Emir Ali Kümbeti

Square shape. Near Döner Kümbet.

It's a building in the city on its own. A well-kept place. Well taken care of.

There is also a cemetery of kayseri

I know it as Emir Ali Pişrev Tomb. If I am wrong, I would ask for it to be corrected.

Emir Ali Pişrev's tomb and martyrdom, as far as I know, the family members of the Emir are also medfun here.

A humble little building in the area where Erciyes street and Talas street intersect. There is no sarcophagus that lies here. Dr. According to Mustafa Işık, the sarcophagus made of marble was removed to the Kayseri Museum for protection. Ömer Ali, son of Ömer, who died here died in the middle of Ramadan in the month of Ramadan 752. According to the inscription on it, Emir Ali Pişrev is a martyr.

Emir Ali Tomb Inscription There is no sarcophagus in the cupola seen in the photographs. Emir Ali lived in Kayseri during the Principalities Period. Its coffer made of marble is 2m. X 1m. in size and is in the storage of Kayseri Museum. It was brought to the museum in 1938. Verseulkursi is written on it, in accordance with the tradition of the time. Emir Ali's nickname is "Pishrev". The translation of the Arabic inscription into Turkish is as follows: "This grave belongs to Emir Ali, son of Omar, who is deceased, happy, in need of the mercy of Allah. In 752 Mubarak died in the middle of Ramadan. Hijri 752 corresponds to the middle of Ramadan, 16 November 1350 as Gregorian. Emir Ali is also mentioned in the Travelogue of Ibnu Batuta (d: 1369). In Anatolia, where the Futuwvet / Ahi-Order Organization is widespread, he continues his tour remaining in their lodges. He writes that he is a great bey, that his dervish lodge is very beautiful, that he has affiliates from the notables of the city, when he is not a sultan, Ahi Bey looks for him. Of course, Ibn Batuta's visit is before Emir Ali's death. It was restored by foundations in 1955. It passed a maintenance in 2007. "Emir Ali Pishrev Martyrdom" is written on the small marble inscription on the Kümbed gate. ,