Özet:

Damat Ibrahim Pasha, known as "Nevşehirli" in the Ottoman history, is one of the important sadrazams that often mentioned his name in the Ottoman sadrazams. The village came to Istanbul from Muşkara (now Nevşehir) and the Padişah of the time III. From the moment he crossed the roads with Ahmet, he signed important political and cultural tasks. When we look at the important works he has done in the cultural sense, the capital Istanbul has taken over the banality of many building groups in Nevşehir, the place where he was born. Some of these buildings are made up of fountains. In this article, the name of the name of the name of the name of the name of the name of the name of the name of the name of the name of the name of the name of the name of the name of the name of the name of the name of the name. The scenes were made by Damat Ibrahim Pasha, as it is clear from their books. Three of the ten fonts located in the district have not reached today, the books of these fonts are stored in the Urgub Museum today. The fountains are made of stone material, have a generally simple appearance, and there are even a few decorating items. These works we review have been compared and evaluated in terms of material-technical and decorative both within and within the period. [1] This article was produced within the framework of the Master's thesis "Nevşehirli Sadrazam Damat Ibrahim Pasha's Banity Activities" supported by the University of the Hundred Years, the Science Research Projects Coordination Unit, SOB - 2016 - YL5530, No.