page_title: Şerefli, Adıyaman
hierarchical_section_title: Şerefli, Adıyaman
caption_attribution_description: English: Skyline of Serefli vilalge
context_page_description: Şerefli is a village in the District of Adıyaman, Adıyaman Province, Turkey. 37°48'20.3"N 38°05'01.5"E Şerefli means honorable in Turkish. Contrary to the popular belief, this village is not ethnically Kurdish. Majority of the dwellers are descendants of a Turkish tribe popularly known as Karakecililer who were domiciled by Seljuk commander Ertugrul Gazi after 1071. The village is within 20 kilometers distance to Adiyaman Province's city center. Şerefli is surrounded by Elciler, Tepecik, Yaylakonak, Kusakli, and Gunesli villages. The village is perched on the periphery of a tor which is locally known as Sarikaya, literally translating to English as ''yellow rock''. Şerefli's west boundaries are marked by a fresh water stream known as ''Tilkihan brook'.
context_section_description: Şerefli is a village in the District of Adıyaman, Adıyaman Province, Turkey. 37°48'20.3"N 38°05'01.5"E Şerefli means honorable in Turkish. Contrary to the popular belief, this village is not ethnically Kurdish. Majority of the dwellers are descendants of a Turkish tribe popularly known as Karakecililer who were domiciled by Seljuk commander Ertugrul Gazi after 1071.  The village is within 20 kilometers distance to Adiyaman Province's city center. Şerefli is surrounded by Elciler, Tepecik, Yaylakonak, Kusakli, and Gunesli villages. The village is perched on the periphery of a tor which is locally known as Sarikaya, literally translating to English as ''yellow rock''. Şerefli's west boundaries are marked by a fresh water stream known as ''Tilkihan brook'.
caption: Serefli skyline
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