The Canbeg Tribe is one of the most populous tribal communities among the Kurds living in Central Anatolia.
With a history spanning centuries, the Canbegs attract attention with both their geographical distribution and cultural identity.
The Kurdish presence in Turkey is not limited to Eastern and Southeastern Anatolia.
There are also Kurdish tribes that have lived in the Polatlı and Haymana districts of Ankara for centuries.
One of these tribes is the Mikaîlî (Mikaîla) Tribe, whose roots go back a long way.
Despite its arid and seemingly unsuitable steppe structure, Zincirlikuyu village in Konya's Kulu district hosts hopes that have blossomed with a conscious approach.
One of the pioneers of this hope is Agricultural Engineer Mustafa Çakır.
Oral culture among Kurds has been the carrier of emotions, pain, joy and social memory throughout history.
Experienced events, loves, losses have generally been expressed through songs, laments and epics; these works have been passed down from generation to generation through memory, sound and word.