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Kaval Fountain

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Kaval Fountain

Yunusemre, Manisa

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One of Manisa's oldest dated fountains, commissioned in 1480-1481 according to its inscription.

Its story

Kaval Fountain is an Ottoman fountain among the old Manisa neighborhoods at the foot of Spil. The inscription on its face stone records that the fountain was commissioned in 1480-1481 by Hacı Mehmet, son of Mübarek, and Hacı Yakup, son of İbrahim, and was repaired in 1885-1886. With a history of more than five centuries, it is an early example of the city's water architecture. It can be seen on a short walk together with the nearby Lala Paşa Mosque Fountain and the Fatih Fountain.

Key facts

Period
Ottoman, 1480-1481
Repair
1885-1886
Founders
Hacı Mehmet and Hacı Yakup (according to the inscription)

Trip purpose

  • Free
  • Photography
  • Hiking

Location

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38.60756, 27.42083

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Source: Web derlemesi (doğrulanmalı): https://kulturenvanteri.com/?p=15534 | https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q130718757