Sheykhantaur complex (the 2nd floor. 15th century - 19th century) - one of the main historical ensembles of Tashkent. It developed around a tomb of the local sheikh Havendi Takhur who died in 1355, by name which all district of the city was called. Archeologists proved that the first mausoleum was built in the II half of the 15th century at Hodge Akhrar, and at the end of the century near a mazar the chillyakhona was arranged (the underground camera for a forty-day post).

Then near the mausoleum of the sheikh Havendi Takhur arose: to the North - the small centric mausoleum under a conic dome devoted Kaldyrgach-Biya. to the West - one of the largest Tashkent mausoleums. Yunus-hanu devoted to the governor. In the 16th century this mazar was most popular "holy site" in Tashkent, here buried the Uzbek aristocracy. Between chillyakhony and the mausoleum of the sheikh Havendi Takhura was a special ziaratkhona (the room for remembrance deceased). At the beginning of the 20th century between Sheykhantaur's mausoleums and Kaldyrgach-Biya Aurad the mosque was built. In 1924 reconstruction was carried out, a part of structures was sorted.