Albanian temple in Gulsehran village

The inhabitants of the village were Garapapags, who are considered to be one of the ethnographic groups of Azerbaijanis.

Amasiya district, Chivinli village Yenajur since 19.04.1991.

Architecture

The Albanian church in the village of Gulsehran lost its importance from the 10th11th centuries, and later it was used as a warehouse by the Armenians since there was no monument belonging to them.

The ancient Albanian church is located in Gulsehran (Chivinli) village of Amasiya region. The Albanian church tells about the past Albanian Turkish cultural history. It is believed that the church was built in the IV-V centuries. It was built in a square shape with red stone. Its width and length were 7-8 meters, and its height was 9-10 meters. This place of worship lost its importance from the 10th-11th centuries and was later used as a warehouse. 

The inhabitants of the village were Garapapags, who are considered to be one of the ethnographic groups of Azerbaijanis.