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Hacı Bektas Veli was born in Khorasan region in XIIIth century. His intellectual thinking was shaped by Ahmet Yesevi’s world views. The intellectual foundation of Hacı Bektas Veli, who was born in Khorasan and lived in the influenced the worldview of Ahmad Yesevi. Taught by Lokman Perende, one of Yesevi’s disciples, when it was concluded that Hacı Bektas Veli matured, he was sent to Anatolia to teach Turkmens. He was settled in a place called Sulucakarahöyük in Anatolia and died there. His ideas spread to Anatolia and Rumelia through his disciples and played an active role in shaping religious, social and political structure of the Ottoman Empire and society. The present study addressed Hacı Bektaş Veli’s disciples beginning to visit his grave after his death, and the grave’s transformation into a monastery and a place of pilgrimage after the Ottoman Sultan Murad I built a magnificent shrine around it. The connection between the guild of janissaries and the Bektashi Order was explained. An analysis was made on the fact that Bektashi monasteries were also shut down after the abolition of the guild of janissaries but that only the Monastery of Hacı Bektas Veli in Sulucakarahöyük was left open due to the respect for its spiritual value. An effort was made to explain the repair and construction works carried out in the Monastery of Hacı Bektaş Veli in Sulucakarahöyük, which was not shut down unlike other Bektashi monasteries, the costs of these works and the difficul-

The Transformation of Hacı Bektas Veli Dervish Lodge into a Hospice and Constructions During the XIXth Century