Sahipler Sultan Türbesi

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Wonderful visit and spirituality at the same time

If only we could take care of them as much as they did for us ....

rest in peace 20/08/2019

I complain about who is concerned, authorized. Should the situation of this tomb be like this? Should it be around?

It was one of the spiritual owners of Afyonkarahisar during the Anatolian Seljuk period. It caught my attention while passing by recently. A shrine in the neighborhood. It is from the Seljuk period. The efforts of the Seljuks to Turkify Anatolia do not end with counting. They glorified the spiritual values ​​of the people. Considering the architectural structures, they also saw the future. One day, if this nation does not know what it is doing, they wanted them to find traces of the past at least. Here are the tombs with sarcophagus of 15 people who are believed to be descendants of the Seljuk statesman Sahip Ata Fahrettin Ali. Even the people here had such a respect for the people that the sources write what they call the Companions Sultan, but I have never heard such a thing from anyone. If you want to see it, it is on the back street of Yoncaaltı Mosque. According to our religion, it is not right to expect help from shrines, let's make it remember. However, it is a fact that there are people who contributed to the Turkification of Anatolia in such places. There is a tomb near the Yoncaaltı Mosque located on its tent. Owners Sultan Tomb Who Are the Owners: The Owners are Sultan, and Owners are Nusredüddin Ahmet Bey. We do not have any other information about it. According to Yusuf Ilgar, there are sarcophagus-type graves of 15 people, descendants of the Seljuk statesman Sahip Ata Fahrettin Ali. Among the people, this tomb is also called the Companions Sultan. Condition of the Tomb: The tomb is made of cut stone and has a single dome. There are 15 sarcophagi in the tomb, including Ahmet Bey, his wife and children. According to Yusuf Ilgar, there are 15 sarcophagi. Eight of them stated that the tombstone was read. The gravestone is read, Sahipata Fahrettin Ali's grandson from Nusreddin Hasan, Muzafferüddin Devle Bey (died: 1333), his son Hamza Bey (died: 1368-69), Hasan Bey (died: 1368-69), Ali Bey (died: 1389) , Sinan Bey (died: 1396), Mahmut Bey (died: 1375), Mahmut Bey's daughter Hand Bey Hatun (died: 1347), and Balı Bey, son of Yahşi Bey (died: 1428). Reason of Visit: Visitors make vows for different wishes in the tomb, which is usually visited by women. References: Mehmet Gundogan - Opium Scholars Evliyalari -1994 / Nihat Aytürk - Day Altan - Religious Views Yerleri- Altanoğl in Turkey - 1992 / Yusuf Ilgar -Afyonkarahisar in the cemetery and mausoleums.