Halys

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Halys
Halys may refer to:The Halys River (Western cultures and languages from the Greek) in Anatolia (Asia Minor), Turkish Kızılırmak ("Red River")—Zoomable Map centered at Mouth/Delta locus at 41.72° N 35.95° E. The Battle of Halys (also very recently sometimes called the Battle of the Eclipse) which is the first battle in antiquity that is 'datable' with any certainty and took place on May 28 585 BC, between the Medes and the Lydians along the Halys River and it's valley (present-day "Kızılırmak" river in Turkey—(Zoomable Map centered at Mouth locus at 41.72° N 35.95° E ).In the Aeneid, Halys is a Trojan who defends Aeneas' camp from a Rutulian attack. He was killed by Turnus.A generic name proposed by Gray (1849) for a group of venomous pit vipers found in Asia. It is currently a synonym for the genus Gloydius.
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Kizilirmak
Le Kizilirmak (Rivière rouge en turc), appelé Halys dans l’Antiquité, est un fleuve d’Anatolie qui se jette dans la mer Noire. Avec ses 1 150 km, il s’agit du plus long fleuve de Turquie. Même s’il n’est pas navigable, c’est une importante source d’énergie hydroélectrique.
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Kizilirmak
Der 1.355 km lange Kizilirmak [] (griech. Halys) ist der längste ausschließlich durch die Türkei fließende Strom.
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Kizilirmak
Kızılırmak, Kizilirmak, Kyzył Irmak (Czerwona Rzeka) - najdłuższa rzeka w Turcji, znana w starożytności jako Halys.Ma około 1150 km długości, uchodzi do Morza Czarnego. Jest ważnym źródłem energii elektrycznej, na jej długości znajduje się szereg elektrowni wodnych.W starożytności stanowiła granicę pomiędzy Azją Mniejszą i resztą Azji.
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Kizilirmak
Il Kizilirmak (nell'antichità chiamato Halys) è il più lungo fiume della Turchia; il suo nome, in turco, significa fiume rosso. Lungo 1.150 km, nasce nell'altopiano anatolico orientale e sfocia nel mar Nero. Non è navigabile, ma lungo il suo corso sono state costruite alcune dighe ed oggi è un'importante fonte di energia idroelettrica. Sono la dighe di KesikköprüAltinkaya, di Kapulukaya e di Derbent.
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