[Amanisha Khan Memorial Mausoleum] Located in Kashgar, Xinjiang, Shache is located in the Yeerqihan Cemetery, the tomb is connected to the Shache Grand Mosque. The tomb is 22 meters high, and the tomb is built on a 2-meter-high, 10 meters wide, 10 meters long square base. The tomb is a garden tower. In the tomb, the wall is set with the "mukam" twelve sets of songs. The tomb is cleverly conceived and has a typical Islamic architectural style. Amanisha Khan (1534-1567), the second generation of the Khan King of Yeeryu Khan, Princess of Lashide. She is a talented, talented, talented and talented woman, a 16th century outstanding Uighur poet, the collection and collation of Uighur classical music "Twelve Mukam". At the age of 34, she died of childbirth.

She is a female poet and musician of the Uighur ethnic group, sorting out the twelve wooden kam, personally feel very architectural characteristics, both in terms of environment and composition, are second to none, the periphery is written and depicted 12 wooden kam musical instruments image.

Visit the Mausoleum of Amanisha Khan. Amanisha Khan was born in 1526 and died in 1560. It is the second generation of King Rashid Khan of the Yeerzen Khan. She is talented, able to sing and dance, can poetry and literature, is a talented and wonderful woman, is a 16th century outstanding Uighur female poet, Uighur classical music "Twelve Mukam" collection and organizer.

A distinguished Uighur poet in the fifteenth century, the collector of the classical music "Twelve Mukam" in Uighur.

Amanisha Khan was born in 1526 and died in 1560, is the second generation of the Khan King of the Yeerhan Khan, the princess of Rashid Khan, the inventor of the twelve wooden Cam, and now there is an Ammanisha Khan memorial tomb in Shache County.