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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to study the relationship between childhood trauma and marriage harmony and to investigate whether childhood traumatic life events have an impact on marriage harmony and quality of life. Method: The research is in the relational scan model. The study was attended by 97 women, 68 men, randomly selected in different districts on the Anadolu side of Istanbul in September-April in the 2017-2018 years, with a total of 165 married individuals attended. Participants have participated in the research, according to the principle of volunteering, informed about the work, if they accepted. In the collection of data, the informed Volunteer Form, the sociodemographic data form, the childhood mental trauma, the scale of conformity in marriage were used. In the assessment of data, identifiable statistical methods (number, percentage, average, standard deviation) were used. In comparison of qualitative data, the difference between the two groups is tested and in comparison between the groups of parameters in the case of more than two groups, the ANOVA test and the Pearson Moments Collapse Correlation Assessment Analysis are used. Results: Participants Marriage Adaptation and Childhood Trauma Scale and Scale Under-Dimensional Points According to the Marriage Type (Great Procedure, Flirt) T-Test Results have no meaningful relationship according to the gender variable, Adaptation Scale Points average marriage Adaptation and Childhood Trauma Scale and Scale Under-Dimensional Points according to the case of childhood, group average has been meaningful according to the gender and statistically. There is more trauma in families with no children. But the family with a child is more emotional negligence. On the other hand, the maturity scale and trauma scale points of the participants to the educational levels of high school graduates the maturity scale points of the highest primary school graduates the highest trauma scale points of the highest. Income levels are the highest, while families with low economic levels are the highest, while families with low economic levels are the highest, while families with low economic levels are the highest. It can be said that the participant’s childhood trauma scale scores increase and the marriage conformity decreases. When taking into account the determination rate, it can be said that 12% of the total variance (variability) in marriage harmony is caused by childhood trauma. The study found that married couples had a positive, positive and meaningful relationship between their marriage agreements and the scale scale of their relationship.