Hasinli Ceşmesi

It is destroyed, the water does not flow.

Why doesn't it belong to cultural assets or municipalities?

Lala Pasha Fountain: It is located in the Lala neighborhood in the Kiçikapı area, 10 m. away from the fountain XIII. century. However, this fountain was demolished and rebuilt in 1941 in the form of a dome in the middle of the square. The fountain is 4.80 m. in height. It has an octagonal plan and is made of cut stone. There are three taps on the body of the fountain. Hacı Veled Fountain: It is on the Hisarcık road and east of Hacı Veled Quarter. The inscription on the fountain shows the date of 1768. Hasbekkikçi Fountain: The inscription of the fountain on Osman Kavuncu Street states that the governor Ahmed Midhad Efendi had it built in 1916. Hasbek Kümbet Fountain: It is understood that the fountain located next to the mosque bearing the same name was built in 1714 by a philanthropist named Ürgüplü Derviş Mehmet Ağa. Hasinli Fountain: It is in Hasinli neighborhood and opposite to Hasinli Mosque. It was built by Derviş Mehmet Ağa from Ürgüp in 1714. Gülük Fountain: The fountain in front of the Gülük Mosque, whose construction date is unknown, is known as XVIII. In the 16th century, the Matbah was repaired by Emini Hacı Halil Bey and for this reason it is often referred to as the acı Hacı Halil Fountain ”. Gavremoğlu Fountain: Behind the Huand Hatun Complex, in Yanıkoğlu Neighborhood. Çeşme Seraceddin Madrasa is re-mounted on the back wall of the garden. According to the inscription, it was built in H. 914 (1508) by Pir Ahmet, the son of Hacı Aziz. After the restoration of the fountain in 1885; Gavremoğlu fountain Pir Ahmed's work He poured this kevseri in a thousand and five hundred and eight years. While it was ruined, Gavremoğlu Yılmaz Bey Reconstructed in 1985 1985 written. It is a simple fountain made of cut stone. A mirror stone was placed in a pointed arched niche. The niche contains an original Arabic inscription and a repair inscription dated 1985. Göllü Fountain: The fountain in the Kubaroğlu neighborhood was made of cut stone in 1551 and was repaired in 1866. This fountain, like all other fountains is neglected and water is cut. Sheikh Ibrahim Tennuri Fountain: Adjacent to the Sheikh Mosque. XV. century belongs to the Sufi and Poet Sheikh Ibrahim Tennuri who lived in Kayseri. Çifteönü Fountain: Şehit Miralay is located on Nazım Bey Street, near Çifte Önü Mosque. The fountain has two inscriptions. Of these, the construction inscription is dated 1753 and the repair inscription is dated 1878. The fountain is made of large-black monolithic basalt stone. In front of the fountain, big basalt stones were placed. It is understood that these stones are the column capitals of a church. The fountain has three free and three walled columns connected to each other by round arches. The taps are located on the wall behind the columns on the facade. Besides the fountain, a separate trough was made for the animals. Sahabiye Fountain: It is the oldest fountain in Kayseri. This fountain, located on the right side of the entrance gate of Sahabiye Madrasah, was built in 1266 by the Seljuk Vizier, Master Ata Fahreddin Ali. Deliklitaş Fountain: Since the inscription of the fountain found in the Deliklitaş neighborhood could not be found, its construction date is unknown. Kadı Fountain: XIV. The Kadı Fountain, which is a work of Ottoman period, is located north of Kurşunlu Mosque. It is claimed that this fountain was built by Mimar Sinan. It is one of the oldest fountains in Kayseri. It is made of rough chipped stone. The feet forming the niche are made of white marble and the fountain has a pointed arch. On top of the fountain, a minaret with a cone carrying four columns was added. It is the oldest of the three fountains that survived in Kayseri. There are resting holes for pigeons on the pedestal of the cheers cone. These holes were made for three different purposes. The ornamental element has functions of spreading the sound of the call to prayer and as pigeon resting holes.

This fountain, which is about to collapse now, is a historical neighborhood fountain. It was named after the mosque, which is located in the old Kayseri streets and right across it. It has no inscription. The fountain has a single arch and a single facade, and a small courtyard arrangement was made in front of it. The fountain niche is made a little deep and is arranged in the form of an iwan. There are no ornaments on the arches of the fountain and in the niche except for the moldings. The water of the fountain does not flow today.