Geographic connection
Zangi Ata Mausoleum Complex
Zangiata District, Tashkent Region, Uzbekistan
Shrine or memorial association
Regional reference · Rounded orientation point; not an entrance or tomb positionSufi Map / yasaviyya
Zangī Ata
13th century in tradition; exact chronology disputed
Zangi Ota · Ay Khoja (reported name)
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Evidence & tradition
The shrine and later successor tradition are well documented. Biographical dates, ancestry, and conversion narratives conflict across later sources and remain explicitly provisional.
Textual connections
Works in the research record
- One poem attributed in later manuscript witnesses
Titles identify research connections. Full translations will appear only after their textual and publication review is complete.
Source trail
Research library
TDV İslâm Ansiklopedisi, ‘Zengi Ata’ and ‘Yeseviyye’; later Yasawi hagiography; Wikimedia Commons documentation for the Zangi Ata complex.
Adapted from the Silk Road Sufi Atlas master catalogue. Shrine identification and traditional biography have separate evidence histories.