Kure-i Hadid (Demirli) Village with its Historical Mosque And Sufis

Küre-i Hadid (Demirli) Village that is connected to Eflani, a province of karabük today, entered to the domination of Turks in the period of Anatolian Seljuk State's sovereign ？zzet Keykavus (1210-1219) after the dominations of Kaska, Hittite, Paphlagon and Roman Empire. In 1461, the ruler of the Ottoman Empire Fatih Sultan Mehmed, put an end to Candarogullari so it entered to the domination of Ottoman Empire. During the period of Ottoman Empire it was a district for a few years but since 1864 it has been a village. In Küre-i Hadid Village there is a mosque, built by ？smail Bey, the last ruler of Candaro？ullar？. In this work there is information about the features of the mosque and ？smail Bey. Also there is information about Sheikh Mahmut Efendi, an important person of the village and whose tomb is near the mosque, and Sheikh Muhyiddin Efendi who has been educated near him