Mardin Castle

We are in the eagle's nest in the castle of Mardin city, which is mentioned with many names, including 'Eagle's Nest' in its thousands of years. The construction of Mardin Castle, which is not fully known but the oldest information obtained about it dates back to 330 BC. Shad Buhari, the famous king of the period, who worships the fire and worships the sun, remains at Mardin Castle in 330. King Buhari, who was very ill in when he came here at first, recovers during his stay in the castle. Believing that Mardin Castle is healing, Buhari immediately builds a pavilion next to the castle and lives here for 12 years. Buhari, who brought many soldiers and civilians from his home town of Babylon and Persian to Mardin during his time in The Pavilion, convinces them to stay here in their new cities. The city has progressed quite quickly in the process. Mardin Castle, which has been home to the people of Buhari for many years, was shaken by a major plague outbreak in 442. With the plague outbreak reaching the extent of carnage, there are no survivors in and around the castle. After this incident, the castle remains empty for 100 years. When the historical scenes show their 975 years, Hamdani King Hamdani Bin Al Hasan Nasser Al Devle Bin Abdullah Bin Ham makes the city more sheltered by adding to Mardin Castle, which has been dominated for hundreds of years. The castle, which was encircled by The Mongolian Commander and founder of the Timur Empire, who lived in the 14th century, finds its place in the memories of Evliya Çelebi. Mardin Castle, also known as the castle that does not fall, with its very large water cisterns and its warehouses filled to the brim, still greets Mesopotamia every day with its long history of thousands of years.