Nazilli

Nazilli is the second biggest town in Aydin Province in the Aegean district of western Turkey, 47 km east of the city of Aydin, making progress toward Denizli. Nazilli is a Turkish name that has some way or another advanced from the previous additionally Turkish name of Pazarkoy commercial center. As indicated by legend, the child of Aydin's representative in the Ottoman time frame, went gaga for a young lady from Pazarkoy yet was rejected by the young lady's dad. The young fellow later named the town NaziIli Nazli's Home after his adored one. The 17^th century voyager Evliya Celebi held that the town was named for the inclination "naz" of the neighborhood ladies in this well off town. Or on the other hand it could have been the name of a group of Oghuz Turks that settled here.

Nazilli remains on the Menderes River and a significant part of the region is in the Menderes valley, loaded with citrus trees, olives and figs and additionally cotton, wheat and different harvests. Generally Nazilli was a maker of lignite. Starting at 1914, they were creating vast amounts which was overseen by an organization from the United States. The lignite, in 1920, was portrayed as being "woefully terrible", notwithstanding interest for it to be sent out to Smyrna. Just north of Nazilli, in 1920, were accounted for emery mines, as well.