The reflections of opposing movements on Ottoman history writers and their works occured 16th century in Anatolia,

16th century is a period when the basic and sample works of Ottoman history were written the writers of this century produced their works either by the order of sultan or by the wish of being admired.The great chronic writers of this period was İdris-i Bidlisî, Kemal Paşazade, Şükrî, Hadidî, Lütfi Paşa, Celalzade Mustafa Efendi, Hoca Sadettin Efendi, Gelibolulu Mustafa Âlî, Selanikî Mustafa Efendi and Peçevî İbrahim Efendi.Lots of rebellions which were related to each other in Anatolia occured in 16th century. This were the rebellions of Şah Kulu, Celal, Süklün Koca and Baba Zünnun, Kalender, Kara Yazıcı. These rebellions caused serious threats.Ottoman historians present these rebellions from a certain point of view. This view is mostly limited by what the ones ordering the work of writer want to see. This study is trying to investigate the reflections of the opposing movements on Ottoman history writers and their works by considering the contemporary analysis and comments.Key Words1- Anatolia2-16th century3- Opposing movements4- Ottoman history writers5- Ottoman chronics