Uludere

Uludere is an area in Sırnak Province, Turkey. The Urartu, Assyrians, the Medes, the Persians, the Romans, and the Sassanids are the early intruders of this land. In the end the area fell under the standard of the Arsacid Dynasties. In 1260, the Hulagu Hakkari area was assaulted by Imadeddin Zengi in and continued long periods of tumult. The neighborhood rulers were compelled to acknowledge Karakoyunlu authority in 1349. Uludere went under Timurid and Safavid rule in 1386.

In 1502 Uludere, was represented by Suleiman the Magnificent of the Ottoman Empire in its interior issues, for example, associating every commonplace ruler. Assurance was given to the sovereign privileges of inborn rulers, then again, actually the Ottoman land framework ruled. The realm could likewise request the sending of troops to help their battles. The Sindi clan overwhelmed the area amid the Ottoman time frame. The antiquated Assyrian clans of Geramon/Halmon and Arosh existed inside the domain of this area, in the cutting edge residential areas of Andac and Ortakoy, separately.

After the declaration of the Turkish republic, Uludere transformed into a ward associated with the town of Beytussebap. With Law No. 7033, established on 27 June 1957, the zone turned out to be a piece of the Hakkari area, and remained so until 1990. It was a locale of the region. Law No. 3474, issued on 16 May 1990, put the town in the recently established territory of Sirnak. The separation from the downtown area locale of the region of Sirnak Uludere 48 km long. There are 12 towns and three towns associated with the area. Uludere Municipality was built up in 1958.