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Built in 1830 and restored in 1913, the madrassah was closed under the Soviets and reopened in 1991. A carved wooden gate leads to the main courtyard with colored tiled walls
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dedicated to Kokand’s Soviet poet and hero Hamza Hakimzade Niyazi.
The Jummi Mosque, built 1800-1812, is large enough to hold 10,000 worshippers.
Only nineteen of the palace's original 113 rooms survive; they are now a museum.