Abstract:

In this study, we have studied the grains of the village in the village of Gültepe (Alçakbel) of Tokat Ili Niksar district and the village room within the mosque. 15 km from Niksar. The Gültepe village, located in the north, is located on the southern edges of the Canik Mountains, which forms a set between the Middle Black Sea and the Inner Anadolu region. Niksar, which has been home to many civilizations in the historic process, is one of the first settlements in the 11th century in Anadolu by the Turks. Niksar has also had a distinct importance as it has made the capital of the Danişmendli Beyliği, one of the first Turkish councils founded in Anadolu. Many buildings have been built during the Turkish rule that began with the Danishmandians and continued until today. Although the weight of the immaculate activities in the district center, the process continued in the villages. The mosque in the bag technology built in the Gültepe Village is one of these examples. The Gultepe Village Mosque, which is also an important example of the tradition of the wooden mosque in the Black Sea Region since the 13th century, is located on a curved ground in the west of the village. It has an important place in the building, which is planned on the north-south, with the village room and two wooden grains. The Cami plan was dated by comparing similar examples in terms of construction technique, material and decoration and the place in Turkish art was tried to be determined.

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