Khoja Ahmed Asawiemperor's mausoleumbe locatedTurkistan(formerly known as Arthur City), built in Timur period (1389-1405).It is the Timur eraArchitectureAn outstanding representative of IslamReligionThe development of architecture has made great contributions, providingCentral AsiaThe unique witness of regional culture and architectural technology development.Khoja Ahmed Asawiemperor's mausoleumBecome the largest and most complete one in the Timurid periodArchitectureone of.
The Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Asawi is located inKazakhstanThe southern city of Turkistan was built in 1389-1405.Khoja Ahmed Asawi Mausoleum is an outstanding representative of Timur era architecture and has made great contributions to the development of Islamic religious architecture.The mausoleum and its location provideCentral AsiaThe unique witness of the development of regional culture and architectural technology is the most original form of the important architectural model that flourished in the Timur era, and has important reference value for studying the history of architectural development in the Timur era.
Hoja Ahmed Asawi Mausoleum, located in Turkistan (formerly known as Arthur City), was built during the Timur period, from 1389 to 1405 AD.It was from this unfinished building that the wise Persian builders experimented with various building methods, which were later used in the construction of Samarkand, the capital of Timur Kingdom.Today, the Khoja Ahmed Asawi Mausoleum has become one of the largest and most complete buildings in the Timur period.[1]
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Khoja Ahmed Asawi Mausoleum is located in the southern city of Turkistan, Kazakhstan. It was built in 1389-1405 AD, and the building level is superb. It can be called a big production 700 years ago.
Fertile soil for ancient civilization
Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Asawi
Kazakhstan is a fertile land for ancient civilization.As early as in ancient times, local residents - today'skazakhOur ancestors created a uniquePrimitive civilization。Remaining villages, fortificationsemperor's mausoleum, or even the whole city, all reflect the prosperity of the culture at that time.Some ancient cities in the south of Kazakhstan (Taraz, Otral, Turkestan, Isbizab, Sugnak, Zande and other cities)Ancient Silk RoadThey are distributed in chains, and they are the wholeCentral AsiaThe economic and cultural development of the region has made outstanding contributions, because they were once rich in trade, handicraft, artReligionThe center of life and spiritual life.In these cities,Turkistan CityIt plays a unique role.The name of Turkistan city is like a TurkcountryAs a sacred place“Second Mecca”It is famous all over the world (especially in the Islamic world).Hoja Ahmed Asawi in Turkistan (Arthur City before the 16th century)emperor's mausoleumIs the most dazzling one.Arthur CityAt the throat of ancient caravan transportation routesThe Great Silk RoadBranch of.Connecting Dashte and Kepshak Prairie withCentral AsiaAgricultural and trade oasis, including Central AsiaSamarkand, Tashkent and Bukhara.
The commercial prosperity of Arthur City stems from its unique geographical location,ChinaOutput porcelain,AsiaTiger skin, gold and silver warePersiaAll kinds of women's woven goods have to pass through Byzantium.go toRussiaOur caravan is full of Russian lambskin Turksnomadic peoplePriceless and colorfulTurkistanGlassware（ChinaThe method of making glass products is learned from Turks), thin silk and cotton seeds.
1000 years ago, Turkistan (formerly known as Arthur City) was the local political, economic and religious center. Now it has degenerated into a small city with only 100000 people. The existing Assavi mausoleum is the only historical specimen left over from the prosperous era.Hoja Ahmed Asawi was a religious sage who was active here at the beginning of the 10th century and the founder of the Sufi sect of Islam. He used beautiful poetry to convey the oracle, which was welcomed by the people at that time.In the 15th and 18th centuries, Turkistan wasKazak nationalityWhere the khans live.Arthur City belongs to Hoja AhmedReligionThe activity place, where he spent most of his life, died and was buried here.Hoja Ahmed Asawi was born in 1103 A.DShmkentThe nearby Selam town.Archbishop Arslan Baba was Ahmed's first spiritual teacher and mentor.After the death of the religious leader, Ahmed went to Bukhara and learned the Sufi doctrine in depth.After a period of time, he became the leader of Bukhara Sufism, but soon he gave up his noble position and came to Arthur City to start his missionary career.In his missionary work, Hoja Ahmed Asawi persuaded people todevoutandcharitable, despise greed and greed.His poems are widely spread and remembered by people all over the country. People in some places even sing them as hymns.The reputation of his poetry is growing day by day and has becomeWorld cultural treasurePart of.
In his missionary work, Hoja Ahmed Asawi persuaded people todevoutandcharitable, despise greed and greed.His poems are widely spread and remembered by people all over the country. People in some places even sing them as hymns.The reputation of his poetry is growing day by day and has becomeWorld cultural treasurePart of.
There is another legend about Hoja Ahmed Asawi. He regarded Muhammad, the "saint", as his teacher. In order to express his grief over the death of the saint, he settled in a basement near the mosque at the age of 63 (Muhammad also died at 63), and spent the rest of his life preaching.In 1166/67 A.D., Hoja Ahmed Asawi died, and people held a grand funeralemperor's mausoleumIn memory of him, thisemperor's mausoleumLater, it became a place for Muslims to worship.If a person worships thisemperor's mausoleumThree times is equivalent to going to the "Holy Land"MeccaOur worship.
A masterpiece of superb architecture
Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Asawi
Hoja Ahmed Asawi in the cityemperor's mausoleum，ArchitectureHigh level, it can be called a big production 700 years ago.A thousand years ago, Turkistan (formerly known as Arthur City) was the political, economic andReligionThe center has degenerated into a small city with a population of only 100000, and the existing Assaviemperor's mausoleumIt is the only historical specimen left over from the prosperous era.Hoja Ahmed Asawi was active here at the beginning of the 10th centuryReligionThe sage, the founder of Islamic Sufi sect, conveyed the oracle with beautiful poems, which was welcomed by the people at that time.Existingemperor's mausoleumWas ruled at that timeCentral AsiaIt was built by Timur, a Turk in the region, in 1390.Before Timur died,emperor's mausoleumNot yet completed,ArchitectureThe facade of the building has not been tiled, and even the wooden pile scaffold that has not been removed has been retained.laterPersiaArchitectureShiyou, this place is listed as a world cultural heritageemperor's mausoleumGet inspiration and apply it to Timurid capitalSamarkandToday, the Assavi Mausoleum is still one of the largest and best preserved buildings in the Timur period.
Mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Asawi
See nowemperor's mausoleumIt was 233 years after the death of Hoja Ahmed AsawiTimurIt was rebuilt under the order of.In 1389139113941395 AD, after countless bloody battles, Timur destroyed the power of the Golden nomadic tribe and set their capital on fire. In order to commemorate the victory of this war, he decided to set fire to the original Hoja Ahmed Assaviemperor's mausoleumA huge and brilliantMemorial HallAt that time, the mausoleum of Khoja Ahmed Asawi was somewhat decayed.Timur is not entirely out ofReligionConsider that he wants to buildMemorial Hall, constantly improve their authority, and show their belief that the sacred power is inviolable.Timur personally participatedemperor's mausoleumOfPlanning and design, gave instructions to the builders of the mausoleum.
Khoja Ahmed Asawiemperor's mausoleumIt's a huge, rectangular one with an entrance and a domeArchitectureThings.The foundation is 465 meters wide and 655 meters long. The thickness of the outer wall is 1.8 to 2 meters, and the wall of the central dormitory is 3 meters thick.emperor's mausoleumThere are numerous entrances and a large number of domes. More than 35 rooms surround the central dormitory, each of which has its own purpose.buildemperor's mausoleumThe material of the hall is as smooth as glassBrick making, whichpurityIt's amazing.emperor's mausoleumThe north entrance of,vaultThe door is carved and inlaid with exquisiteivory。In terms of size alone, Hoja Ahmed Asaviemperor's mausoleumThe size ofSamarkandThe Bibi Hanem Great Mosque is quite similar.
Hoja Ahmed Asawi in khakiemperor's mausoleumThey stood alone in the wilderness, and the trees on the edge were covered with trees,emperor's mausoleumThe roses have also fallen asleep, and they are silent.The whole AssaviMausoleum buildingIt is made of thick bricks.The main hall is a circular vault with a diameter of 18 meters, and has a 2000 kg vault for holdingReligionThe big iron plate of holy water.In addition to the mausoleum,ArchitectureThere are also 35 rooms for various purposes, including kitchens, mosques, etc. In the mausoleum, pilgrims often come to pray.emperor's mausoleumThe interior design of theIslamic styleGeometric pattern.
turkeys Tanzania has become a holy place for tourists all over the world to visit. They went here to see Hoja Ahmed Asawiemperor's mausoleumThis medieval unparalleledArchitectureThe style of a masterpiece.[2]
