Özet:

It is a town that is located in the roof of the roof of the roof of the roof. Gulüdere, who remained in the southeastern part of Aşkale and has the status of neighbor with the latest legal regulations, moved to the new settlement in the northwest of his former settlement after the earthquake that occurred on March 28, 2004. In addition to the mosque that is the subject of our research in Rullüdere, there is a castle, also known as the Iron Castle, about 1 km south-east of the neighborhood. The mosque in the village is located in the old settlement and on the northwest side of the village. Built in 1825 and renovated in 1909, this mosque is a representative of wooden roofed and wooden roofed mosques that can be observed in a wide range of times from early times to today in almost every city of Anadolu. In the plan of the mosque in response to the continuation of the tradition, the late Ottoman era features are seen. These decorations should be considered as an explanation of the Westernization period style in the capital Istanbul. This situation in the decorations of the mosque is a generalizable application for the other examples of Anadolu during the period. In our work, with the promotion of the mosque, we have been trying to reveal the existence of a mosque by movement from similar examples, especially in Erzurum and around it.

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Özet:

Güllüdere (Pırtın) was a village in Aşkale district of Erzurum. Güllüdere located on the southeast of Aşkale has gained neighborhood status recently through the last legislative regulations. Güllüdere has been moved to the new settlement located on the northwest of the former settlement location after the earthquake occurred on 28 March 2004. The mosque in the neighborhood is the main subject of our research but there is a castle known as Demir Kale located one kilometer away from the neighborhood in the southeast part of the area. The mosque is in the old settlement and located on the northwest direction of the village. The mosque was built in 1825. It was renovated in 1909. The structure is one of the examples of the mosques with wooden ceiling and posts. These kinds of mosques can be detected from early periods to the current day in almost any city of Anatolia. On the one hand, it is possible to identify the traditional traces in the plan of the mosque; on the other hand, it is possible to observe the influence of Late Ottoman Period characteristics on the ornaments of the mosque. It can be asserted that these ornaments were the provincial interpretation of the westernization period patterns (styles) existed in İstanbul, which was the capital city of the period. Moreover, it is possible to observe similar ornamental characteristics on the structure of other mosques in Anatolia. Therefore, this study posits the identification of a pattern used generally on the structures of mosques in Erzurum region. The study also gives the analytical presentation of the mosque.