Religious Buildings

Mosque

Ulu Mosque

The mosque was first built by Selçuk Sultan III. It is considered to have been built by his freed slave, Hayrettin, during the reign of Alaattin Keykubat. The mosque took its current form as a result of major repairs. II. It was destroyed in the great earthquake that occurred in 1446 during the reign of Beyazıt and was repaired by Mimar Sinan. This repair is also mentioned in Mimar Sinan's book titled Teskiret-i Enbiye, and it is written in the book that "he repaired and built the Alaaddin Mosque in Çorum.

Burial Ground

Hıdırlık Mosque, Tomb and Burial Ground

It is located in Çorum Hıdırlık District. According to the rumor, Hz. The construction date of the mosque, which was built by Hıdıroğlu Hayrettin as a sign of respect to Suheybi Rumi, one of the friends and servants of the Prophet, is unknown. The old mosque was replaced by Yedi-Ekiz Hasan Pasha II upon his request. The new one was built during the reign of Abdulhamid. The mausoleums of Suheybi Rumi and Ubid Gazi in the tomb inside the mosque; The tomb of Elhac Yusuf-u Bahri is located in the tomb in the garden to the west of the mosque, and the tomb of Kerebi Gazi is located in the tomb adjacent to the west of this tomb.

Burial Ground

Koyunbaba Burial Ground

It is located in the center of Osmancık District and is one of the Ottoman sultans, Sultan II. The tomb, built in 1469 during the reign of Beyazıt, was built on a high hill. According to Evliya Çelebi, a mosque, a dining hall, a banquet room, guest houses and a lead-lined tomb were built in the tomb area. However, the foundations of the structures outside the tomb remain today. The double-winged wooden door of the tomb, processed with deep carving technique, is preserved in the Çorum Museum today. The tomb was restored by the General Directorate of Foundations in 1989.

Mosque

Osmancık Akşemseddin Mosque

It is a small mosque located on the northwestern outskirts of the castle on a steep rock. Its construction date is indicated as 1410. It is known that it is a part of the Old Osmancık Madrasa. Dating back to the Ottoman Period, the mosque has an inverted "T" plan and a large courtyard. Osmancık Akşemseddin Mosque is a charming place of worship with its feature of being a work from the Ottoman Foundation Period and its unique architecture.

BURIAL GROUND

Mecitözü Elvançelebi Zaviye and Tomb

Elvançelebi Mosque and Tomb, located in Elvançelebi Town of Mecitözü District, consists of three adjacent and fused elements in a large garden. The building shows typical Turkish building features with its central dome and fountain and side iwans. The dates 1282 were inferred from the inscription on the mosque part of the building, and 1307 from the inscription on the tomb. It is used as a mosque today