Gazi Süleyman Paşa Mezarı

On Wikipedia says:nnSüleyman Pasha, Gazi Süleyman Pasha or Süleyman Gazi (1316 (?) - 1357/1360), [1] [2] is the eldest son of the Ottoman Sultan Orhan Gazi and his mother is Nilüfer Hatun. It is the personality that is the forerunner and symbol of the transition of the Ottoman Empire to Rumelia, in other words to Europe, and is known as the Rumeli Conqueror.nFor the first time, he started to serve as a manager in Gerede. Around Izmit, Goynuk and Mudurnu were given to him as grooming. [1] He joined the conquests of Iznik (1331) and Izmit (1337), and was appointed as the Beyes Principality of Karesiogullari, where he played a major role in his conquest (1335). He commanded the Ottoman forces against the Serbs to help Byzantine. He went to Rumelia and took Thessaloniki from the Serbs and gave it to the Byzantines (1349). In his second pass to Rumelia (1352), he defeated the Bulgarians in Dimetoka. During these operations, Çimpe Castle was given as a base. Although it captured cities on the west coast of Marmara, especially Gallipoli, the agreement with the Byzantines evacuated them later. After the death of Alaeddin Eretna, the head of the Eretna Principality, he captured Ankara by taking advantage of the confusion in the region (1354). On the change of emperor in Byzantium, he turned his attention back to Thrace.nIn his third pass, his armies gathered in Biga, passing the ships side by side in the port of Çardak, passed through the Dardanelles and followed Bolayır as a base and now pursued a policy to settle the Ottoman Empire in Rumelia. He started to put the Turkmen families he brought from Anatolia into the villages he founded in Rumelia. With the help of the discoveries made and the information obtained in the previous operations, the Gallipoli Peninsula was added to the Ottoman administration in a short time, and a starting point was established for the subsequent conquests.nThere are different opinions about the date of death. According to one view, in 1360, while he was hunting with the born between Bolayır and Seydikavağı, he died from his horse and was buried in the tomb he had built in Bolayır in accordance with his will. [1] The tomb, which he had previously built for him, is located in Yenişehir, Bursa. [Source should be specified] While Âşıkpaşazâde Date gives the date of death as 1356, Anonymous and Fasting Date as 1357. [2] Ruhî says that Süleyman Pasha died after fighting for six years in Rumelia. Considering that he took Cinbi in 1352, it corresponds to about 1356 the year that Ruhî gave. [2] One of the calendars notes that Orhan Gazi died five years after Süleyman Pasha, since Orhan Gazi was known to have died in March 1362, the date of the calendar corresponds to around 1356. [2] Byzantine historian Nikiforos Grigoras writes that the death of Süleyman Gazi took place shortly after 1357, when his brother Şehzade Halil was captured. [2]nHe built works such as imaret, mosque madrasah, caravanserai, school and masjid in Bursa, Yenişehir, Göynük, Geyve, Akyazı, İzmit, İznik and Gelibolu.

I went here in a beautiful place, there are 3 tombs, one of them is veteran Süleyman Pasha and the other is a horse. Vardi veteran, Süleyman Pasha, died in one of his horses and fell from the horse.

The Conqueror of Rumelia .. Since he fell from a horse and passed away, his horse has a grave with him)

Two months ago, we went to Yenişehir, Bilecik and Söğüt with our group of friends. Ozturk in the same tomb with the horse Prince Solomon as we learned yatıyordu.türb this feature with the Ottoman dynasty in Turkey and in one idi.at despite being an old Turkish tradition swamped with Prince Solomon's tomb outside who tomb to another example yoktu.at in this regard There were sultans, princes and pashas. But there was no lying side by side. (At least I could not find.)nAnother feature of the tomb of Prince Süleyman is that it is side by side with the grave of Namik Kemal. While researching Prince Süleyman, we learned that many historians value him as much as Fatih. The rise of Prince Süleyman to Rumelia and his wars to hold on to Fatih Fate did not give this prince the opportunity to become a sultan and he fell from his horse in Bolayir.nAfter all this information, it was important for me to go here and it was important to visit here in August’19. This is undoubtedly the most important and high place of Bolayır.Large and wooded area. A clean, simple and beautiful tomb built by Abdülhamit. Şehzade Süleyman, tulip and horse lies inside.nTwo great people in the same garden, one of which witnessed the birth of the Ottoman Empire and the other of its sinking.nWhile passing through the Gallipoli cemetery, you must stop by.

The tomb of Rumeli conqueror Gazi Süleyman Pasha.