tullilerin

Tullilerin, also known as the "Tulli people," are an indigenous ethnic group primarily residing in the southern regions of Turkey. They are part of the broader Kurmanji-speaking Kurdish community, which is one of the two main branches of the Kurdish language. The Tulli people have a rich cultural heritage, with traditional customs, music, and dance that reflect their historical and geographical influences.

The Tulli people have a long history of resistance against various forms of oppression, including Ottoman rule and more recently, the Turkish government's policies aimed at assimilating Kurdish communities. Their resistance has often been marked by peaceful protests, such as the Tulli rebellion in the 19th century, which was a significant event in the broader context of Kurdish resistance against Ottoman rule.

Today, the Tulli people continue to preserve their cultural identity through language, traditions, and community gatherings. They face ongoing challenges related to political and social marginalization, but their resilience and cultural richness remain a vital part of Turkey's diverse ethnic landscape. Efforts to promote cultural exchange and understanding between the Tulli people and other communities in Turkey are ongoing, reflecting a broader movement towards greater inclusivity and recognition of the country's ethnic and linguistic diversity.