Kesan. On account of its closeness to Greece, there is a day by day stream of sightseers all through the area.

People have lived here consistently from the 30th century BC. The principal occupants were the Proto-Thracian and Thracian clans. A great deal of Thracian coins of the Odrises have been discovered here. From 580 BC to 1359 AD first it was a focal piece of the Odrysian kingdom of Thrace and after that was led by the Persian Empire, the Macedonian Empire, the Roman Empire counting i.е., Byzantine Empire, the Bulgarian Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Latin Empire, again the Bulgarian Empire and the Byzantine Empire.