| divrigi hospital s jpg[300×161] portal bears many characteristic features common in most of the monumental portals from the Seljuk period and is called the Seljuk portal by scholars THE HOSPITAL The Hospital attached to the south wall of the mosque is known to have been used as a madrasa during the 18th century The rectangular building lids a longitudinal plan in its Publishing origin | |
| turkey1969 Divrigi jpg[251×161] Publishing origin | |
| turkey1996 divrigi jpg[160×220] Publishing origin | |
| divrigi cami s jpg[300×151] the south by Hekimhan in Malatya province Divriği was important during Seljuk times especially under Mengücek rule 1071 1252 when it was the capital of their emirate The complex built on south west slope of the citadel mound comprises the Great Mosque the Hospital attached to it on the south and the Tomb on the northwest side of the Publishing origin | |
| divrigi kapi w s jpg[300×222] of the framework as observed on most Seljuk portals On the contrary most of the decorative elements especially the floral ones are freely distributed on the surface The west portal compared with the north one is less monumental and bears more superficial decoration The decorative elements limited within the defined outlines of the bands and Publishing origin | |
| 1070 jpg[486×706] The Great Mosque and Hospital of Divrigi north portal Publishing origin | |
| 1069 jpg[486×673] The Great Mosque and Hospital of Divrigi west portal Publishing origin | |
| divrigi jpg[201×206] of many masons and artists Due to its architecture and stone engravings it has together with the ancient hospital next to it been included on the World Heritage List of UNESCO Back to Publishing origin | |
| site 358 jpg[185×125] Brief Description This region of Anatolia was conquered by the Turks at the beginning of the 11th century In 1228 29 Emir Ahmet Shah founded a mosque with Publishing origin | |
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