İncesu

There is no work that examines the historical development of the district since its foundation. Information about the history of the district was obtained by using the information obtained by the researchers about the history of the district, the inscriptions on the historical buildings and the resources related to the history of Kayseri Province.

One of the caves, rock tombs and carved motifs on the cave walls in the Derebağ area near the district center and near the Örenşehir District BC It is understood that it goes back to dates. In the census of 1520, it is seen that the settlements around İncesu (Kızılören, Boran barracks, Rubbing, Örenşehir, Garipçe, Küllü, İmamlı) are the places where the Yörük tribes lived in Karataş district. A large complex of caravanserais, mosques, madrasahs, baths, fountains, bakeries, shops and waterways was built by Vezir Karamustafa Pasha, who stayed at the location of today's District Center in 1660. It is a settlement that dates back thousands of years. As one of the many transit roads in Anatolia, it is the first distance and accommodation of a road connecting Central Anatolia to South Anatolia, as well as the important meeting point in the crossing of the historical salt road coming from the Southwest and going to Baghdad.