Abstract:

The inner Anadolu region consists of our cities that greatly preserve its historical texture. The city of Niğde has its rich historical and cultural heritage, which begins with Anadolu Selçuklu, then formed in periods that continue with the Beylikes and Ottoman and reaches today. The city is also quite rich in turbine and fountain architecture, which is considered an important part of historical and cultural heritage. In this work, the newly identified Niğde Calendar Baba Turbesi (1341) and Bor/Kürkçü Village - Derviş Baba Turbesi (1799) and Bor/Kürkçü Village - Tekke Fountain (1808) will be introduced to the world of science by studying the architecture and decorations. Nizhny Kalender Father Turbine enters the group of one-storey, eyvan-type turbines. The building is covered with a pineapple tonus that is supported by the site-specific pineapple supplement bands. In the turbine that appears to have been built during the Eratna Beyliği period, there is a marble box of 741 H./1341 M. of Muhammad Bayezit, which we probably think is the Chatham of the Calendar or the Derwish. Bor/Kürkçü Village-Derviş Baba Turbesi (1799); one-storey, straight-to-course planned turbines enters the group. In the original of the structure, we think it is made up of a cubic part on the western side and a mosque covered with a five-tonoz in the east. When the five-tones of the mosque part later collapsed, it was covered with a flat concrete dam during repairs. The connection between the locations is made clear. The Bor/Kürkçü Village-Tekke Fountain continues its function and is made as a "field fountain". On the front of the foam, there are two bricks in the inside of the foam. It is made of a single flame.

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