Ulucami is a name given to the grandest mosque of a Turkish city. Sometimes more recent mosques are even grander. But still the traditional name is kept.
Province | Location | Commissioner | Date (grounbreaking) |
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Adana | Adana Ulucami | Halil Bey of Ramadanids-Piri Mehmet Pasha [Note 1] | 1513 |
Aksaray | Aksaray Ulucami | Mehmet II of Karaman [Note 2] | 1408 |
Bursa | Bursa Ulucami | Beyazıt I | 1396 |
Diyarbakır | Diyarbakır Ulucami | Malikshah of Seljuks | 1091 (?) |
Elazığ | Harput Ulucami | Fahrettin Karaaslan od Artukids[Note 3] | 1156 |
Kahramanmaraş | Kahramanmaraş Ulucami | Alaüdevle of Dulkadirids[Note 4] | 1496 |
Mersin | |||
Mersin Ulucami | (Citizens) | 1898 | |
Tarsus Ulucami | Ibrahim of Ramadanids | 1579 (?) | |
Muğla | Muğla Ulucami | İbrahim of Menteşe[Note 5] | 1340 |
Niğde | Niğde Ulucami | Zeynelettin Başara (Sanjakbey of Seljuks) | 1233 |
Sivas | Divriği Ulucami | Ahmed of Mengujekids[Note 6] | 1228 |
Uşak | Uşak Ulucami | Sulayman of Germiyanids[Note 7] | 1419 (?) |