Tomb of Gutlu Musa
Located in Khachindarbetli village of Aghdam region, this monument is a tomb with rare characteristics. The tomb is covered with an octagonal pyramid-shaped dome rising on a relatively low pedestal. The inscription on the entrance door of the Khachindarbetli monument shows that it was built on July 15, 1314 by master Shahbanzar over the grave of Musa oglu Kutlu. The existence of the underground part of the Gutlu Musa tomb is the main reason for including it in the group of tower-shaped tombs. The richest part of Gutlu Musa tomb is the architecture of the entrance surface and the stalactite structure of its inner dome. The outer surfaces are decorated with not very deep recesses, and the upper part of these recesses is connected to the arches.
The animal images on the entrance surface and inside of the Gutlu Musa tomb are also very interesting. Among them, the images of wild animals should be especially noted. Among the architectural monuments of Azerbaijan, examples reminiscent of these images can be found in Baku, on the Bayil fortress (XIII century).
It should be noted that the tomb of Gutlu Khace Musa oglu was built in the village of Khachin Turbatli of Aghdam region during the Elkhanid era.
