Kubâdâbâd Sarayı
Kamil Uğurlu · TDV İslâm Ansiklopedisi · 2002
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HistoryHistory of BeyşehirThe Beyşehir basin preserves a long sequence of settlement, water management and political change, from Neolithic mounds to the modern district.Landscape and lakeLake BeyşehirLake Beyşehir is a freshwater lake that has shaped settlement, travel, work and water policy across the region.Medieval BeyşehirBeyşehir under the Anatolian SeljuksThe Seljuk period brought a court landscape to the lake and laid foundations for the later medieval town.Medieval BeyşehirKubadabad PalaceKubadabad is the excavated thirteenth-century Seljuk palace complex on the southwest shore of Lake Beyşehir.Medieval BeyşehirTiles of KubadabadThe excavated tiles of Kubadabad provide an unusually rich visual record of Anatolian Seljuk court art.Medieval BeyşehirKız Kalesi islandKız Kalesi is an island with medieval ruins opposite the Kubadabad palace landscape.Medieval BeyşehirBeyşehir Seljuk carpet fragmentsCarpet fragments recorded from Eşrefoğlu Mosque are important witnesses to medieval Anatolian weaving.Medieval BeyşehirAlâeddin Keykubad IAlâeddin Keykubad I was the Anatolian Seljuk sultan who commissioned the Kubadabad palace beside Lake Beyşehir.Medieval BeyşehirSâdeddin KöpekSâdeddin Köpek was a Seljuk court figure associated with the construction of Kubadabad.Landscape and lakeIslands of Lake BeyşehirThe islands of Lake Beyşehir have held palace structures, communities, working spaces and ecological habitats.AntiquityEarly archaeological study of the Beyşehir regionTravel, inscription recording and archaeological surveys gradually changed how the region’s ancient history was studied.