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On Şeyh Yunus Hill in the Yunusemre quarter of Ünye, this türbe is popularly attributed to the Sufi poet Yunus Emre (c.1240-1320); local tradition holds the person buried here was 'Topal Yusuf Baba'. Yunus Emre's true burial place is disputed across Anatolia. The Ünye site is a first-degree protected area, open as a complex with mosque, fountain and semah area. (Sources: Ünye Municipality; Ordu Directorate of Culture and Tourism; TDV 'Yûnus Emre'.)
Sources
- TDV İslâm Ansiklopedisi (DİA) — Mustafa Tatcı · vol. 43, pp. 600-606, entry “YÛNUS EMRE”
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