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Beylun Hatun 🇹🇷 :
love this, I also think their tombs were seperate, but I want to ask that I heard that Asporca was originally in the Orhan Gazi's Tomb but due to earthquakes etc etc... her tomb was moved to Osman Gazi's Tomb? Is that true or from the very start has Asporca remain buried in the Osman Gazi's Tomb with Ibrahim. Because, then claims like Asporca was buried next to Kasim originally in the Orhan Gazi's Tomb which makes Asporca Kasim's mother start to root?
2026-04-18 17:51:57
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ATE AND LEFT NO CRUMBS AŞKIM💓😭
2026-04-18 17:47:39
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𝒜 :
love this💗🫶🏻
2026-04-18 17:54:02
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𐙚 :
The historical evidence suggests that for nearly 500 years, Osman I and Orhan Gazi were indeed buried within the same architectural complex specifically the Sainte Elie (Saint Elias) Monastery in the Bursa Citadel (Hisar) until a natural disaster forced their separation. The Sainte Elie Monastery Before the conquest of Bursa (1326), the Sainte Elie Monastery was the most prominent Byzantine structure in the city. Osman Gazi, during the siege, famously pointed to the lead-plated dome of the monastery's chapel from afar, calling it the Gümüşlü Kümbet (Silver Dome), and requested to be buried beneath it. Historically, the "Silver Dome" refers to the chapel of the monastery where Osman was buried. Orhan Gazi was subsequently buried in the main body (the katholikon) of the same monastery building. Though they occupied different rooms (the chapel vs. the main church), they were under the continuous roof structure of the former monastery complex. Historical observers and chroniclers documented the proximity of the two sarcophagi before the 1855 earthquake destroyed the original structures. The famous traveler visited Bursa during Orhan’s reign and noted seeing the tomb of Osman. He described it as a converted Byzantine church in the citadel. A traveler who provided specific detail, Lubenau recorded that Orhan Gazi rested in a Byzantine structure, and that an "adjacent chapel" (part of the same building complex) housed the tomb of Osman Gazi. Evliya Çelebi (17th Century) In his Seyahatnâme, he mentions the tombs in the inner citadel. While his descriptions are sometimes poetic, he confirms they were part of the same "spiritual complex" located at the Tophane heights. the burial sites for both rulers are recorded as same in their waqfs. You just quite literally proved my point?
2026-04-21 03:58:08
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𐙚 :
also when did i ever say Ibrahim and asporça were buried NEXT to orhan? no wife of orhan gazi is buried next to him 😭
2026-04-21 04:02:12
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Belkistere1791 :
🔥🔥🔥NILUFER HATUN SULTANA Y ORHAN👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥
2026-05-08 21:24:33
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𓏲࣪ ִֶָ☾. :
ATEEEEE❤️🔥
2026-04-18 18:56:30
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alii 🪭 :
gag herrrrr
2026-04-18 20:11:08
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ottomanmothers :
YOU ATEEE
2026-04-18 18:01:00
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