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A 13th-century Sufi known as the master of Yunus Emre. His tomb in Taptuk village of Aksaray sits within a complex of mosque, library and fountain, renovated in 2023. DISPUTED/MAKAM: rival claims exist (e.g. Nallıhan-Sarıköy). (Sources: Aksaray e-Şehir Encyclopedia [Ottoman archives, Hacı Bektâş Velî Velâyetnâme]; Evliyalar.net)
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