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Topkapi Palace Museum Manuscript Library treasure collection poetry magazine number 1064 (review-text)

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2021
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This study consists of the introduction of the Topkapı Palace Museum Manuscript Library Treasure Collection Poetry Magazine Number 1064, and its analysis with its transcribed text. According to the information we have obtained from the appropriation record of the magazine, the study of the text was arranged by Sayyid İbrahim in 1205/1790-1791. The poets, whose various poems in the magazine, lived between 16 and 18 centuries. It has been seen that there are many poets who lived in the 17th century among these poets. The presence of poets who did not have any work in our hands before were determined in mecmû'a and the poems of these poets were revealed by transcribing. These poets are: Nâdî Efendi, Re'fetî, Hakkî, Şerîf, Şefik Efendi. The poems of some of the poets whose dîvân were published before were found in mecmû'a, which were not present in their conventions. Examples of these poets can be given as follows: Râsih, Tâlib-i Bursevî, Sâbit, Çeşmi-zâde Reşid, Himmet-zâde 'Abdî ... This study consists of the introduction of 1064 Poem Journal of Topkapı Palace Manuscripts Library, and its transcriptional text and analysis. The Journal that composed of 99 golden leaves includes 312 poems in total with 184 ode, 6 kasidah, 14 kıt'a, 8 masnavi, 3 terkîb-bend, 2, muhammes, 2 müseddes, 6 rubâ'î and couplets. It is also noteworthy that there are many fevâ'ids and letters in this journal. Keywords: Journal, Ode, Poem, Poet, Kasidah, Müseddes, Murabba, Kıt'a, Terkib-Bend, Ruba'i.

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Zehra Kurt

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Zehra Kurt (Master Thesis). Topkapi Palace Museum Manuscript Library treasure collection poetry magazine number 1064 (review-text), 2021, Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt University.

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