Kütahya
Phrygia and Aizanoi. Read through place dossiers, regional narratives and source records.
Kütahya is read within the <a href="/en/bolge/ic-ege">Inner Aegean</a> narrative through links between places, periods and stories.
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District guides
Place inventory
Connected stories
Table and production narratives
Culture and memory narratives
- Aizanoi Macellum World's First Inflation Price Edict Inscription (301 CE)
- Battle of Dumlupınar and Victory of Commander-in-Chief (30 August 1922)
- Pergamon and Aizanoi: a Hellenistic Inner Aegean threshold
- From Clandras Aqueduct to Sebaste and Simav Eynal: Inland Aegean Water Engineering and Roman Thermal Springs
- From Hayme Ana Lands at Domaniç to Penkalas Bridges and Göbel Thermal: Ottoman Foundation, Roman Marble, and Thermal Healing
- From the Kilims of Eşme to Gediz and Sandıklı Hüdai: Natural Dyes, River Springs, and Roman Mud Baths
- Gediz Battle Victory and Construction of Abide Village Martyrdom Monument (October 1920)
- Rock Cities of the Inland Aegean and the Roman Stock Exchange: From Aizanoi to Ayazini and the Blaundos Cliffs
- Kayı Tribe Migration Route to Domaniç and Death of Hayme Ana (1281 CE)
- Emergence of Kütahya Tile Kilns and Construction of Çakırsaz Seljuk Han (1230 CE)
- Foundation of Sebaste (Sivaslı) by Emperor Augustus (20 BCE)
- From Seyitömer Bronze Age to Çakırsaz Han and Germiyan Tile Kilns: Ancient Loom Weights, Seljuk Hans, and UNESCO Tile Mansions
- From Simav Gölcük Crater to Gediz Abide Village and Hisarcık Aqueducts: 1,450m Volcanic Lake, 1920 Gediz Battle, and Roman Channels
- From Şaphane Alunite Mines to Emet Thermal Springs and Dumlupınar Victory: Alum Mines, Boron Waters, and August 30 Battle
- Emergence and Export of Uşak Eşme Yörük Root-Dyed Kilim Craft (1700)
Research stories and events
- Aizanoi Macellum World's First Inflation Price Edict Inscription (301 CE)
- Battle of Dumlupınar and Victory of Commander-in-Chief (30 August 1922)
- Pergamon and Aizanoi: a Hellenistic Inner Aegean threshold
- From Clandras Aqueduct to Sebaste and Simav Eynal: Inland Aegean Water Engineering and Roman Thermal Springs
- From Hayme Ana Lands at Domaniç to Penkalas Bridges and Göbel Thermal: Ottoman Foundation, Roman Marble, and Thermal Healing
- From the Kilims of Eşme to Gediz and Sandıklı Hüdai: Natural Dyes, River Springs, and Roman Mud Baths
- Gediz Battle Victory and Construction of Abide Village Martyrdom Monument (October 1920)
- Rock Cities of the Inland Aegean and the Roman Stock Exchange: From Aizanoi to Ayazini and the Blaundos Cliffs
- Kayı Tribe Migration Route to Domaniç and Death of Hayme Ana (1281 CE)
- Emergence of Kütahya Tile Kilns and Construction of Çakırsaz Seljuk Han (1230 CE)
- Foundation of Sebaste (Sivaslı) by Emperor Augustus (20 BCE)
- From Seyitömer Bronze Age to Çakırsaz Han and Germiyan Tile Kilns: Ancient Loom Weights, Seljuk Hans, and UNESCO Tile Mansions
- From Simav Gölcük Crater to Gediz Abide Village and Hisarcık Aqueducts: 1,450m Volcanic Lake, 1920 Gediz Battle, and Roman Channels
- From Şaphane Alunite Mines to Emet Thermal Springs and Dumlupınar Victory: Alum Mines, Boron Waters, and August 30 Battle
- Emergence and Export of Uşak Eşme Yörük Root-Dyed Kilim Craft (1700)
Source network
- Kültür Portalı · Dumlupınar İlk Hedef Anıtı
- Kültür Portalı · Dumlupınar Şehitliği
- Türkiye Kültür Portalı · Aizanoi Antik Kenti
- Kültür Portalı · Denizli El Dokumaları
- Kültür Portalı · Kütahya Kent Tarihi Müzesi
- Kültür Portalı · Dokur Evi
- Türkiye Kültür Portalı · Uşak
- Türkiye Kültür Portalı · Aizanoi
- Çanakkale Savaşları Gelibolu Tarihi Alan Başkanlığı · koruma ve envanter
- Kültür Portalı · Kocatepe Atatürk Anıtı ve Kitabesi
- Kültür Portalı · Dumlupınar İlk Hedef Anıtı
- UNESCO · Bergama Çok Katmanlı Kültürel Peyzajı
Frequently asked questions
What does the Kütahya guide bring together?
This page brings together 3 place dossiers and 6 connected stories for Kütahya in one geographic context.
How should I read the stops in Kütahya?
Rather than seeing places in isolation, follow them through their region, period, route and source records.