The reason of this uprising in 1511 is the person who is also known as daha Karabıyıkoğlu da, ulu Şeyhoğlu ”or” Şeytankulu “in historical sources but also known as Şah Kulu or Şah Kulu Baba Tekeli. Sah Kulu is the son of Shah Ismail's father, Sheikh Haydar, who is the son of Hasan Khalifa. He is from Yalinli or Kizilyaka Village of Istanos in Teke Sanjak.
The Körbey Revolt, known as a part of the Celali rebellions chain, was taken out in 1659 by Mustafa Pasha, who was known as the Antalya governor of the middle of the 17th century and who was known as Körbey.
Mustafa Pasha, relying on his fortune and the soundness of the Antalya fortress in defense terms, rebelled against the Ottoman Empire, thinking that he could not resist himself. Thanks to the forces sent from the land and sea on the rebel movement, Antalya was surrounded by gunfire and the people stranded inside the fortress had to hand over the fortress to the government forces and gave Mustafa Pasha to Köse Ali Pasha, who was charged with suppressing the rebellion. Mustafa Pasha was strangled in navy ships. His followers were executed.
After the First World War, the Armistice of Mondros, Antalya and its surroundings were given to the Kingdom of Italy. In this period, invaders invaded Anatolia as they wanted. The Anatolian ports were filled with ships of the Entente States, their military schools were evacuated, their military offices were destroyed or burned; control of towns and villages passed into the hands of foreigners.
A group of prominent people in the town of Yörük Ali Efe in Antalya decided to hold a meeting to protect Antalya against the danger that the Greeks of Antalya would surrender their country to the entente forces if they received a little help from the outside. However, the results of the meetings could not be obtained. After a while heard the establishment of regional defense associations from various parts of Anatolia and the news from Samsun on May 19, 1919, the idea of establishing a defense society in Antalya brought up again.
