Felahiye Belediyesi

It is located in Kızılırmak spring in the north east of Kayseri as the settlement area of ​​Felahiye and its height from sea is 1,330 meters. Özvatan district in the east, Boğazlıyan district in the Yozgat province in the west, Çandır and Çayıralan in the Yozgat province in the north and the Kocasinan district in the Kayseri province in the south. The years of establishment of the district dates back to the time of the Hittites according to the historical monuments. After the Hittites, various civilizations ruled in the District and its environs, the most significant being the Roman and Ottoman civilizations. The most distinctive works of Roman civilizations are the Sıtmapınar and the Greek church, which is not present, and the name of the historical settlement. In the case of a village in the Roman Empire period, the Empire was destroyed under the rule of the Ottoman Empire after the collapse and the province of Yozgat Akdagmadeni District, while in the first years of the republic again Yozgat Province has become a township affiliated to Boğazlıyan County. In 1925, with the decision of Yozgat Provincial Resident Council, the district which was named ı FELAHİYE ”meaning merkez Salvation ında, was connected to Güneşli (Mancusun), which is from Bucaklarında Bucaklar of Kayseri Province in 1926. This commitment lasted until 15.10.1930, after that date the parish district on June 19, 1957 with the Law No. 7033 was the county. The first name of the district is Rumdiğin. When the name of the name of the district and how it is researched, various rumors are revealed, these rumors are very close to reality. Rum is said to have been built by this woman, known as Sıtmapınar, a district governed by her daughter while she was a ruler in Kayseri, Kayseri. Rum and his daughter name is called the name of Rumi Rumdi, is the name of the Roman woman in the sense of the name of the hryvnia has taken the name of the Rumi from time to time, meaning the Prince in the Anatolian Seljuks, the word of the word of the word of the Seljuks consisting of the merger of the word of the Seljuk came from a title, lived in the vicinity of Kapodokya and definitively. Roman DOGENE (Romanos DOGENES), who was married to the widow Emperor Avadokya (Avadoia), gave the name of Rumi after he became Emperor by adapting to his own name instead of a birth. It is said that with such a change in the period of the Ottomans, the name turned into Rumdiğin.