Tashan

A historical place everyone should see ...

Simple and old building

Taşhan and Köprülü Mehmet Paşa Mosque are two important historical buildings in Hekimhan ...

Taşhan is in Hekimhan district center. It was built in two sections. In the first part, there is an inscription written on the left side of the entrance door of the building in Armenian, in the middle of Seljuk, and on the right in Syriac. The date written in Arabic in the inscription written with the Seljuk sulus is H. 615 (AD 1218). Seljuk Sultan mentioned in the inscription is I. Izzettin Keykavus (1210 - 1219). II. Kılıçaslan's grandson is the son of I. Gıyasettin Keyhüsrev and served as the governor of Malatya before he came to the throne. Ebusalim Bin Ebu-l Hasan Ela - Şamas El Hekim, El Malati, who named Hana and built the inn, is one of the famous doctors of her time. It is the construction inscription of the courtyard part built in the period of Alaaddin Keykubat (1219 - 1237) on the construction inscription of the second part of the inn. The third inscription is the repair inscription in the Ottoman Period. H. 1071 (M. 1661) in September and IV. It coincides with the reign of Sultan Mehmet the hunter. Hekimhan Taşhan plan; at the front there is a square courtyard, rooms lined up around it, and a rectangular closed hall section at the back of the courtyard that is divided into three parts. The corner rooms to the right and left of the entrance door are square planned and divided into sections and each room has a stove. The side rooms are barrel-vaulted with ribs. The closed hall in the second part of the inn is divided into three naves. There are buttresses supporting the west wall of the closed part. There are scones on the side walls of the closed hall. There is no decoration in the inn.

Uncle sprained his leg in the hole in this place. It should be fixed here! Is this how history is preserved??

Taşhan is in Hekimhan district center. It was built in two sections. In the first part, there is an inscription written on the left side of the entrance door of the building in Armenian, the middle part in Seljuk, and on the right side in Syriac language. The date written in Arabic in the inscription written with Seljuk sulus is H. 615 (AD 1218). The Seljuk Sultan mentioned in the inscription is I. Izzettin Keykavus (1210 - 1219). II. Kılıçaslan's grandson is the son of I. Gıyasettin Keyhüsrev and served as the governor of Malatya before he came to the throne. Ebusalim Bin Ebu-l Hasan Ela - Şamas El Hekim, El Malati, who named Hana and built the inn, is one of the famous doctors of her time. It is the construction inscription of the courtyard part built in the period of Alaaddin Keykubat (1219 - 1237) on the construction inscription of the second part of the inn. The third inscription is the repair inscription in the Ottoman Period. H. 1071 (M. 1661) in September and IV. It coincides with the reign of Sultan Mehmet the hunter. Hekimhan Taşhan plan; at the front there is a square courtyard, rooms lined up around it, and a rectangular closed hall section at the back of the courtyard that is divided into three sections. The corner rooms on the right and left of the entrance door are square planned and divided into sections, and each room has a stove. The side rooms are barrel-vaulted with ribs. The closed hall in the second part of the inn is divided into three naves. There are buttresses supporting the west wall of the closed part. There are scones on the side walls of the closed hall. There is no decoration in the inn. The inn was restored by the Regional Directorate of Foundations between 2006-2009.