Pinarhisar

Pinarhisar, old Brysis, is a substantial town and area of Kirklareli Province in the Marmara locale of Turkey. The leader is Mustafa Cingoz CHP. The populace is 10,463 starting at 2010. The town was a piece of the protective line Luleburgaz - Karaagac - Bunarhisar amid the First Balkan War. The previous spelling of its name was Bunarhisar. The settlement was caught by Bulgarians in the First Balkan War however was reclaimed by the Ottoman Empire throughout the Second Balkan War.

As indicated by Turkish government asset, Pinarhisar was established amid the rule of Theodosius II, by c. 425, under the name "Brysis" signifying "spring" in Greek. The town's post was worked amid the Byzantine period. In 1190, the town was essentially harmed by Crusader occupation. It was assaulted by Tatars in 1264. The town was caught by the Ottomans in 1368, by the powers under the direction of Ghazi Mihal, as a piece of a crusade driven by Murad I.