Muradiye Tombs
There are 12 tombs very close to each other north of II. Murat Mosque within the Muradiye Complex which have memorized Bursa as a ‘city of Ottoman Tombs’. The structuring of this complex of structures started gradually after Fatih Sultan Mehmed era and continued for over 100 years and includes the Tomb of Hüma Hatun who was the mother of Fatih Sultan Mehmed, the Tomb of Aladdin, prince and son of II. Murad, the Tomb of Mustafa (Cem Sultan) prince and son of Fatih, the Tomb of Mustafa, prince and son of Sultan Süleyman the Magnificent, the Tomb of Şirin Hatun the spouse of Sultan II. Bayezid, the Tomb of Gülruh Hatun the other spouse of II. Bayezid, the Tomb of Ebe Hatun (Gülbahar Hatun) the midwife of Fatih Sultan, Tomb of prince Mahmud the son of II. Bayezid, the Tomb of Mükrime Hatun the daughter-in-law of II. Bayezid, Tomb of Gülşah Hatun who was one of the wives of Fatih Sultan and the Tomb of Concubines/Palace incumbents housing the remains of persons affiliated with the Palace (concubines).
