When the son of the Anatolian Seljuk State entered the influence of the Ilkhanians in the year, they began to form the principalities while they gathered the fares of the west. At the beginning of the 13th century, the Ottoman Seljuks Yalvaç, Borlu and Egirdir sides of the Teke tribe in the hands of the Turkmen who honored here at the end of the 13th century, Hamid Bey's grandson and the son of Ilyas Bey's pioneer Feleküddîn Dündar Bey. the exiles established the Hamitogullari Principality by declaring their independence in the basin of the lakes and before they took Uluborlu, then the center of Egirdir was made.
Dundar Bey, Gölhisar, Korkuteli and more Dundar Bey, who extended his country's borders to the south right after the establishment, extended the borders of Germiyan and Denizli to the boundaries of Hamitoğullanan Principality and raised Antalya as his brother. He gave it to the administration of Yunus Bey.
Speaking with Mameluke Mohammad Nasdar Muhammad and Hamidogullari Bey, İshak Bey's son, after the discussion, his brother Sinânüddin Hızır Bey, who was the Emir of Korkuteli, replaced him. Bey Bey, and then Bey Bey, then Bey Bey and Mübârizeddin Mehmet Bey passed.
Mübârizeddin Mehmet Bey's reign Antalya, 1216'te before and after the Turkish control was occupied for the first time. King Pierre I De Lusignan of Cyprus attacked Antalya, the center of Teke-el, on 24 August 1361. Mehmet Bey, who carried the Beyoglu center to Korkuteli, had banned the sale of food to the Cypriots before the seizure of Antalya. He then formed an alliance with Karamanoğlu Alâeddin Ali Bey and with 45,000 people and 8 galleons in Antalya, he made a fierce battle and couldn't get the city.
Mehmet Bey, who wanted to take over Antalya, gave him respect in the region and took the name of Teke Bey. Antalya, Finike, Kaş, Kalkanlı, Milli, Gömbe, Elmali, Korkuteli and Serik in the south of Anatolia and Antalya and Alanya region on the beach in the region began to be given as Teke-hand. Mehmet Bey, who founded alliances, conquered Antalya in 1373.
After Mehmet Bey, the Teke Principality lost its importance in the periods of Osman Çelebi and Mustafa Bey. In 1390, the Ottoman Sultan Yildirim Bayezid captured Antalya. Jesus gave Çelebi and then his son Mustafa Çelebi a flag.
After the Battle of Ankara, the Shahruh and his commanders sent by 10 units of Timur to Sivrihisar, and Korkuteli and Kitir in the end due to the terrible destruction, and Emir Shah Melik ransacked the whole of Teke-eli Sivni.
Timur gave Kutahya the future, Teke-eli to Karamanoğlu Mehmed Bey. Osman Çelebi Bey, who offered his loyalty to Timur, chose Korkuteli as the center of the city, preferring former principality except Antalya.
