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mimar sinan
Mimar Sinan is the person who served as the chief architect of the Ottoman Sultans Selim II, Süleyman I and Murad III and made his name in the history of the world with his works.
He was born on 29 May 1489 in Ağırnas village of Kayseri. At the age of 22, he was taken to the Beginner Boys' Hearth, which trained soldiers. He took part in construction works here. In addition, he had the opportunity to work with the most prominent architects of his period during this period.
After the Çaldıran War and the Egyptian Expeditions, he was taken to the Janissaries. Mimar Sinan, during the reign of Kanuni, joined Belgrade in 1521 and became an officer after the Rhodes campaign in 1522. He left 375 works in total throughout his life. Selimiye Mosque, which he built in Edirne, is on the World Cultural Heritage list. He died in Istanbul on 17 July 1588. His tomb is in front of the Golden Horn wall in the Süleymaniye Complex.
Works of Mimar Sinan
He built 375 monuments, including 81 mosques, 51 mosques, 55 madrasas, 26 darül-kurras, 17 tombs, 17 imarethane, 3 hospitals, 5 waterways, 8 bridges, 20 caravanserais, 36 palaces, 8 cellars and 48 baths. . The Selimiye Mosque he built in Edirne is on the World Cultural Heritage list.
mimar sinan
Mimar Sinan is the person who served as the chief architect of the Ottoman Sultans Selim II, Süleyman I and Murad III and made his name in the history of the world with his works.
He was born on 29 May 1489 in Ağırnas village of Kayseri. At the age of 22, he was taken to the Beginner Boys' Hearth, which trained soldiers. He took part in construction works here. In addition, he had the opportunity to work with the most prominent architects of his period during this period.
After the Çaldıran War and the Egyptian Expeditions, he was taken to the Janissaries. Mimar Sinan, during the reign of Kanuni, joined Belgrade in 1521 and became an officer after the Rhodes campaign in 1522. He left 375 works in total throughout his life. Selimiye Mosque, which he built in Edirne, is on the World Cultural Heritage list. He died in Istanbul on 17 July 1588. His tomb is in front of the Golden Horn wall in the Süleymaniye Complex.
Works of Mimar Sinan
He built 375 monuments, including 81 mosques, 51 mosques, 55 madrasas, 26 darül-kurras, 17 tombs, 17 imarethane, 3 hospitals, 5 waterways, 8 bridges, 20 caravanserais, 36 palaces, 8 cellars and 48 baths. . The Selimiye Mosque he built in Edirne is on the World Cultural Heritage list.