MİTOS BARINDIRAN BİR HİKÂYE İÇİNDE ARANAN GERÇEKLİK: HADRİANOUTHERAİ’IN KURULUŞ TARİHİ

Year 2019, , 21 - 27, 01.09.2019

Mustafa Türk

https://doi.org/10.22520/tubaked.2019.20.002

Cited By: 2

Abstract

Hadrianoutherai, Balıkesir çevresinde yer alan konumu tartışmalı Roma İmparatorluk Dönemi kentlerinden biridir. Antik kaynaklar, kentin Hadrianus tarafından bölgede gerçekleştirdiği başarılı bir avın anısına kurulduğunu aktarmaktadır. Bu durum, Hadrianus’un Küçük Asya’daki iki gezisinden birinde kurulmuş olmasını gerektirse de gezilerin tam rotası ve kronolojisi kesinleştirilemediğindenkentin kuruluş tarihi tartışmalıdır. Literatürde imparatorun her iki gezisine de işaret eden görüşler vardır. Ayrıca gezilerin Küçük Asya ayağının birkaç yıllık süreyi kapsaması, sorunun çözümünü daha da zorlaştırmaktadır. Bu çalışma, kaynaklar ve modern literatürışığında Hadrianoutherai’ın kuruluş tarihini irdelemeyi amaçlamaktadır.

Keywords

Hadrianoutherai, Hadrianus, Balıkesir, Mysia

THE REALITY SOUGHT IN A STORY INVOLVING MITOS: HISTORY OF ESTABLISHMENT OF HADRIANOUTHERAI

Abstract

Hadrianoutherai is one of the cities remained from the Roman Imperial period whose location is controversial in the vicinity of Balıkesir. Ancient sources reported that the city was founded by Hadrian in memory of a successful hunting in the region. Although this situation requires Hadrianus to be establishment in one of the two trips in Asia Minor, the date of establishment of the city is still controversial since the exact route and chronology of the trips cannot be confirmed. There are opinions in the literature indicating both of the trips the emperor had. Moreover, the fact that the Asia Minor part of these trips had lasted for several years makes the problem even more difficult. This study aims to examine the history of the establishemnt of the city Hadrianoutherai in the light of sources and modern literature

Keywords

Hadrianoutherai, Hadrian, Balıkesir, Mysia

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