Ghazaniyyeh of Tabriz: the Symbol of Mongol Cultural Chang

Durig the 7th century Mongol tribes dominated vast part of Eastern Islamic territory and political and social spheres .Those were the people with different language, culture, weather condition habits, decamping traditions and different architectural ideas.
Even though they had constituted towns near their capitals and had applied their culture to these cities, they were yet small ethnic minorities. But despite of this ethnic differentiation of Mongols in cultural identity, their affability in Ghazankhan era resulted in
selection of Islamic religion and this ethnic differentiation changed drastically. This religious belief, with cultural identity that was basically Iranian, was reinforced and consolidated and Iranian–Islamic cultural fountain watered mogul's culture from architecture to religion.
This cultural transition was resounded when Ghazaniyyeh of Tabriz was constructed in Ilkhanids territory. Structure and functions of this township was the sign of great social, economical and political changes that had happened among Moguls and it did not have
any counterpart in structural variety.This kind of tribal culture that could only be superior among nomadic tribes and in the field of battle and looting, it didnt have anything to offer in the field of culture, civilization and government and it faded little by little.