Transcription and MESAP of Ataturk Library Bel YZ K 0340 and National Library 06 HK 3661 numbered journals

Mecmua is derived from the Arabic word "cem" and means "to bring together, to gather". As a literary term, mecmua is one of the important sources of Classical Turkish Literature and is the works created by bringing together various texts in verse and/or prose according to the taste of the organizer. Poetry journals, on the other hand, are selections brought into being by compiling poems in different or same verse forms and genres selected from various poets. Sometimes, poems of poets who do not have a divan, poems of poets who do not have a divan, and different versions of known poems from the sources can be found in magazines. In addition to literature, history, medicine, geography, etc. contributes to various disciplines. The subject of our study is the Transcription Text of the Atatürk Library Bel Yz K 0340 and the National Library 06 Hk 3661 and their classification according to MESTAP. In both magazines, there is no information about the compiler and the date of compilation. As a result of the examinations, a total of 348 poems and 114 poets registered in two journals were identified.