What is the history of the ancient city of Efiz?

According to the ancient legend, Efiz was founded by a female warrior of Amazon. The name of the city comes from A PASAS PASAS, which means "Mother Goddess City" in the period of alzas Wa alzas Swa Kingdom. The ancient city of Efiz was established as early as the end of the Bronze Age, but in the long historical evolution process, Efiz has undergone several changes in order to adapt to people's living habits and meet people's needs at that time. Carian Kaya and Lelegian Lelegg were the earliest settlers in this city. Around 1200 BC, Ionians began to move into this city. According to some legends, the ancient city was rebuilt by Andlau Cross Androrus, the son of King Codrus of Athens, occupying a large area of land from the river Calliste Gaius Tus to the shore. At the suggestion of the fortune teller, people at that time followed a fish and a wild boar and finally determined the location of the city. When Ionian immigrants woke up and joined the alliance headed by Effes, Ionian city developed rapidly.