The name of the city of Aghdam comes from the residence of the Imarat.
By the order of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Azerbaijan dated with 2 August 2001, the palace was taken under the state protection as an architectural monument of local importance (No. 4026).[2]
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Dome Hall (May 2021)
This edifice is far from the ceremonial palaces, and is the dwelling house of a feudal ruler who was still on the way to elevation.[3]
Panah Khan’s house consisted of two buildings located perpendicular to each other. The main building features several vaulted rooms grouped around a central domed hall with an eivan in front of it, facing south. This hall is a sofa-khane - the official half of the palace or the house of a rich man.[3]
The eivan of the monument was determined by a three-span arcade. Pointed arches rested on columns of solid stone. In general, the eivan had the appearance of a portico - the central entrance into the building.[3]
The main hall was covered with an octagonal dome on trompes with a small opening in the form of a lantern at its top. In such a device, one can see the connection with the residential building of the "karadam" type with a hole in the center of the ceiling for smoke outlet.[3]
Panakh Khan’s Palace is interesting as a dwelling example, which carries the features that connect it with the types of dwellings that existed in Azerbaijan. The elements of this connection are the domed hall with an eivan, vaulted rooms, the presence of numerous niches, the orientation of the main residential buildings to the south, etc. The palace is connected with the residential buildings of Ordubad and Absheron by the striving for a perimeter, single-row arrangement of premises.[3]
The authors of the first details publication about the monument considered the side building to be a mosque, but the architect and art critic Abdul Vagab Salamzadeh does not agree with this.[3]
^ (in Azerbaijani). AZERTAC. February 3, 2021. Archived from the original on July 21, 2021. Retrieved July 21, 2021.
^"Azərbaycan Respublikası Mədəniyyət Nazirliyi Mədəni İrsin Qorunması, İnkişafı və Bərpası üzrə Dövlət Xidməti". heritage.gov.az. Retrieved 2021-07-21.
^ abcdefAbdulvahab Salamzadeh (1964). Архитектура Азербайджана XVI-XIX вв. Baku: Издательство Академии Наук Азербайджанской ССР. p. 84.
November 30, 2023
panah, khan, palace, panah, khan, palace, persian, کاخ, پناه, علی, خان, azerbaijani, pənahəli, xanın, sarayı, imarat, panah, khan, persian, امامت, پناه, علی, خان, azerbaijani, pənahəli, xanın, imarəti, residence, karabakh, khan, panah, khan, javanshir, situate. Panah Ali Khan s Palace Persian کاخ پناه علی خان Azerbaijani Penaheli xanin sarayi or Imarat Panah Ali Khan Persian امامت پناه علی خان Azerbaijani Penaheli xanin imareti is the residence of the Karabakh khan Panah Ali Khan Javanshir situated in the city of Aghdam Near the palace is located the Imarat cemetery the Javanshir family cemetery 1 Panah Ali Khan s PalaceAzerbaijani Penaheli xanin sarayiPersian کاخ پناه علی خانLocation Azerbaijan AghdamCompletion date18th centuryThe name of the city of Aghdam comes from the residence of the Imarat By the order of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Azerbaijan dated with 2 August 2001 the palace was taken under the state protection as an architectural monument of local importance No 4026 2 Description edit nbsp Dome Hall May 2021 This edifice is far from the ceremonial palaces and is the dwelling house of a feudal ruler who was still on the way to elevation 3 Panah Khan s house consisted of two buildings located perpendicular to each other The main building features several vaulted rooms grouped around a central domed hall with an eivan in front of it facing south This hall is a sofa khane the official half of the palace or the house of a rich man 3 The eivan of the monument was determined by a three span arcade Pointed arches rested on columns of solid stone In general the eivan had the appearance of a portico the central entrance into the building 3 The main hall was covered with an octagonal dome on trompes with a small opening in the form of a lantern at its top In such a device one can see the connection with the residential building of the karadam type with a hole in the center of the ceiling for smoke outlet 3 Panakh Khan s Palace is interesting as a dwelling example which carries the features that connect it with the types of dwellings that existed in Azerbaijan The elements of this connection are the domed hall with an eivan vaulted rooms the presence of numerous niches the orientation of the main residential buildings to the south etc The palace is connected with the residential buildings of Ordubad and Absheron by the striving for a perimeter single row arrangement of premises 3 The authors of the first details publication about the monument considered the side building to be a mosque but the architect and art critic Abdul Vagab Salamzadeh does not agree with this 3 See also editShusha fortress Palace of Karabakh KhansReferences edit Penaheli xanin sarayi ve Imaret qebiristanligi ermeni vandalizmine meruz qalib in Azerbaijani AZERTAC February 3 2021 Archived from the original on July 21 2021 Retrieved July 21 2021 Azerbaycan Respublikasi Medeniyyet Nazirliyi Medeni Irsin Qorunmasi Inkisafi ve Berpasi uzre Dovlet Xidmeti heritage gov az Retrieved 2021 07 21 a b c d e f Abdulvahab Salamzadeh 1964 Arhitektura Azerbajdzhana XVI XIX vv Baku Izdatelstvo Akademii Nauk Azerbajdzhanskoj SSR p 84 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Panah Ali Khan 27s Palace amp oldid 1182686451, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
