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Kemah is a district in Türkiye's East Anatolia Region, known for its historical and cultural richness within Erzincan Province. Kemah, located approximately 52 km from the center of Erzincan city, covers an area of 2,354 km². History The history of Kemah extends back to the Hittite period. It is first mentioned in a text from the reign of Hittite King Suppiluliuma I, where it is referred to as “Kumaha” during a war with the king of Hayasa, Kranis. Throughout history, the district has been under

Sultan Melik Türbesi Nerede? Sultan Melik Türbesi, Erzincan’ın Kemah ilçesinde, Fırat Nehri kıyısındaki kayalık bir tepenin üzerinde yer alır. Bu konum türbeye hem görkemli hem de korunaklı bir hava katmıştır. Türbe, Anadolu’nun en eski Türk beyliklerinden biri olan Mengücek Beyliği dönemine aittir. Bugün hem tarih meraklıları hem de Erzincan’a gelen ziyaretçiler için önemli bir gezi noktasıdır. (Yapay Zeka ile Oluşturuldu) " image-element-format="right" image-source="https://cdn.t3pedia.org/med

Kemah is a district in the Eastern Anatolia Region of Türkiye, known for its historical and cultural richness. Located approximately 52 km from the city center of Erzincan, Kemah covers an area of 2,354 km². History Kemah’s history extends back to the Hittite period. It is mentioned as “Kumaha” in a text dating to the reign of Hittite King Suppiluliuma I during a war with the king of Hayasa, Kranis. Throughout history, the district has served as a home to numerous civilizations including the Per