The Muradiye Complex, also known as the Complex of Sultan Murad II, is a mosque complex located in Bursa, Turkey. It was built by Sultan Murad II in 1426 and is part of the historic UNESCO World Heritage Site. The complex includes a mosque, madrasa, hamam, and 12 tombs, which serve as the final resting places of 40 members of the Ottoman dynasty. The mosque is built in a simplified inverse T plan with a domed portico and features hexagonal tiles in turquoise and dark blue. The madrasa is located to the west of the mosque is composed of a central courtyard surrounded by student rooms and a classroom. The complex also includes a soup kitchen, a bath, and a royal cemetery amid an overgrown garden of roses, magnolias, and cypress trees. The tombs are decorated with polychrome glazed tiles and feature intricate woodwork and stained glass windows
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