Turkmen poet Miskin Kilich and his Divan

For this purpose, it is thought that introducing the Turkmen poets Miskin Kilich and his work Divan-ı Miskin Kilich can be beneficial if it is translated into Turkish, albeit according to Turkish Literature. Şair, whose real name was Kılıç, started to engage in poetry under the nicknames Molla Kilich and Miskin Kilich during his madrasa education. Miskin Kilich lived in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The poet, who was exposed to various products throughout his life, complained the most about poverty. However, the loss of his parents during his madrasa education caused the migration of different accumulations. There is very little information about the life and work of Miskin Kilich, who lived in Turkmenistan and Iran. In eliminating the resources obtained so far, it is known who the mother and father of the poet are and what their names are. Again, the birth and death periods of the poet will definitely take place. The only known work of the poet is Divan-ı Miskin Kilich. There are 148 ghazals in the work. Murad Durdukad has a great share in the work's becoming a divan and its decay. Because it was Murad Durdukad who compiled the poet's poems and came together and published them as a divan. Miskin sword was grown 30-40 years after the famous poet Mahdum Kuli Fıragi and made important contributions to the knowledge of Turkmen literature. He had a place in the list of the most well-known poets among Turkmen Turks after Fıragı. The first person to know Miskin Kilich was Ebul-leys Mervi. Mervi introduced Miskin Kilich as a poet from the Ata clan in the Suvet Tatarstan magazine with his article titled From the Turkmen Province in 1917. After this study, it aroused curiosity in other researchers in the poet's life. Keywords: Divan-ı Miskin Kılıç, Miskin Kilich, Turkmen literature, Turkmen language, Turkmenistan