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Erzurum kale içinde, Ulu Camii’nin kuzeybatısında yer alan, inşa kitabesi ortaya çıkarılmadan önce Cimcime Sultan Türbesi olarak adlandırılan ancak 2011 yılında gerçekleştirilen sondaj çalışmaları sonrasında inşa kitabesinin bulunmasıyla hangi tarihte ve kimin adına inşa edildiği tespit edilebilen Melike Çiçak Hatun Türbesi kitabesine göre Ahmed Kān kızı adına 1304 yılının Eylül ayında yapılmıştır. İnşa kitabesinin bulunmasından hemen sonra yapılan okumalarda türbenin kime ait olduğunu belirten kısmında oluşan deformasyon sebebiyle isim tam olarak okunmamış ancak yine de bazı varsayımlarda bulunulmuştur. Kitabenin yeniden okunması sonucunda türbenin sahibinin Melike Çiçak Hatun olduğu tespit edilmiştir. Dairesel bir subasman üzerine oturan türbe silindirik gövdelidir. Silindirik gövdenin yüzeyinde kaval silmelerle kuzey yöne bakan kesimindeki ters U formunda, diğer on biri sivri kemer biçimli çerçeveler oluşturulmuştur. Silmelerden sonra bir miktar düz duvar örgüsü ve sonrasında yine profilli bir silme grubuyla silindirik gövde nihayetlenir. Bu silme grubunun üstünden türbenin konik külahı başlar. Kaval silmelerin sivri kemer görünümü oluşturarak çevrelediği yüzeylerden doğu ve batıya bakanların eksenlerinde dikdörtgen biçimli birer pencere açıklığı bulunur. Gövdenin kuzey yönündeki ters U biçimli çerçeve içerisine alınmış cephe yüzeyinde anıtsal bir portal bulunur. Lentolu dikdörtgen kapı açıklığı sivri kemerli portal nişi içinde yer alır. Dikdörtgen biçimli kitabe panosu ise kapı açıklığının lentosu ile kavsara arasına yerleştirilmiştir.
In the Erzurum castle, located in the northwest of Ulu Camii, the building book was named Cimcime Sultan Turbesi before it was revealed, but after the construction work was carried out in 2011 the building book was found in which date and for whom it was built, according to the Melike Flower Hatun Turbesi book, made in the name of the daughter of Ahmed Kān in September of 1304. The name was not read exactly because of the deformation in the section that indicates who the turbine belongs to in the readings immediately after the founding of the book, but it was still found in some assumptions. As a result of the re-read of the book, the owner of the turbine was found to be Melike Flower Hatun. The turbine that sits on a circular subasman is a cylindrical body. On the surface of the cylindrical body, in the reverse U shape of the north-looking section with cave removal, the other ten are formed in the shape of the shape of the shape of the shape. After removal, a little flat wall corner and then again a profile removal group ends in the cylindrical body. From the top of this turbine group begins the conic flame. From the surfaces surrounded by the caval slices, the axes of the east and west viewers have a straight-course-shaped window opening. There is a monumental portal on the front surface taken into the reverse U-shaped frame in the northern direction of the body. Lentolu rectangular door opening is located within the portal niche with a brick belt. The straight-shaped bookboard is placed between the lentosu of the door opening and the curtain.
Melike Çiçak Hatun Tomb is located in Cumhuriyet Street northwest of the Erzurum Grand Mosque. Also the tomb is inside The Erzurum Castle in the city center. Before the inscription of the building was revealed the tomb was known as Cimcime Sultan. However, after the drilling activities carried out in 2011 the building inscription of the tomb was found. According to this inscription, the tomb was built for the daughter of Ahmed Kān in September 1304. On the other hand the name of the tomb that was written in the building inscription was deformed and the name could not be fully read. As a result of re-reading the inscription, it was found that the owner of the tomb was Melike Çiçak Hatun. The tomb has a cylindrical base and body. On the north face of the cylindrical body, a rectangular frame is formed with semicircular cross-section wiping. On the other sides, pointed arched frames were formed with the semicircular cross-sections. Cylindrical body finished with a profiled deletion assembly. After this deletion group, the conical dome of the tomb starts. A rectangular window was placed on the axes on the east and west faces of the pointed arch frames. There is a rectangular door in the north. direction of the tomb body. Just above this door is a rectangular inscription board.
Alan : Eğitim Bilimleri; Filoloji; Güzel Sanatlar; Hukuk; İlahiyat; Sosyal, Beşeri ve İdari Bilimler; Spor Bilimleri
Dergi Türü : Uluslararası
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