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Hasan Dede (Hasandede) was a 16th-century mystic among the Horasan dervishes in the path of Hoca Ahmed Yesevî. A 1578 decree indicates he came from Horasan via Karaman to the village now named after him near Kırıkkale. His tomb stands beside the Hasandede Mosque (1605); the first tomb by the minaret is his, the second holds his sons and daughter. It is an important regional pilgrimage center. (Sources: Kültür Portalı; TEİS; DergiPark academic article.)
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- Türk Edebiyatı İsimler Sözlüğü (TEİS)
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