Society, human and nature in the Divan of Adile Sultan

The 19th century, which was the last century of the Ottoman Empire and was also in crisis, was a century of decline and troubles from social life to state institutions. These problems were also reflected in the literature of the period. The state's transformation and westernization identity also spread to divan literature, and changes in literature began in this period. It was not easy to be a poet in such an environment, and even more so, to be a female poet from within the dynasty. The problems of the period and the state also affected Âdile Sultan and this was reflected in her writings. The aim of this study is to analyze the Divan of Adile Sultan and explain the elements in the Divan; To understand the feelings and thoughts of Adile Sultan, a member of the Ottoman dynasty and also a female poet. Our study consists of an introduction, three chapters, conclusion and bibliography. The introduction includes the purpose of the thesis and the life and literary personality of Adile Sultan. In the first part, the headings "Society", in the second part, "Human", and in the third part, "Nature" are examined. Each section is divided into subheadings and each item is discussed and explained on its own. The findings obtained are listed in the results section. At the end of our study, there is a bibliography.