Şahmeran

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The symbol of Tarsus is Şahmeran. You can see his statue in the heart of the city. Do not go without reading the story

One day, a young man named Cemşab leaves his friends alone in one of the wells. While Cemşab is trying to get out of the well, his path crosses with Şahmeran. Şahmeran Cemşabı loves and tells him all the information that might be related to medicine. Cemşab learns everything about medical science to the finest detail. According to what some elders tell, the young Lokman doctor named Cemşab is himself. Days later, Cemşab wants to leave Şahmera and leaves. However, he promises to Shahmarana that he will not tell his place to anyone. Come and go, the sultan of that time gets sick and the only remedy for his illness is to eat the flesh of the Basilica. Vizier searches everywhere for Shahmaran. In order to find the bashmaran, he calls everyone to the bathhouse and secretly looks at people's bodies. Even though he did not know him at all, he called Cemşabı to the bathhouse. While he was undressed in the bath, Cemşap sees the stamps on Cemşab's body. Because of these stamps on people who see the Basilisk, the vizier Cemshab tortures and forcibly learns his place. Sahmeran, who was captured, sees that Cemşab is very upset and realizes that he willingly did not give him away. Sahmeran, who wants to see Cemşabı before dying, tells him some things. After he dies, he tells the sultan to feed his flesh and water to the vizier. Cemşab says okay. They kill the Shahmaran and the vizier will drink the water of Cemşap, and he will die there, and the sultan will get his meat to be fed to the sultan. What is the Basilisk legend? It is believed that the snakes, who still do not know that the Basilica died today, will one day learn that he has died and plunder the city and kill everyone. However, Shahmaran concealed from all the snakes that he died by doing some things before he died because he meant many things in the sense of goodness and righteousness. Even today snakes still do not know that according to legend Shahmaran died. Some old people even think that Basilisk lived according to legend. The story of Shahmaran is a beautiful legend that teaches that the good who does good will find good, and the evil person will find evil. In fact, in many places in the region, paintings depicting the Shahmaran and his snakes are hung.