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Qosh Darvoza
The early-20th-century north gate of Khiva's outer town, Dishan Kala, on the Urgench road: a double passage under four domes between crenellated towers.
A memorial complex of madrasas around a revered tomb in Khiva's outer town, built in 1884 on the orders of Muhammad Rahim Khan II.
The complex grew up in the Chadirli Eshon cemetery around the tomb of Sayyid Muhammad Mahruyjan. In 1884 the khan of Khiva, Muhammad Rahim Khan II (Feruz), ordered a madrasa and other buildings to be added beside the mausoleum.
It lies in Dishan Kala, about 400 metres north-east of the Bagcha Darvoza, the north gate of Itchan Kala, on Amir Temur street. It is protected heritage and is now looked after by the Waqf charitable foundation.
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The early-20th-century north gate of Khiva's outer town, Dishan Kala, on the Urgench road: a double passage under four domes between crenellated towers.
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The nineteenth-century north gate of Khiva's walled Itchan Kala, a domed passage flanked by towers with rooms for guards and customs officers.
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Thick mud-brick walls with rounded towers that ring the inner town of Khiva, entered through four gates facing the four directions.
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A plain-fronted 1870s madrasa near the north gate of Itchan Kala in Khiva, paid for by the elder brother of Muhammad Rahim Khan II.