Before the conquest of Constantinople, the Ottoman Empire built its capital in Bursa. This episode explores the Green Mosque (Yeşil Cami) and its surrounding complex, built under Sultan Mehmed I after the Ottoman Interregnum. We discuss the architectural innovations of the early Ottoman style — the inverted T-plan, the use of Iznik tiles, the integration of a madrasa and imaret into a single külliye. We meet the architect, possibly Hacı İvaz Paşa, and the calligrapher, Şeyh Hamdullah, who pioneered a new script. The episode also covers the political context: how Mehmed I reunified the empire after the civil war with his brothers, and how the mosque served as a monument to that reunification. We touch on the legacy of Bursa as a model for later Ottoman imperial mosques in Edirne and Istanbul.
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Fler avsnitt av Constantinople to Istanbul: How a City Changed the World — Fexingo History
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