This complex was built in 1726-1727, and has a mosque, medrese, a sibyen school (that seems to have been a primary school in Ottoman Turkey), charity building, a Turkish bath and a caravansary, the latter is built under the mosque proper. It was built for a son-in-law (damat) of Sultan Ahmed III. He also built a complex in Istanbul.
The mosque is also called Kurşunlu Mosque (mosque with lead, probably referring to the roof) has a courtyard of 88 x 44 m with three entrances. The garden had, during my 2017 visit, some great roses.
I give the mosque a separate gallery as I took many pictures of it.