ıshak pasha turkey

Ishak Pasha Palace is a mausoleum beyond the palace. Istanbul is the most famous of the palaces which were built in the last period after Topkapı Palace.

5 km east of Dogubeyazit District, a palace built on a hillside on a mountain, is the last great monumental structure of the Ottoman Empire in Tulip Age. 18th century. As well as being one of the most prominent and distinguished examples of Ottoman architecture, it is also great in terms of art history.

According to the Takkapi inscription of the Palace Harem Circle, the date of construction is Hijri 1199, Miladî 1784. The palace carries a characteristic that collects the architectural style of Ottoman, Persian and Seljuk civilizations. From the Cindroids II. İshak Paşa and Çolak Abdi Pasha were built in 1685, and the last figure was given in 1784. The structure was established on an area measuring approximately 115x50 meters. The portraits on the east side of the palace, made of cut stone, reflect the characteristics of Seljuk art with reliefs and ornaments. located in turkey