Palaces and architectural elements of the palace in Nedîm Dîvâni

The 18th century Tulip Age is the period of change for the Ottomans. In this period, innovations were made in many areas. In particular, many palaces, mansions and mansions were built. The palaces built did not remain as they were, and a constant state of entertainment emerged here. These innovations have also shown themselves in literature. The most important of the poets in whom innovations are manifested realistically and vividly is Nedîm. Nedîm, who is also known for his love for Istanbul, described the mansion, palace and nook in detail in his poem in this liveliness of the Tulip Age. The palaces in Nedîm Dîvân were determined and the architectural elements of the palace were examined. The main purpose is to determine the treatment of palace and palace architecture in the poetry of the 18th century poet Nedîm and to put a collective study of palace architecture in Nedîm's poetry. The Diwan of Nedîm was scanned, and after the architectural elements of the palace were determined, the palace architecture was tried to be explained within the framework reflected by Nedîm with the help of relevant sources. Like every poet, Nedîm reflected the life of the era he belonged to in his poetry. Nedîm, in particular, does this realistically and vividly. His handling of the palace not only gave a physical description of the palace, but also gave information about the history of the palace. While explaining the couplets, this information is mentioned, especially in the stanzas where the date is dropped. In the study, first of all, Nedîm's life and works were mentioned. Then, twenty palaces identified under the heading of 'Palaces' were announced. The items identified under the heading of 'Basic Structures of Palace Architecture' were tried to be explained with couplets. Under the last title, 'Other Architectural Structures of the Palace', the article was tried to be explained with couplets. As a result of the study, it has been determined that Nedîm is intertwined with the period he lived in, that he processed the palace architecture realistically and in detail in his poetry, and that he reflected the Tulip Age in his poetry with all its vividness.