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Bosnia-Herzeg, Ghazi Khusraw bag's complex (Külliye)

2004
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Bosnia-Herzeg, Ghazi Khusraw Bag, Ghazi Khusraw Bag's Complex (Külliye) Keywords: Bosnia-Herzeg, Ghazi Khusraw Bag, Sarajevo. This thesis consists the following parts; The Ottomans domination in Bosnia- Constitution of Bosnians - Splitting process from the Ottoman State - During the Austro-Hungarian Administration - Becoming union of Yugoslavia Republic- Dissolution of Yugoslavia and finally civil war between 1992-1995 years. Bosnia and Herzegovina's historical process was been researched from the ancient time. Especially During the Ottoman's domination, the improvement of Bosnia has been thoroughly analyzed. The other sides of this thesis includes Ghazi Khusraw Bag. Ghazi Khusraw Bag, the real founder of Sarajevo, was appointed Governor of Bosnia in 1521, and remained there, with small interruptions, until 1541, when he died. In the mean time, from the time of the Turkish conquest until the coming of Ghazi Khusraw Bag, Bosnia grew into a town with seventeen microregions (mahalla). Thanks to the buildings (mosque, public bath, madrasah, tekya, library, imarat, mekteb) he built in Sarajevo and some other towns in Bosnia, and his foundations (vakuf), Ghazi Khusraw Bag is the greatest and most important legator in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Consequently; the Bosnia was very important for the Ottoman State. During the Ottoman Domination; Muslim Bosnia, which is lying in the middle of the Christian Europe became from a small village to a cultural and commercial center. As a result of this thesis, the historic development of the Muslim's of Bosnia and Herzegovina was investigated from the middle ages to the dissolution of Yugoslavia. VII

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Dr. Ramize Derya Güler

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Ramize Derya Güler (Master Thesis). Bosnia-Herzeg, Ghazi Khusraw bag's complex (Külliye), 2004, Sakarya University.

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