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Muslims and 594 Christians. However, a significant Muslim emigration from the town to
Anatolia took place between 1881 and 1931, reducing the Muslim population ratio to only 36% in 1901, 32.5% in 1911, 30% in 1921, and 24% in 1931. One explanation for this exodus may be the general anxiety that prevailed among the island's Muslim population during the Balkan and First World wars, when the Ottomans fought against Greece in the former and Britain in the latter. Proclamation of the island as a British colony in 1924 caused further Turkish Cypriot emigration to Anatolia, symptomatic of the weak bond the Cypriot Turkish population had with the town. The Turkish Cypriot population proportion continued to decrease until 1960 when it reached 20%.
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the castle. The number of new hotels and tourists multiplied and a new road was constructed in the early 1970s connecting the town to
Nicosia from the east. The town's cultural activities greatly increased. Other than the many traditional cultural and religious fairs and festivals annually celebrated, flower shows, yachting races, concerts and theater performances were organized. Kyrenia, the smallest of Cypriot towns, was undoubtedly the island's most precious jewel.
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Catsellis, a young repatriate from the United States, came to the rescue by building the town's first modern hotels, the Seaview in 1922 and the Dome in 1932. Kyrenia's mild climate, picturesque harbour, numerous archeological sites, panoramic views that combined sea, mountains and vegetation,
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and invited street artists from Europe for performances. It has also been praised for its inclusive approach to local musicians as a way of encouraging cultural activity in
Northern Cyprus. Under mayor Nidai Güngördü, the festival was renamed "Kyrenia Days of Culture and Arts" with activities spread
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In addition to its historical harbour, Kyrenia is home to a port named the
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British rule however, also saw increased economic hardship for the population. High taxation, frequent droughts, and a world economic depression were precipitating factors for a mass exodus of people from the town and district, first to Egypt and then to the United States. The
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Through the use of milestones during Roman times, a new source appeared which shows that the road circuit around the island was completed. Kyrenia was connected via Soli and Paphos to the western and southern part of the island. At the same time, the road to the east was extended along the shore to
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which was lost for over a thousand years and rediscovered in medieval times, is a further important source upon which the later cartography of the
Renaissance is based. Ptolemy, who lived in Alexandria, Egypt, about 150 A.D., gives the distances between the towns and settlements of Cyprus which are
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Despite these difficulties, the 1960s and early 1970s was a period of lively cultural and economic activity. A new town hall was built and a Folklore Museum established. The ancient shipwreck already alluded to was reassembled, together with all its amphorae and cargo, and permanently exhibited at
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In 1893, a hospital was built through private contributions and effort. By the 1900s (decade), Kyrenia was a buzzing little town with a new school building, its own newspaper, and social, educational, and athletic clubs. It was also a favoured vacation spot for many wealthy Nicosian families. Many
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conquered Cyprus in 1191. The mountaintop castle of St. Hilarion dominates the town of Kyrenia and is visible for many miles along the coast. Historical records show that the castle was originally a monastery, founded about 800 when a monk by the name of Hilarion chose the site for his hermitage.
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The town's trade with the Anatolian coast and beyond the Levant sea was badly affected when in 1885, the then British government of the island began the Kyrenia harbour works that left the harbor wide open to the northern gales. Slowly, over the next decades, scores of caiques were wrecked within
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reached Kyrenia on 22 July 1974 during the UN-sponsored cease fire. The majority of the Greek Cypriot population of the city fled in the wake of the Turkish advance. A small group of Greek Cypriots who tried to remain within Kyrenia were kept in the Dome Hotel until October 1975, after which they
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An inscription found at the base of a limestone statue dating from 13 to 37 AD, refers to 'Kyrenians Demos' that is, the town's inhabitants. Here as everywhere else, the Romans left their mark by constructing a castle with a seawall in front of it so that boats and ships could anchor in safety.
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on the Cilician coast to Cyprus and circumnavigated the island, gave the distances from Asia Minor to the nearest point in Cyprus. This was 300 stadia, about 55 000 metres. He also recorded distances between towns. From Soli to Kyrenia he counted 350 stadia, from Kyrenia to Lapithos 50 and from
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governments, the island was ceded to Great Britain as a military base in the eastern Mediterranean. At first Great Britain did not undertake major administrative changes, so Kyrenia remained the district's capital. A road was constructed through the mountain pass to connect the town to
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were successful in dominating the whole island, all city kingdoms were abolished. Kyrenia however, because of its maritime trade, continued to prosper. In the 2nd century BC, it is cited as one of six Cypriot towns which were benefactors to the Oracle at
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In 1960, Cyprus gained its independence from Great Britain. However, the intercommunal conflict that broke out in 1963–64 between the island's Greek and Turkish population again eroded Kyrenia's prosperity. While skirmishes in Kyrenia were minimal, the
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at the east end of the old harbour is a spectacular site. The castle dates back to Byzantine times and has served the Byzantines, Crusaders, Venetians, Ottomans, and British. Within its walls there is a 12th-century chapel containing reused late
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to meet the threat that the use of gunpowder and cannons posed. The castle's royal quarters and three of its four thin and elegant Frankish towers were demolished and replaced by thickset circular towers that could better withstand cannon fire.
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and international musicians participate. Another such organization is the Bellapais Spring Music Festival, which features operas and classical music concerts from Turkish Cypriot, Turkish and international individuals and institutions.
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and cut-rock cemeteries which are considered among the island's most important specimens of this period. Later, some of these caves were converted into churches and feature iconography, the most representative of which is that found at
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As the town grew prosperous, the Romans established the foundations of its castle in the 1st century AD. Kyrenia grew in importance after the 9th century due to the safety offered by the castle, and played a pivotal role under the
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After the Second World War, more hotels were built and the town remained a favoured vacation spot for people from Nicosia and foreign travellers alike. To the town's Greek and Turkish inhabitants were added many from
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The city hosted the Golden Island International Film Festival in 2014, the first time such an organization took place in Northern Cyprus. 20 Turkish Cypriot films were shown in the festival as well as foreign films.
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Later, perhaps in 1100, the monastery was changed into a castle. The easternmost of the three castles is Kantara castle. Sources only mention the castle in the year 1191, when Richard Lion-Heart captured the island.
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In 1505, a plague that was thought to have originated in Anatolia killed a quarter of the town's population. Another plague that originated in the Levant and affected parts of the island struck the town in 1523.
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and Kyrenia. This lively maritime activity (late 4th or early 3rd century BC) is evident in an ancient shipwreck discovered by Andreas Kariolou in 1965, just outside Kyrenia harbour. The vessel's route along
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In its heyday, just before the British occupation of the island in 1878, Kyrenia harbour was a quiet, often ignored, port between Cyprus and other countries in Europe and the Middle East. From there local
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Kyrenia annually hosts the Kyrenia Festival of Culture and Arts for the whole month of June. The festival includes concerts ranging from popular Turkish bands and singers, such as
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capitols, and a shipwreck museum. Huge round towers that the Venetians built in 1540 occupy the corners. These strengthened the castle against the artillery of the time..
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Karpasia and Urania on the Karpas peninsula. During the following centuries, Kyrenia is variously named on the maps as Ceraunia, Cerenis, Keronean, Kernia and Kerini.
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could be slung to close the harbour to any enemies. The Anglican Church of St. Andrews is behind the castle, close to the bus station, and is open all year round.
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rule as the city never capitulated. The castle has been most recently modified by the Venetians in the 15th century, but the city surrendered to the
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found fertile ground in the area. Early Christians used the old quarries of Chrysokava, just east of Kyrenia castle, as
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homes were converted into pensions and boardinghouses and in 1906, the first hotel, Akteon, was built by the sea.
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1026:, who chose Kyrenia as their permanent place of residence.
559:
Another medieval reproduction of an ancient scroll is the '
783:, in 395 Cyprus came under the Byzantine emperors and the
2133:"Örnek olaylarla belediyecilik: II. Girne Kent Kurultayı"
803:
went to war with him and became the island's new master.
661:
2526:"Kıbrıs İklimi - K.K.T.C. Meteoroloji Dairesi Müdürlüğü"
771:
XIII century flag of the Lusignan family, Kyrenia castle
716:, and from the rich archeological finds dating from the
2603:"Girne'de hijyen denetimleri akşamları da devam ediyor"
1823:
List of twin towns and sister cities in Northern Cyprus
1674:
Street art in Kyrenia: steps painted in rainbow colours
699:
the king of Lapithos and the king of Kyrenia. Once the
516:, which is Greek and has a closed winter harbour; the
2842:"18. Uluslararası Bellapais Müzik Festivali başlıyor"
2281:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. p. 61.
1745:
ARUCAD (Arkın University of creative arts and design)
504:
The earliest document which mention Kyrenia is the '
465:, and the town came to be predominantly inhabited by
2264:
Oriens christianus in quatuor Patriarchatus digestus
1774:, poet, nominated for Nobel Literature Prize in 1988
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between 1324 and 1359. You can also see the Ancient
978:
St Andrew's Church is part of the Anglican church's
625:came first ashore, to found the ancient Kingdom of
608:
383:
2319:Cyprus, the Franks and Venice, 13th-16th Centuries
954:In 1878, following a secret agreement between the
851:took the castle of Kyrenia from the supporters of
695:(19.79) observes that in 312 BC. Ptolemy arrested
2626:. TRNC Department of Tourism and Planning. p. 17.
2279:The Kingdom of Cyprus and the Crusades, 1191-1374
1646:One of the many seaside facilities around Kyrenia
1126:Kyrenia harbour is currently a tourist location.
859:was one of the victims and he had never met her.
4001:
832:coat of arms detail crests above the gateway to
2435:"Restoration of the Kyrenia Harbour has begun"
775:With the division of the Roman Empire into an
720:excavated within the present-day town limits.
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3438:
3113:
2400:Kyrenia Chrysocava Cultural Foundation © 2000
2189:"Girne, Kuzey Kıbrıs’ın ‘’turizm başkenti.’’"
1827:
68:
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4030:Populated coastal places in Northern Cyprus
2999:Girne İle ÇankayaBelediyesi. Archived from
2926:Girne İle Bükreş Belediyesi. Archived from
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2686:. TRNC Department of Ports. Archived from
2637:"Çözüm süreci adada ekonomiyi canlandırdı"
2411:"CYPRUS: Big Troubles over a Small Island"
2337:University of Kyrenia – Girne Üniversitesi
2181:"Kuzey Kıbrıs'ın turizm başkenti Girne'de"
2023:], Northern Cyprus High Election Board
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581:. One such town, located near present-day
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2820:"Girne hosts Golden Island Film Festival"
2065:TRNC Regional Administrations Report 2019
2041:TRNC Regional Administrations Report 2019
1141:Panorama of Kyrenia Castle (Girne Kalesi)
556:marked by cycles. He also lists Kyrenia.
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3029:Karsiyaka Municipality. Archived from
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2267:, Paris 1740, Vol. II, coll. 1073-1074
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1782:Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople
1778:Patriarch Gregory II of Constantinople
1213:Church of Mother Mary Robed in White.
409:) is a city on the northern coast of
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2776:"Girne kültür sanat günleri başlıyor"
2578:Defence Sites II: Heritage and Future
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2304:Cyprus: Society and Culture 1191-1374
2174:A number of press reports, including:
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1806:, politician and ex-mayor of Nicosia
999:grew significantly from 49% to 67%.
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2021:Northern Cyprus High Election Board
2016:Northern Cyprus High Election Board
1980:Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
1800:, founder and first king of Kyrenia
1766:Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
24:
4025:Populated places in Girne District
4020:Municipalities in Kyrenia District
2624:Turizm İstatistikleri Yıllığı 2009
1160:Archangelos Church and Icon Museum
894:An illustration of Kyrenia in 1837
747:recounts, under 6 May, that under
350:The municipality in NC eGov portal
25:
4051:
4040:Municipalities of Northern Cyprus
3093:Kyrenia harbour guide and history
3075:
2953:"Girne'den 'Kardeş'lik teşekkürü"
2244:(Libreria Editrice Vaticana 2001
2060:KKTC Yerel Yönetimler Raporu 2019
2036:KKTC Yerel Yönetimler Raporu 2019
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1090:Greek military junta of 1967–1974
925:Ottoman cemetery, dome and graves
469:. While the city suffered little
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2710:"Girne'nin Festivali Başlıyor"
2551:"Şehirler ve Görülecek Yerler"
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1010:building. That same year, the
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1259:Köppen climate classification
1240:, is said to have fled after
739:. The latest editions of the
3089:travel guide from Wikivoyage
2339:(in Italian). Archived from
2146:(1): 116–122. Archived from
2091:Media, Culture & Society
1948:The Kyrenia Shipwreck Museum
1902:, İzmir, Turkey (since 1998)
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344:Kyrenia Turkish municipality
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1390:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
1320:Mean daily maximum °C (°F)
1183:Bellapais Abbey inner court
862:In 1489, Cyprus came under
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2754:"Girne'de festival zamanı"
2581:. WIT Press. p. 130.
2391:ΙΔΡΥΜΑ ΚΕΡΥΝΕΙΑ ΧΡΥΣΟΚΑΒΑ.
1960:The new harbour of Kyrenia
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2475:Bağışkan, Tuncer (2005).
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1729:Girne American University
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3023:"Karsiyaka - Twin Towns"
2684:"Girne Liman Başkanlığı"
2396:18 February 2007 at the
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1832:Kyrenia is unofficially
1790:, vice president of the
797:Isaac Komnenos of Cyprus
438:(1300 BC). According to
2321:. Ashgate. p. 187.
2140:Çağdaş Yerel Yönetimler
2000:by any UN state except
1817:International relations
1764:, 2nd President of the
1703:from May to September.
1625:Source 1: BBC Weather
1189:Agha Cafer Pasha Mosque
1038:Kyrenia Harbour in 1967
810:, and then in 1192, to
3059:Muratpasa Municipality
2993:"Çankaya - Twin Towns"
2778:. Havadis. 18 May 2016
2553:. Near East University
2277:Edbury, P. W. (1991).
2212:3 January 2015 at the
1863:, Romania (since 2013)
1792:European Patent Office
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3660:Yialousa/Yeni Erenköy
3650:Rizokarpaso/Dipkarpaz
3645:Komi Kebir/Büyükkonuk
3498:North Nicosia/Lefkoşa
2306:. BRILL. p. 123.
2242:Martyrologium Romanum
2131:Fındık, Ünal (1998).
2082:Şahin, Sanem (2011).
1986:from the Republic of
1984:declared independence
1850:, Turkey (since 1999)
1733:University of Kyrenia
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319: • Summer (
293: • District
158:35.34028°N 33.31917°E
3531:Famagusta/Gazimağusa
3493:Louroujina/Akıncılar
2888:Mudanya - Twin Towns
2197:Google Search result
1812:, property developer
1692:Ramadan Cemil Square
1075:Turkish army invaded
839:In 1229, during the
801:Richard I of England
561:Tabula Peutingeriana
393:[t͡ʃeˈɾiɲˑa]
275:0 m (0 ft)
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3655:Trikomo/Yeni İskele
3536:Lefkoniko/Geçitkale
3508:Gazimağusa District
3488:Kythrea/Değirmenlik
1788:Pantelis Kyriakides
1756:Charlotte of Cyprus
1630:Source 2: K.K.T.C
1534:Average rainy days
1226:St. Hilarion Castle
857:Alice of Montferrat
841:civil war in Cyprus
685:Alexander the Great
615:Labours of Hercules
553:Claudios Ptolemaios
551:The 'Geography' of
154: /
3640:Galateia/Mehmetçik
3614:Güzelyurt District
3546:Pergamos/Beyarmudu
3478:Gerolakkos/Alayköy
3460:Municipalities of
3308:Famagusta District
3135:Municipalities of
3003:on 20 October 2013
2690:on 10 January 2015
2343:on 27 January 2017
2153:on 27 January 2017
1861:Bucharest Sector 4
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495:History of Kyrenia
259: • Mayor
163:35.34028; 33.31917
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3033:on 16 August 2019
2489:Bağışkan, p. 313.
2441:. 2 December 2022
2250:978-88-209-7210-3
1768:, born in Kyrenia
1758:, Queen of Cyprus
1634:
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1222:Buffavento Castle
1170:Archangel Michael
1080:in response to a
1012:Greco-Turkish war
845:Henry I of Cyprus
741:Roman Martyrology
712:and the other to
689:Antigonid dynasty
640:, 1125-1100s BC.
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