Wedding traditions in Dodurga's folk culture
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Our country, which hosted various civilizations in the history, stands out with its cultural diversity in Anatolia. Each region of the country reveals its difference with its unique culture and reflects its character within its borders. This situation affects social lives and worshipping rituels. For being close Bozüyük, Dodurga, which is estimated to be within the borders of Phrygia in the ancient period, became a region where the Phrygians, Hittites, Lydians, Romans and Seljuks and Ottomans ruled, according to the stone ruins found. Dodurga, one of the twenty-four branches of Oghuzes, seems to be influenced by different cultures, although it has preserved its own culture as much as possible. In this study, it was studied to determine what music, traditions and customs are at Dodurga weddings, which have a rich cultural structure. In order to obtain data in the study, the necessary data (different sources, visual and audio material, etc.) were searched for and the necessary datas were collected. It is thought that the study will contribute to the field and will be a resource for new and original studies on the subject. Keywords: Dodurga, wedding, music, tradition, culture
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Ahmet Özen
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Ahmet Özen (Master Thesis). Wedding traditions in Dodurga's folk culture, 2018, Afyon Kocatepe University.
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