File:Tire Ali Efe Hanı 5546.jpg
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English: On a website I found, translated and edited: Abdüsselâm Han is also known as Ali Efe Han by the people. This inn was founded in 1525 by Abdüsselâm Efendi, one of the Deftardars of Kanuni. Abdüsselâm Efendi also had foundations such as inns, baths and shops in the city. An other name of this inn is Serban Han. It is the only building still functioning as an inn in Tire. Except for the front façade, other parts of the inn are unusable. Source: A. Munis Armagan |
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