Saimbeyli

Saimbeyli is a little city and an area in Adana Province, Turkey in the Cukurova district. The city of Saimbeyli is situated in the Taurus mountains, 157 km north of the city of Adana, by means of a satisfactory street. The city had a populace of 4,010 of every 2012. The city of Saimbeyli is on the Goksu waterway one of the wellsprings of the Seyhan, in a valley between the forested heaps of Dibek and Bakir.

There is a go through the mountains from here to Kayseri and the valley is watered by numerous mountain streams. The zone most likely has the establishments of Hittite settlements. There is no proof at present that it was possessed in the Roman time frame, yet it appears to be likely. The fortification of Saimbeyli might be the medieval Badimon or maybe the mansion of Berdus, which shows up on the Coronation List of King Levon I in A.D. 1198.

This fortification, which monitors the vital street between Kayseri toward the north and the Rubenid manor of Vahka toward the south, remains on an outcrop at the intersection of two valleys and two tributaries of the Seyhan River. The arrangement and brick work of Saimbeyli's manor are indistinguishable to the military engineering in the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia and without a doubt date from the mid-12^th century to the 13^th century.