Hatuniye Medresesi (Tokat)

Hatuniye Medrese is the medrese commissioned in 1485 (AH 890) by Gülbahar Hatun, mother of Ottoman Sultan Bayezid II. It is located next to Hatuniye Mosque in the Meydan quarter of the city of Tokat and is currently open to visitors in a restored condition. It is also known by the names Sultaniye, Gülbahar, Meydan Medrese. It was commissioned in 1382 by Nefise Sultan, daughter of Ottoman Sultan Murad I and wife of Karamanoglu Alaaddin Bey; according to the inscription on its portal, its architect is Numan Bin Hoca Ahmet.

Key facts

Type: madrasa
Located in: Black Sea Region

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Coordinates: 40.318474, 36.553562Open in Google Maps

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