BADIKA AŞİRETİ on Windows Pc

BADIKA TREES The Badika Tribe is one of the major tribes within the borders of Diyarbakir. The number of Badıkalı people living in Muş province is quite high.




Although the roots of this tribe are not based on the written document, it is claimed in the statements of the researchers that it is based on the Zilan tribe, which is a member of the Suleyman tribe group, and it is stated that the prophet of the Suleyman tribe is based on Suleyman bin Abdulmelik, one of the sultans of the Marwanos.




After the demolition of the Marwani state by the Abasians, after the son of Uwandullah, who was the son of Marwan, deree xox in the Kulp district of Diyarbakır, the tribes of the Marwani tribe, especially the Banuki tribe, came together to form the Suleyman tribes. these tribes were banuki, Zikziyan, Bociyan, Besyan, Dilxerian, Zilan, Berazan, Huveyda (hevedi), and the centers of their comfort were Meyfarqin. while these tribes were parties to the people of the people, some believed in the Yazidi belief. Badıkalılar acted with the Dunbuli, Zirkan, Mirdas and Süleymani tribes that supported the Turkmen state in the history. Today, the people of Badika are Ahl al-Sünet and belong to the Shafaite sect. Their language is the Kurdish dialect of Kurdish.


Although herpes figures are circulating in the middle, it is estimated that there are an estimated 15,000 people in Diyarbakır, around Muş, Kars, Batman, Bingül, Bitlis, and Van. Diyarbakır, Kulp, Başbuğ, kayahan, inkaya, churn, kocadağ, yarca, Erenler, Kolkayak, Yavuz, Unal, Karaorman, Alaca, Taysever, Yertutan, Seyhyayla and Cebeci villages, Silvan district and Mus province. (Prof. Ahmet Ozer. Tribal Order Page: 47)



In the province of Muş; Sliced, Aligedik, Yedipınar, Güdümlü, Eralanlı, Eğirmeç, Yörecik and Kayalısu Villages in the center; Badikans live in Sokunlu Village of Digor district of Kars province.

RELATED TRIBES:
1- Kerran: It consists of 550 households and was in the National Tribal Confederation (According to the data of 1936, Source: M.Z. Emin Beg Kurd Date)
2-Cımıka, (It is not known whether it is in the National Confederation and has connections with the Cımıkalılar in Res'ul Ayn.
3-Kania
A 4-Mêêmık
A 5-Welik
A 6-Aqık
7-Nasr
8-arasa
9-Reşika: Retired Governor Edip Yavuz, in his book "Turkish Tribes Throughout History"; He talks about Reşık butlers for the Reshaqites in the Kulp Region. He claims that some of them live in places such as Van Özalp, Şirvan, Mazidağı, Kulp, Karayazı, Palu, Hizan and Tutak by connecting them to the Res Arm of the Saka Turks.
10-Laçıka: It is not determined whether there is a connection with the Laçıka tribe living in the Haydaran tribe living in Dersim, which is connected to the National Confederation. Retired Governor Edip Yavuz, in his book "Turkish Tribes Throughout History"; He gives the following information about Laçıka tribe. The butler of the lamin was separated from his hollow and melted in the Sheikh Hasanites. It is one of the Lacos in Elazig.
A 11-Xeşik
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