Sources for this site
Sources describing this place (entry · volume · page):
Former names
- Karaağaçقره آغاجsettlement it lies in: Karaağaç (658 m) · Sâlnâme-i Vilâyet-i Hüdâvendigâr (Bursa; OSU/Internet Archive nüshası), p. 253
Only sourced former names are shown: names added by the committee with a source, and the entry for the settlement in an Ottoman provincial yearbook (salnâme; public domain).
Settlement name and position © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
◈ Near a UNESCO World Heritage site
- Bursa ve Cumalıkızık: Osmanlı İmparatorluğu'nun Doğuşu (UNESCO ref 1452) — 8 m from the Yeşil Türbe component Source: Wikidata
Distance measured from the property/component point in Wikidata; not a statement about the site boundary.
Who rests here
Saints · died 938 AH · Bursa
This personage, whose real name was Mahmûd and who became famous under the name 'Lâmiî Çelebi', was born in the year 1472 (AH 877) in Bursa. He is known as a scholar, saint, and poet; on account of his proficiency in learning and literature he was called 'Câmî-i Rûm'.
Full biography of Lâmiî Çelebi →(the text above is quoted from the person's record)
How to get there
Located in: Bursa
Coordinates: 40.18143, 29.07480
No visit etiquette specific to this tomb has been published yet. The general etiquette guide below applies; site-specific etiquette is added after editorial approval.
Sources
The information on this page is derived from the person's sourced record:
- Şakâyık-ı Nuʿmâniyye Tercümesi (Hadâiku’ş-Şekāik)
- Sicill-i Osmânî
- Kâmûsü’l-a‘lâm
- Rehber Ansiklopedisi
- İslâm Âlimleri Ansiklopedisi
- TDV İslâm Ansiklopedisi (DİA)
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Reference file A one-page, printable summary of the published sources about this place.
Permanent ID: EA-Y-000642 · this address reaches the same record even if its name changes; use it when citing.