Tomb of Bedreddin Mahmud Pars Bey
Tomb of Sultan II. It was built by Bedreddin Pars Bey, one of Murad's courtiers. The real name of Pars Bey, who is also the founder of the Pars family, is Bedreddin Mahmud, and his father's name is Abdullah. There is a foundation record dated 14 September 1445. In this foundation record, which was prepared upon the burning of the first foundation deed, Pars Bey was mentioned with the phrase "Emirü'1-âzam ve kadri'1-muazzam" (famous and very valuable). Itself; He dedicated the villages of Yazır and Umurbey along with gardens, vineyards and mills to his lodge that used to be here.

The current tomb has an octagonal plan and is covered with a dome. There is a sarcophagus known to belong to Bedreddin Pars Bey in the tomb.