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Eski Van şehrinde yer alan Hüsrev Paşa Külliyesi, Kanuni Sultan Süleyman'ın vezirlerinden Van Beylerbeyi Köse Hüsrev Mehmed Paşa tarafından 1567-1568 yıllarında inşa edilmiştir. Mimar Sinan'ın eserleri olan külliye; cami, medrese, türbe, han, çifte hamam, imaret, sıbyan mektebi, muallim ve misafirhane bölümlerinden oluşmaktadır. "Hüsreviye" ve "Kurşunlu" adlarıyla anılan cami, külliyenin çekirdeğini oluşturur. Merkezi kare plânlı olan cami, tromplar üzerine oturan tek kubbeyle örtülmüştür. Harime, son cemaat yerinin bitiştiği kuzey cephesi ekseninde bulunan bir kapıyla girilmektedir. İç mekân, beden duvarlarında ve kubbe kasnağında açılan pencerelerle aydınlatılmış doğu cephesindeki orta pencere türbeye geçilen kapı şekline dönüştürülmüştür. Sivri kör kemerli alt pencerelerin atkı taşları üzerinde, basık kemer biçiminde boşluk bırakan birer mukarnas dizisi mevcuttur. Cami, dış cephelerindeki renkli taş işçiliği ile dikkat çekmektedir. Kubbe kasnağı dıştan on altı payanda kemeri ile desteklenmiştir. Payandalar arasındaki pencerelerden sekizi onarım sırasında açılmıştır. Mihrap, kıble duvarından yarım kule şeklinde dışa taşırılarak vurgulanmak istenmiştir. Caminin kuzeybatı köşesinde yer alan minare kare kaideli, silindirik gövdelidir. Minareye zemin ve çatı seviyesinden iki kapı ile giriş sağlanır. Hüsrev Paşa Külliyesi’nin merkezinde yer alan caminin proje çalışmaları 2005 yılında Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversitesi tarafından hazırlanmıştır. Bitlis Vakıflar Bölge Müdürlüğü tarafından onarım çalışmaları 2007–9 yıları içerisinde yapılmıştır. 2011 yılında meydana gelen Van depreminde yapının son cemaat ve minare bölümünde ciddi statik yapısal sorunlar oluşmuştur. Hüsrev Paşa Camisi tüm onarım çalışmaları 2013 yılında Bitlis Vakıflar Bölge Müdürlüğü tarafından tamamlanarak, günümüzde dini, sosyal, turizm ve kültürel aktivitelerde kullanılarak hizmet vermektedir.
The Hüsrev Pasha Kulliyesi, located in the Old Van city, was built in the years 1567-1568 by Van Beylerbeyi Köse Hüsrev Mehmed Pasha. The works of the architect Sinan are made up of the village; mosque, medrese, turbe, han, double hamam, imaret, sibyan mektebi, muallim and guest house sections. The mosque, named with the names "Husreviye" and "Kurşunlu", forms the core of the cult. The central square mosque is covered with a single cube sitting on the trompes. Harime is entered by a door located in the northern front axis where the last church place ends. The inner space is transformed into the shape of the door passed into the turbine, the middle window on the east front, illuminated with the windows opened on the body walls and in the cube box. On the stone stones of the lower windows of the myrtle blind belt, there is a series of mucarnas that leaves a vacuum in the form of a printed belt. Cami attracts attention with the colorful stone work on its external fronts. The Kubbe shell was supported with a belt on sixteen parts from the outside. Eight of the windows were opened during repair. Mikhrap was asked to be moved out of the wall in the form of a half tower. Situated in the northwestern corner of the mosque, the minare is a square square, cylindrical body. The mining is provided with two doors from the floor and the roof level. The project work of the mosque located in the center of Hüsrev Paşa Kulliyesi was prepared by the Hundred Year University in 2005. The repair work was carried out by the Bitlis Foundation Regional Directorate in the 2007-9 years. The Van earthquake in 2011 caused severe static structural problems in the last cement and minare section of the structure. The Hüsrev Pasha Mosque has completed all the repairs work in 2013 by the Bitlis Foundation Regional Directorate, serving in today's religious, social, tourism and cultural activities.
Hüsrev Paşa Social Complex which is located in the Old City of Van, had been built by Van Beylerbeyi (Van's Governor) Köse Hüsrev Mehmed Paşa, one of the viziers of Suleiman the Magnificent, between the years of 1567-68. The complex that is a work of Sinan consists of mosque, madrasa, shrine, caravansarai, double hammam, soup kitchen, primary school, lecturer's and guests' houses sections. The mosque that is called "Hüsreviye" and "Kurşunlu" forms the focal point of the complex. The mosque's center is square layouted and covered with a sole dome which subside squinches. A door placed in the northern front axis where the nartex abuts on, provides access to the sanctuary. Interior space is enlightened with casements on the body walls and dome's pulley. Middle window on the eastern front was converted into the door accessing to the shrine. There are stalactite courses which interspace in obtuse arch shape over hanger stones of blind arched lancets as one each. The mosque stands out with colourful stone craftsmanship on its outer fronts. The dome's pulley is supported by sixteen flying buttresses from outside. Eight of the windows between butresses are opened during renovation. The altar is meant to be noticed by being protruded in the absis shape from the wall facing Mecca. The minaret which is located in the northwest corner of the mosque sits on a square baseplate and has a cylindric body. The minaret has two accesses from two gates as one from the ground and one from the roof level. Project works of the mosque which is located at the center of Hüsrev Paşa Social Complex are prepared by Yüzüncü Yıl University in 2005. Renovation works are done by Bitlis Regional Directory of Foundation between the years of 2007 and 2009. In the Van Earthquake of 2011 the building's narthex and minaret sections are impacted serious static structural problems. All renovation works of Hüsrev Paşa Mosque are completed by Bitlis Regional Directory of Foundation in the year 2013 and it is opened to use for religious, social, touristic and cultural services for activities.
Alan : Eğitim Bilimleri; Filoloji; Güzel Sanatlar; Hukuk; İlahiyat; Sosyal, Beşeri ve İdari Bilimler; Spor Bilimleri
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