Poetry anthology numbered "Manzum 752 (34 Ae Manzum 752)" Which is At Millet Manuscript Library, Ali Emiri Bookshelve (Text-analysis- classification in accordance with the MESTAP)

Poetry journals are the products of Turkish Literature. They are poetry-private literary works; the first examples of which were seen in the 15th century. Poetry journals, which attracted great attention, especially by poets and artists that were one of the works that contributed to the history of literature where they included the poems and works of poets and artists who were famous during or before the period in which they were compiled. In addition to reflecting the literary taste and understanding of the period, the presence of texts that shed light on social and cultural areas, and the lack of regular structure such as divan and mesnevi explain that the crew arranged the works according to their own taste and preference. The large number of journals that have survived to the present day is an indication of the high supply-demand in this field and the widespread consumption of the type of journal by the literate public. In this study, the transcribed text of the Nation Manuscript Library, Ali Emiri Library, Manzum 752 (34 Ae Manzum 752) numbered poetry journal, the review of the text and its classification according to MESTAP will be included. Firstly, the definition of the journal, its development in the history of literature, its shape and content characteristics, classification studies on journals, the opportunities offered by journals to researchers, the importance and purpose of the research are included. Secondly, the text and review of the journal subject to the study made. Lastly, the poems were classified according to the Systematic Classification Project of the Journals (MESTAP) and placed on the table. With the data obtained, it was aimed to add a new project to the studies of the journal by contributing to the literature history of the study and to provide first-hand resources to the researchers of the field. KEYWORDS: poetry anthology, MESTAP, Turkish Literature