İshakpaşa Palace

İshakpaşa Palace
İshakpaşa Palace Doğubayazıt'ın 7 km. south-east, the former Beyazit and was founded high on a hill dominating the plains, complete with many parts of the palace. Ruled from the palace, until the First World War ensign of Beyazit.
By Colak Abdi Pasha Çıldır Atabeklerinden construction of the palace started in 1685, 1784 during cognate young Ishak Pasha 'te (99 years) was completed. Architects, are masters.
House 115X50 m. size, have been leveled, Karaburun hill terrace, with two courtyards that surround the courtyard consists of a variety of structures of the community. Approximately 7600 m east-west direction. rests on the square. Some parts only, parts two, three-storey basement was built as some parts included. A palace for all sections (the harem, the harem rooms, a soup kitchen, bath, meeting rooms, leisure facilities, court hall, mosque, various service rooms, sitting rooms, a butler and groom rooms, guard wards, prisons, food stores, arsenals, Backgammon , in the basements of various service rooms, etc.). there. Stove in every room, closet, etc. observed. Entrance to the palace, which is most difficult to defend the east end. The monumental portal, the other as a door to the yard, baking, decoration, and has some characteristics of Seljuk art with a rich floral motifs. The palace has a unique value in terms of history and art history. These gentlemen castle, in Europe the best example of castle type structure found in our country.
Most of the outside section of the palace, a mosque was destroyed, ruined, ceilings have been removed. In recent years, some have been repaired, restored. Mosque, the palace complex is the most intact remaining places. In any case this has not been destroyed by a religious awe. Single-domed mosques, minarets, palace built of two different color stone gives an interesting look. Outside the mosque, the qibla wall of the tomb is decorated with geometric and floral motifs, possible Colak Abdi Pasha was Ishak Pasha, and for their relatives.
The palace (Selamlik) hanging out in the north side of the upper four-winged dragon wood console, under the lions, human figures are located at the bottom, that very interesting and sanatkaranedir.
Different from classical Ottoman architectural style and the way you like in the palace attracts attention. The main principles of Turkish palace architecture tradition and has been respected. A few progressive structure reflects the grandeur and beauty. Palace iştiha understood to want to show the power of the pasha against the environment and the Central Government.
The gap is seen in the stone walls of the palace-like central heating system radiators are being heated.
Making the many legends and stories told Ishak pasha palace of the Ottoman period pain 'also the largest and most important architectural works. Ishak Pasha Palace, the traditional architecture of the Seljuk Turks in the form of architectural character and structure. These structures are elements of Ottoman and Seljuk architecture community, as well as the effects seen in the baroque style of European art. Were made with an understanding of the most modern and advanced, has some characteristics of Turkish culture in general.
Ishak Pasha Palace is an Ottoman Period Structure
Private architect magnificent structure, the crown monumental gates, the harem, salami, mosques and hundreds of rooms with a king is worth seeing is work ...
If not a palace, a live date with all the grandeur, each side is a myth, full of mysteries. To understand her closely to see, need to visit ...
The architect of this magnificent structure is not known for her folk, many legends about the history of construction of the palace and tells. While visiting the palace, the palaces of fairy tale world of imagination into action as if, in the face of beauty is a digression in a legends come to life right before your eyes ...
Harmony with the environment which resembles an eagle's eyrie and do not admire this massive structure is not achieved ...
 
Evaluated in 2002, suffered around 10,000 visitors. To date, the most comprehensive research on the palace of Akdeniz University Faculty of Fine Arts Professor Yuksel BINGOL made by the founding dean. Prof. He Fahrettin KIRZOĞLU, Prof.Dr.Nihat BOYDAŞ, HOUSING AND Yrd.Doç.Himmet GÜMRAH Prof.Dr.Havva Light has offered support. This study of the Ottoman Empire 700 Patronage of the Ministry of Culture was published in 1999, with reference to anniversary.