Charles William Wilson and David George Hogarth

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Charles William Wilson and David George Hogarth 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 25… (1911)

The climate is healthy but severe in winter. Coarse cotton cloth and woollen socks are manufactured. The medresses (colleges) , built in the 13th century by the Seljuk sultans of Rum, are amongst the finest remains of Moslem art in Asia Minor. In one of them is the tomb of its founder, Izz ud-din Kai Kāus I. (1210–1219) . Near the town is the Armenian monastery of the Holy Cross, in which are kept the throne of Senekherim and other relics. There are several Armenian churches of interest, a flourishing American mission with church and schools, and a Jesuit mission.
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