Kaldyrgach-biya mausoleum

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Qaldirgʻochbiy mausoleum, Hazrati Amir mausoleum — architectural monument in the city of Tashkent (first half of the 15th century). It is part of the Shaykh Khavandi Tohur complex, on the north side of the old cemetery. The mausoleum is built of fired brick (25×25×5 cm) with a square plan (9.48×9.48 m), one room (size 6×6 m), constructed with a double‑storey dome; the 12‑sided external dome‑like apex is carved from fired brick in a brick‑mortar mixture. Entrance to the mausoleum is through a door on the southern side; circular stairs leading to the upper part of the room are placed inside a thick vault; in the middle of the room there is a s;p;shp, and several human remains have been found inside the burial chamber. Only the remnants of 15th‑century decorations have been preserved. In 1970 the external dome was repaired.

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mausoleum
Heritage status
object of tangible cultural heritage of Uzbekistan

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The text on this page is translated from: Qaldirgʻochbiy maqbarasi (uz.wikipedia.org), as of 21 May 2026

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