Uğur Akkuş's grandfather is Halil İbrahim Akkuş. Grandfather Halil İbrahim Akkuş's grandfathers are members of the Karakeçili Family, which is the Ottoman Founder family, Karakeçili Family is a member of the Kayı clan of the Bozok branch of the Oghuzes. After the Battle of Manzikert in 1071, the family settled in today's Turkish lands. The family came from the Horasan region of Samarkand and migrated to Anatolia. settled down and engaged in farming and agriculture. The grandmother is a Sayyide of Arabian origin, a member of the Rifai family of Saudi Arabian origin.
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Karakeçili is a tribe, that is, a family name. It is the name of the tribe to which Ertuğrul Gazi and Osman Gazi belong (Sakallı, 1997: 15). Kayı is the name of one of the 24 tribes of the Oghuzs, to which Osman Bey was a member, who founded the Ottoman State. Kayı means strong, strong and strong.
He is an Ottoman founding family and his ancestor is Ertuğrul Gazi.
The Karakeçili tribe is a tribe belonging to the Kayı clan of the Bozok branch of the Oghuzes and settled in today's Turkey after the Battle of Manzikert in 1071. Today, they are concentrated in Central and Western Anatolia and Eastern and Southeastern Anatolia regions.
Karakeçili tribe; He is a member of the Kayı tribe of Bozoks, one of the two branches of the Oghuzs, who settled in Anatolia after the Battle of Manzikert, which resulted in the Great Seljuk State's defeat of the Byzantine Empire. According to historical sources, the community consisting of Tatars and Turkmens; first to Erzurum and Erzincan, and then to the Southeastern Anatolia Region. After the death of their lord Süleyman Shah, some of this community dispersed to Beriyye (the administrative region between Viranşehir and Derik today), and some to Anatolia. There are different opinions about the fate of the community under the management of Ertuğrul Gazi, who became the leader of the tribe after the death of . According to the History of Ruhi, the community settled on the outskirts of Karacadağ around Engüri (present-day Ankara). Between 1222-1230, Iznik Emperor III. Ertuğrul Gazi, who was aware of the struggles between Ioannis and the Anatolian Seljuk Sultan Alaeddin Keykubad I in the vicinity of Sultan Öyügü (todays Eskişehir) and Engürü (todays Ankara), participated in the battles to serve the army, and in this context, he took part in the siege of Karacahisar. In 1230, due to the Battle of Yassı Çemen with the Khwarezmshahs and the Battle of Kösedağ with the Mongols, Alaeddin Keykubad I and III. Peace was established between Ioannis. After a short time, Alaeddin Keykubad I gave Ertuğrul Gazi or his ancestors Söğüt as winter quarters and Domaliç as summer pastures. Neşrî conveys this information in Ruhî History from Ruhî. Âşıkpaşazâde, on the other hand, shortened these narratives and changed the content and transferred the events to the period of Osman Bey. According to another story, Ertuğrul Gazi and his tribe, who settled on the outskirts of Karacadağ around Surmeli Çukur (Aras River valley) or Enguri from Ahlat, stayed here for a while, and Iznik Emperor III. He took part in the army of Alaeddin Keykubad I against Ioannis. However, after I. Alaeddin Keykubad's return to Konya due to the Mongol attacks, Ertuğrul appointed Söğüt as winter quarters and Domaliç as summer pastures.
On the other hand, II. Abdülhamid formed a 200-man spear company called the Söğütlü Maiet Squadron, which was composed of selected young people from Karakeçi. Mehmed Efendi, the commander of the division from Karakeçi; He used to spend the night with one of his compatriots, next to the room where Sultan Abdulhamid slept. II. Abdulhamid's; It is recorded that he referred to them as "his own compatriots" and introduced the Söğütlü Suite Company to the German Emperor Wilhelm as "my relatives".
Ottoman Sultan II. In a pamphlet written during the reign of Abdülhamid, it is told that the name of the tribe was given to them by Ertuğrul Gazi. According to this, during the conquest of Karacahisar, when the tribe resorted to a war trick by attaching a searchlight to the horns of black goats and covering a felt tent called "alaycık" (alacık), Ertuğrul Gazi said, "Come on, my alps, come on, my Karakeçili nomads" and the tribe was called by this name. had been the occasion. On another page where the mockingbird is described, it is stated that the name of the tribe comes from here, as the smoke coming out of the window in the middle of the tent covered with white felt transforms the white felt into black felt.
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