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A small domed shrine with a mosque, minaret and pool just outside the east gate of Itchan Kala in Khiva.
A madrasa and 24-metre minaret of 1905 in Dishan Kala, Khiva's outer town, paid for by a leading merchant of the khanate.
The merchant Palvan Qori, also known as Muhammad Yakub Bazzoz, was a close associate of Muhammad Rahim Khan II (Feruz) and played a big part in the khanate's trade. He paid for this madrasa and minaret, which were built within a single year, 1905, with the noted architect Ruzmat Arbob Masharipov taking part. In Soviet times the building housed a school.
Entry is through a domed portal and a bent passage into a courtyard lined with cells; prayer and khanqah rooms project from the facade. The minaret in front, 24 metres high, has decorative brick bands and a small dome. It is the most monumental building in Dishan Kala, in the Kumyaska neighbourhood outside the Itchan Kala walls.
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A small domed shrine with a mosque, minaret and pool just outside the east gate of Itchan Kala in Khiva.
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A nine-domed Friday mosque with a small madrasa and minaret, completed in 1842 just outside the Palvan Gate of Itchan Kala in Khiva.
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The eastern gate of Itchan Kala, a long vaulted passage lined with niches that once led out to the main market and the road east.
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A small madrasa in Itchan Kala built in 1855 by the mother of a young khan killed in battle; it now holds the Khorezm nature museum.