Toqi Sarrafon
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💢💥Toki Sarrophon (Persian - money changers' tower) is an architectural monument in Bukhara (16th century), the main trading center for money exchange. At the intersection of 2 streets of Shahristan, on the ancient Shahrud stream, the shops of sarros were built. The odd sarrophon is the smallest dome. The building is 8-sided (size 25x24 m), the inner diameter of the dome is 12 m, the outer dome (height 16.55 m) is placed on 4 peaks, it covers the intersection in the south of the city. In the second half of the 16th century, a mosque was added to one of the 4 corners of the hall, a Sarrofon bathhouse to the other, and sarrofon shops to the other.
As a result of the research, it is shown that people lived in the area of this market during the 9th century Somonites. There is information that there was a fire here in the 13th century and that the fire was related to the activities of Genghis Khan. At the entrance to the mosque there is an inscription saying "This construction was completed in 1534-35 during the reign of Ubaidulla Bahadir Khan".
This may also apply to surrounding buildings. During the Shaibani period, Bukhara became a center of private business, lending and money exchange. In Bukhara, there were houses, trading dome, caravanserai, mosque, bathhouse, etc. named after money changers.
Here the main thing is money 💵 which played role. Representatives of different countries exchange money.👌👍👌
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