Özet:

Trakya is an important historical and geographical region of Southeast Europe. This region is divided into the regions of Turkey (Eastern Trakya), Greece (West Trakya) and Bulgaria (North Trakya). The region, which is called Eastern Trakya, is located in the northeastern part of Turkey. Here are Edirne, Kırklareli, Tekirdağ, the European side of Istanbul and the Gelibolu district of Çanakkale. Before the Ottomans, the Greeks, the Persian Empire, the Roman Empire, the Gothers, the Visigots, the Slavic communities, the Bulgarian dynasty and the Byzantine Empire were dominated in this region. The Greek cities such as Bosporos, Byzantion, Propontis, Khersonesos, Abdera and Ainos and the Roman cities such as Hadrianapolis (Edirne) and Serdica (Sofia) have become the important economic and cultural centers of the time. In this region, the Turkish language is spoken in the East Trakya. Usually in Eastern Trakya, the "Gacals", Bulgaria, Greece, Yugoslavia (an old) migrants, Tatar, Pomak, Mountains, Circles, Romans, Vishnaks live and speak these mouths. In recent years there has been a huge immigration in this area. Therefore, Eastern Trakya mouths are at risk of disappearance. We must make compilations on the field studies and the names of nations (etnons), land names (toponyms), silicon names (microtoponyms), animal names (zoonyms) and plant names (fitonums). We must classify the Ayroca Ottoman cemetery, books and collect various folkloric materials.