Ledün-Nȃme [Analysis- text (1b-57a between pages)- index- facsimile]

Old Anatolian Turkish is formed based on the Oghuz-Turkmen dialect in an area covering Azerbaijan, Anatolia, Syria, Iraq and the Balkans between the 13th and 15th centuries and is the period of Turkish written language extending to the beginning of Classical Ottoman Turkish. The Oghuz-Turkmen dialect became a written language systematically for the first time in this period. Therefore, Old Anatolian Turkish has a distinctive place in the history of Turkish Language. The period hosted literary figures, mystics and comprehensive works left thereby. Each work from this period is of great importance as it provides a basis for Turkish and in terms of investigation of the foundation phases of Turkish spoken in Turkey. Mysticism, which is one of the topics in these works, shows us the attraction paid with its existence in many works. Each literary figure with its sufistic works and each mystic with its works and the means adopted left a legacy of valuable understanding to future generations. The work we have investigated and many more contributed to our bringing this legacy to today. In this study, 1b-57a interval of the work called Ledun-name registered in the National Library under archive number 06 Hk 196 and written by Muradi was addressed. The copyright date of the work was 910 (1504). Our study consisted of Review, Text, Index and Facsimile sections after the Introduction part. Information related to mysticism, the innate science and the work were discussed in the Introduction part. Literary, phonetical and morphological properties of the work were examined in the Review part. A comparison was made with the copy copied by Muhammed Mecdi available in Berlin State Library Turkish Manuscripts Collection registered under archive number Or. Oct. 2256 with the copyright date 1274 (1857) in the Text part. Grammatical index of the text was formed after that. Sources used throughout the study were presented under the heading References. A facsimile of the manuscript was included and the study was concluded in the Facsimile section. Keywords: Old Anatolian Turkish, Hizir, Ledun-name