Historical infrastructure and place names of Turkmen settlements in Syria, Lebanon and Palestine

It is a Turkmen settlement that started irregularly in Syria, Lebanon and Palestinian lands in the Eastern Mediterranean part of the Middle East geography during the Umayyad-Abbasid periods and was reinforced with regular migration since the 11th century. The region, which was under the influence of the Seljuks and their successors (Emirates / Principalities, Zengis, Eyyubis), Crusaders and Mongols, other Turkic States (Mamluk, Timur, various Principalities / Khanates) and the longest Ottomans, entered a different medium since the 20th century. The French and British Mandate Administrations, which started with the First World War, were replaced by the Independent States with the Second World War. The process of civil wars / conflicts that started with the Israelization process of Palestine, almost routine in Lebanon and continued for ten years in Syria is like the summary of the last 70-odd years. Apart from this historical infrastructure, Turkmen settlements and name scans were carrieed over the regions of Syria, Lebanon and Palestine/Israel. A significant part of them are tabulated. In addition, the Turk / Turkmen communities in these countries are handled separately from socio-cultural aspects. And by analyzing the available data, both diagnostic and suggestion based information evaluations were made. In Levant, where the boundaries are uncertain and the chaos is continuous, the behavior habits and perceptions of the communities continue to play a dominant role in shaping their destinies.