Abstract:

The Doctor Learned. His member, M. Fatih Müderrisoğlu, was born in Yozgat as the son of tapu kadastro officer Mustafa Kazım and housewife Yıldız Müderrisoğlu on October 6, 1957.1 He completed his education in different cities due to his father's office. His primary education began at Mardin Dumlupınar Primary School, but he completed his education in 1963-68 in Urfa Cengiz Topel Primary School. He went to Urfa Central High School in 1968-69 and to Konya Revolution High School in 1969-70. On July 11, 1975, he graduated from Konya Karatay High School. Müderrisoğlu first registered at the Department of Statistics at the University of Hacettepe in his university education in 1975, but a year later he left the school. In 1979, he began the Faculty of Archaeology and Art History of the same university. He graduated from this department in 1983. As a graduate thesis, he prepared the "Bursa Yıldırım Bayezid Kulliyesi". Master and doctoral studies conducted with Prof. Dr. A. Filiz Yenişehirlioğlu at the Department of Archaeology and Art History of the Hacettepe University, in 1986 "Edirne II. The master’s thesis in Bayezid Kulliyesi, in 1993, was “16. He also completed his doctoral education with a thesis entitled "Built in the Ottoman Empire of the Century". In his doctoral thesis, Müderrisoğlu addressed the social, economic and political structure of the 16th century, the extension of these facts to the architecture with an architectural focus approach. In his work, the fourteen cities, which were built on the Rumeli and Anadolu roads by the Sultan, Sadrazam, and the allies belonging to the surrounding palace, and known as the "Menzil Kulliyesi", were examined in detail in the light of the foundation records.

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