Chor-Bakr necropolis

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Chor-Bakr necropolis is a historic Islamic burial complex near Bukhara, Uzbekistan, renowned for its mausoleums, courtyards, and spiritual significance dating back to the 16th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Islamic burial complex
historic site
necropolis
architecturalStyle Central Asian architecture
Islamic architecture
associatedWith Bakr family descendants NERFINISHED
Juybar Sufi sheikhs NERFINISHED
builtDuring Shaybanid dynasty NERFINISHED
contains courtyard ensemble
family burial vaults
khanqah
madrasa
mosque
country Uzbekistan
culturalSignificance important pilgrimage site in Bukhara region
era post-Timurid period
etymology name often interpreted as “Four Bakrs”
function cemetery complex
hasFeature arched iwans
brickwork decoration
decorative niches
domed mausoleums
minaret-like structures
open courtyards
portal entrance
hasNameInLocalLanguage Chor-Bakr NERFINISHED
heritage Sufi
heritageStatus monument of national importance in Uzbekistan
inception 16th century
knownFor courtyards
mausoleums
spiritual significance
layout ensemble of courtyards and burial structures
locatedIn Bukhara Region NERFINISHED
locatedNear Bukhara NERFINISHED
material baked brick
nearbyCity Bukhara NERFINISHED
partOf Bukhara architectural heritage
region Central Asia
religion Islam
timePeriod 16th–17th centuries main development
tourism popular tourist attraction
usedFor burials
pilgrimage
religious ceremonies

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Bukhara Region touristAttraction Chor-Bakr necropolis