Gara Pirim sacred place
Zangibasar mahal, 6 km southwest of Ulukhanli settlement, the center of Zangibasar district, in the village of Sarvanlar (Uliya Sarvanlar) on the right bank of the Zangi river.
The village, whose former name was Uliya Sarvanlar, was registered as Sarvanlar in official documents during the Soviet era. On 19.04.1991, the name of the village was changed to Sis.
Architecture
After the 1988 deportation, the Gara Pirim place was destroyyed along with the cemetery next to it. Currently there are ruins.
Gara Pirim, which existed since 1501, was considered a famous sacred place. Blood flowed when he broke a branch of a Yulgun tree in the courtyard of the furnace (according to legend, a man named Sultan broke a branch of this Yulgun tree and brought it home, saw that blood was flowing from the tree, and took it to the mullah. The mullah said to take it on its place, you will suffer great damage. Soon the man's daughter Gamar falls into the tandoor and burns, and man himself goes to war and never returns). It was a place of faith and sanctuary for the Sarvanlar and Soyug-bulag communities. The toponym Kangarli was formed on the basis of the ethnonym of Sarvanlar, an ancient Turkic tribe 38,39. It is an ethnotoponym. It is a simple toponym in structure.
The name of the village Sarvanlar has existed since 1501. In statistical data, only Azerbaijanis lived in the village registered under the name of Uliya Sarvanlar