Karacabey Türbesi - Hacettepe Ünv.

I have memories in these places, because he was behind the tajettin lodge, I knew about its existence through someone I did not know, whenever I have time in front of the bath I will definitely visit this blessed place, every corner of my country is history ...

I am happy that I made the first arrangement.It is also nice to pray in the mausoleum while praying in the mosque.

Ottoman Sultan II. The mausoleum of Karaca Bey, one of the grandsons of Murad I, who was martyred in the Battle of Varna on 22.10.1444, after showing great heroism in the Ottoman conquest of Rumelia. His son, Ahmed Çelebi, is lying next to him in this tomb. The octagonal planned mausoleum, which is located in the front garden of the Karacabey Mosque, right next to the mosque in the northwest, is covered with an elegant dome. While this dome was destroyed by removing the bullets in the H.1293 war and covered with a flat roof, Vakıflar Gn. He had a new dome built by his directorate. Karacabey is praised in the inscription dated H.848 (1444/1445) on the door. The architect of the tomb and the architect of the mosque, Ebubekir b. Ahmed.

Selamun aleykum Karacabey Complex, located on the Hacettepe University Sıhhiye campus (Hacettepe hospital), opposite the old Ankara houses organized by Altındağ Municipality as Hamamönü Art Street, consists of a mosque, tomb and bath. The kulliye, which was built by Celaleddin Karacabey, who was Anatolian Beylerbeyi during the reign of Murat II and was martyred in the Battle of Varna, which resulted in victory against the Crusader armies in 1444, has returned to its old days with the recent arrangements made around it. The mosque, which lost its congregation for a while and was left to loneliness, is now one of the places of worship that those who want to breathe history frequently visit. It is stated that the architect of the mosque and minaret, which is one of the unique historical monuments of Ankara, is Ahmet bin Ebubekir, according to the information obtained from the inscriptions. Karacabey Tomb is in the northwest corner of the mosque. In the tomb, there are the graves of Celaleddin Karacabey, who was martyred in Varna in 1444, and his son Ahmet Çelebi and his family. While it is recorded that the tomb was repaired by Pir Mehmet during the reign of Selim III, it is stated that it was repaired once again after the great earthquake that occurred in Ankara in the second half of the 19th century. The mosque and tomb were later repaired in 1938, 1943 and 2005, respectively. Very precious wooden door.. Karacabey Mosque, the only example of Bursa mosque style in Ankara, was covered with a flat wooden ceiling and a tiled roof during the reign of Sultan Abdulhamid II, the doors opening to the middle space were later covered with brickwork, and most of the space in the west corner was demolished and rebuilt. The wooden door of the mosque, in which Byzantine period headboards are used, is of great value due to its unique workmanship and its survival to the present day without much damage. I went to the hospital, I was sick, I went to visit him. This place is very beautiful, it has a valuable spirituality, the weather was very cold, the inside of the mosque was warm..