Analysing the Mantiku't-Tayr tradition in Dîvân poetry within the context of intertextuality correlation

Mantıku't-Tayr, belonging to Feridüdîn Attar from classical Iranian literature, has received great interest in classical Turkish literature for centuries and has been continuously rewritten by many poets of this literature, both by his own name and by different names. In this study, the examples chosen in the framework of the tradition of Mantıku't-Tayr in Dîvân poetry were tried to be examined in the context of intertextual relations. The sample universe composed of works named Mantıku't-Tayr, Lisânü't-Tayr, Gülşen-i Sîmurg, İnşirâhü's-Sadr, Şerh-i Mantıku't-Tayr and Mantık-ı Esrâr was evaluated by taking into consideration the elements of intertextuality and the details of what they did to the Mantıku't-Tayr tradition has been revealed.