Goksun

Goksun is a town and locale of Kahramanmaras Province in the Mediterranean area of Turkey, close to one of the wellsprings of the Ceyhan River. Cucusus has an antiquated history, first incorporated into Cataonia, at that point in Cappadocia, and afterward in the Roman territory of Armenia Secunda. The Byzantine religious administrators, Paul the Confessor, John Chrysostom and Emperor Basiliscus either passed on in or were banished to this remote place. Of its religious administrators, Domnus participated in the Council of Chalcedon, Longinus was a signatory of the joint letter of the diocesans of the area of Armenia Secunda to Byzantine Emperor Leo I the Thracian in 458 concerning the homicide of Proterius of Alexandria, Ioannes was at the Second Council of Constantinople, and another Ioannes at the Trullan Council of 692. No longer a private ministerial office, Cucusus is today recorded by the Catholic Church as a main see.

On March 25, 2009, a contracted helicopter conveying Great Union Party's Muhsin Yazicioglu, three of his gathering's neighborhood pioneers, and a columnist slammed at Mount Kes. The pilot and every one of the travelers yet the correspondent were executed. Ismail Gunes, who at first survived, made a crisis call announcing the mischance. A monstrous inquiry and save task, gone to by thousands and helped by helicopters and airplane, was directed. Be that as it may, the destruction and the five bodies were recuperated just 47 hours after the fact. The body of the journalist was discovered five days after the fact a long way from the accident site.