A bibliographic research on the studies on the Mamluks and Mamluk-Kipchak Turkish

The Kipchaks spread over a wide geographical area and influenced them in language, culture and administration while having military, commercial and economic relations with the communities they encountered in this geography. The Mamluk Kipchaks established the Mamluk State in Egypt, Syria and Hejaz between 1250 and 1517 Dec. This state received the name "Mamluk" because it was founded by the slave Kipchaks living in the Ayyubid State. The word "Mamluk" means "possessed" in Arabic and was usually used to refer to people under the command of someone. Mamluk Kipchak Turkish; It is a general name given to the language of the works written and produced in the geography of the Mamluk State in the years 1250-1517 (Özgür, 2021:95). Due to the fact that it is quite rich in terms of subject, the number of studies related to Mamluk Kipchak Turkish, which is the subject of research for many studies, is increasing day by day. The increasing number of works written in Mamluk Kipchak Turkish has made it difficult to follow these works day by day. Therefore, it has been heard that it is necessary to summarize these studies. In this context, in this study, the "TR Index" and the "Academic Data Management Systems" of universities located in Turkey were scanned through the general network, including books, book chapters, master's and doctoral theses, articles, papers related to the Mamluks and Mamluk Kipchak Turkish, which constitute an important stage in the development process of the Turkish language and are quite rich in content, publications located primarily in the institutions "TTC, TDK, COHE National Thesis Center". In addition, the social sciences journals of these universities, the indexes of other scientific journals, the proceedings books of symposia and the bibliographic parts of the obtained studies were scanned and a total of 582 works were identified and listed in an alphabetical order. This study has been created to provide convenience for researchers who want to work in the field of Mamluks and Mamluk Kipchak Turkish.