The Turkification process of Western Anatolia and the nomads in the banner of Aydın

The Oğuz are considered to be the oldest ancestors of the Turks. They changed the course of World History by migrating from Central Asia due to various reasons. Anatolia, where we live and which is our homeland, has been the homeland of the Oguz since the XI century. We can see that in almost every region of Turkey, 24 oguz tribes come and keep their homeland and leave their mark on these regions. As a result of the Mongol pressure that took place in the XIII century, the Turks migrated from Central and Eastern Anatolia and came to Western Anatolia. By establishing important Turkmen principalities here, they played an important role in the Turkification and Islamization of Western Anatolia. The Yoruks who are the subject of this study are the Oğuz Turks who live in the winter quarters at certain times of the year on the plateau at certain times of the year and live on animal husbandry, who do simple agriculture in their winter quarters and live in clay tents. The basis of his thesis work is the Karakeçili tribe belonging to the Kayı Tribe.