DergiPark (Istanbul University)· 2010
ORTAÇAĞ TÜRK VE İSLAM DÜNYASINDA KERVANSARAYLAR (HANLAR-RİBATLAR)
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Short summary
Medieval Turkic and Islamic societies developed caravanserais (hanlar, ribats) as multi-functional social institutions for travelers, with typical examples found between Anatolia and Transoxiana, but present across the Islamic world from Andalusia to Central Asia.
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Key points
- Caravanserais were multi-functional social institutions in the medieval Turkic-Islamic world.
- They provided lodging for traveling groups ('caravans') on commercial or religious journeys.
- Typical examples are found between Anatolia and Transoxiana.
- Similar structures existed across the Islamic world under various names, from Andalusia to Central Asia.
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Abstract
Kervansaray; Ortaçağ Türk-İslam dünyasında ticari veya dini amaçla seyahat eden ve "kervan" adı verilen grupların konakladıkları mekândır. Kervansaray; Ortaçağ Türk-Islam dünyasında çok boyutlu fonksiyonları olan köklü sosyal kurumlardan birisidir. Onun en tipik Örnekleri Anadolu ile Maveraünnehir arasındaki coğrafyasında yer almasına rağmen ribat, tekke, zaviye, hanakah, han, düveyre, buka, dergâh vb. gibi adlarla Endülüsten Ortaasya'ya kadar uzanan İslam dünyasında karşımıza çıkabilmektedir.
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