Malkoçoğlu Mehmet Bey Türbesi

Tomb· Gebze, Kocaeli

Malkoçoğlu Mehmet Bey Türbesi

StyleOttoman architecture

Malkoçoğlu Mehmet Bey Türbesi is a tomb in Gebze, Kocaeli; The tomb's inscription reads: "The late and forgiven Muhammed bin Malkoc has passed from the abode of impermanence to the abode of eternity, in the year seven hundred and eighty-seven." The Malkocoglu Tomb stands across the street from the Coban Mustafa Pasha Complex.

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The tomb's inscription reads: "The late and forgiven Muhammed bin Malkoc has passed from the abode of impermanence to the abode of eternity, in the year seven hundred and eighty-seven." The Malkocoglu Tomb stands across the street from the Coban Mustafa Pasha Complex. Until recent times it lay within a large graveyard. From the two-line marble inscription on its facade, carved in thuluth script, we learn that the tomb belongs to a person named Mehmed b. Malkoc, who died in 787 (1385) and about whose identity no clear information is available.

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