Behramşah Kalesi - Behramşah Kalesi

Name: Behramşah Kalesi - Behramşah Kalesi
Address: 66300 Muşalikalesi/Akdağmadeni/Yozgat, Turkey, Muşalikalesi/Akdağmadeni/Yozgat, 66300, Turkey

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Address :	66300 Muşalikalesi/Akdağmadeni/Yozgat, Turkey
Postal code :	66300
Categories :	Historical landmark , Tourist attraction ,
City :	Muşalikalesi/Akdağmadeni/Yozgat

66300 Muşalikalesi/Akdağmadeni/Yozgat, Turkey

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Ü	ÜMİT KOÇYİĞİT on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Bu kale Anadolu Selçuklu Beylerinden olan Necmeddini Behramşahı Candar Beyin kalesidir. Kendisi Anadolu Selçukluya bela olan Sultanın bile baş edemediği Selahattin Köpek’i Sultanın emri ile öldüren kişidir. Kale üzerinde Ali Çelebi ve Mahmut Çelebiye ait beylerin türbeleri var. Maalesef o tarihi sülüs yazılar ve el yapımı karartma ve oyma taşlar defineciler yüzünden tahrip edilmiş. Türbeler kazılmış kemikleri bile dışarıda kalmış. Kalede 8 sen fazla türbe var ve evliya zatların mezarları. Onlarda bakımsız. Gezmeye gelip görmeye değer. Tarihe nasıl değer verilmediği bu Anadolu’nun son kalesi ile örnek gösterilebilir. This castle is one of the Anatolian Seljuk Bey Necmeddini Behramşahı Candar Beyin castle. He was the one who killed Selahattin Köpek, who was unable to cope even with the Sultan, who was in trouble for the Anatolian Seljukids. There are tombs of Ali Çelebi and Mahmut Çelebiye. Unfortunately, the historical sülüs writings and handmade dimming and carving stones were destroyed by treasure hunters. The mausoleums even dug out. There are more than 8 tombs in the castle and the graves of the saints. They're neglected. Worth a visit if you come to stroll. How the history is not valued can be cited as an example with this last stronghold of Anatolia.
K	Kazim Esmer on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Heryer tarih kokuyor . Gezilip görülmesi gereken bir yer . Köy halkının değerliliği tarihin değerliliği ile bütünleşip uygar medeniyetlere ev sahipliği yapmış Anadolunun güzide tarih kenti Everywhere smells of history. It is a must-see place. The distinguished historical city of Anatolia, which has been home to civilized civilizations by integrating the worthiness of the village people with the worthiness of history
h	hüseyin günduz on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Muşalikalesi (Karahisar-ı Behramşah) köyün kuzeyinde bulunan yüksek bir tepe üzerinde kurulmuş, ufak bir kaledir. Gıyaseddin Keykavus (1237-1246) emirlerinden Necmed-din Behramşah-ı Candar’a ait olan bu kale XIII. Yüzyılın ilk yarısında yapılmıştır.Halen büyük bir bölümü ayakta kalan kale görülmeye değerdir. Kalenin batı eteğinde baldaken planlı iki türbe bulunmaktadır. Bunlardan kaleye yakın olanı Ali Çelebi aşağıda olanı ise Mahmut Çelebi Türbesidir. Türbeler mezar taşlarına göre 1466-1471 yıllarına tarihlenmektedir. Muşalikalesi (Karahisar-ı Behramşah) is a small castle built on a high hill in the north of the village. This castle belonging to Necmed-din Behramşah-ı Candar, one of the orders of Gıyaseddin Keykavus (1237-1246). The castle, which was built in the first half of the century, is still worth seeing. There are two baldaken planned tombs on the western skirt of the castle. The one close to the castle is Ali Çelebi and the one below is Mahmut Çelebi Tomb. The tombs are dated to 1466-1471 according to the tombstones.
s	sedat eğilmez on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Anadolu'nun tarih dolu koselerinden biri çok güzel. One of Anatolia's historical runs is very beautiful.
A	Ali Köse on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Selçuklu dönemine ait bu kale Anadolunun merkezi konumunda önemli bi yeri vardır ticaret yolunda bulunmaktadır görülmesi gereken bir yer This castle belonging to the Seljuk period has an important place in the center of Anatolia.
A	Alperen Solmaz on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Burdan Yozgat il başkanı'na sesleniyorum. Yozgatın tarihi olan yerlerin değerlendirilmesini arz ediyorum. I am calling out to the Yozgat provincial president from here. I would like to evaluate the historical places of Yozgat.
e	engin musa aslan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Her ne kadar kaleden geriye bir kaç sur parçası kalsa da yolunuz yozgata falan düşerse görmeye değer bir yer.. Although there are only a few parts of the walls left from the castle, it is a place worth seeing if you go to yozgata or something.
A	Andreas Mauersberger on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Die Burg Behramşah Kalesi, die zu den historischen Werten von Yozgat zählt, aber ein geringes Besucherpotenzial hat, da sie nicht viel beworben wurde, ist eine der idealen Sehenswürdigkeiten für Erkundungsliebhaber. Behramşah Kalesi ist eine kleine Burg auf einem hohen Hügel nördlich des Dorfes im Dorf Musalikalesi. Diese Burg, die Necmed-din Bahramşah-ı Candar gehört, einem der Orden von Gıyaseddin Keykavus (1237-1246), wurde wahrscheinlich im 13. Jahrhundert erbaut. Es soll in der ersten Hälfte des Jahrhunderts gebaut worden sein. Ein großer Teil der Burg Behramşah ist bis heute erhalten geblieben. An der Förderung dieser Struktur, die den Tourismus aktivieren kann, wurde jedoch nicht viel getan. Aus diesem Grund ist sie nicht bekannt. Interessanter sind die beiden Gräber am Fuß der Burg Im Westen der Burg sind die Gräber von Ali Çelebi und Mahmut Çelebi. Das dem Schloss am nächsten liegende Grab ist das Grab von Ali Çelebi und das darunter liegende Grab von Mahmut Çelebi. Es gibt Grabsteine innerhalb und außerhalb des Grabes. Laut Inschrift muss das Grab zwischen 871/1466 oder 875/1471 errichtet worden sein. Es gibt kein dekoratives Element. Der Rest der beiden Gräber westlich von Musali - Mushallim Castle ist ein Grab mit einer zerstörten Kuppel. Ich habe sie im "Reisebericht Tokat Yozgat Teil 75" erwähnt und als empfehlenswert beschrieben und besichtigten sie am 14.08.2021. Behramşah Kalesi Castle, which is one of the historical values of Yozgat but has little visitor potential as it has not been advertised much, is one of the ideal sights for those who love exploration. Behramşah Kalesi is a small castle on a high hill north of the village in Musalikalesi village. This castle, owned by Necmed-din Bahramşah-ı Candar, one of the orders of Gıyaseddin Keykavus (1237-1246), was probably built in the 13th century. It is said to have been built in the first half of the century. Much of the Behramşah Castle has been preserved to this day. However, not much has been done to promote this structure that can activate tourism. For this reason it is not known. The two graves at the foot of the castle are more interesting To the west of the castle are the graves of Ali Çelebi and Mahmut Çelebi. The tomb closest to the castle is the tomb of Ali Çelebi and the tomb of Mahmut Çelebi below. There are tombstones inside and outside the grave. According to the inscription, the grave must have been built between 871/1466 or 875/1471. There is no decorative element. The rest of the two tombs west of Musali - Mushallim Castle is a tomb with a ruined dome. I mentioned it in the "Travel Report Tokat Yozgat Part 75" and described it as recommendable and visited it on 08/14/2021.