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A Turkish dervish who lived in and around Çivril in the late 13th and early 14th centuries, taking part in the conquest and defense of the region and earning the people's respect. His octagonal Seljuk-style tomb stands on the northern slope of the Beycesultan Mound, built of cut stone, spolia marble and brick. (Sources: Ministry of Culture Kültür Portalı, Cultural Inventory; Çivril Municipality)
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