QUEST FOR HÂMÎ AND CAİZE İN NECATİ BEY'S QASİDAS
NECÂTÎ BEY’İN KASİDELERİNDE HÂMÎ VE CAİZE ARAYIŞI

Author : Kenan BOZKURT -İdris YALÇIN
Number of pages : 82-114

Abstract

The fact that classical poets wanted to be close to the state and to pursue their literary activities under the auspices of these personalities and to obtain such status to them was part of a tradition accepted in the Middle East and Western world. Capitals, palaces, mansions of the leaders of the period, poet-patron relations were the most common places. However, in the Eastern world, the prophet gave his cardigan in exchange for the poem that is named as Kaside-i Burde written by Ka’b bin Züheyr, and the gift of the poet was considered circumcised and gained a religious formation. By presenting his work to power, the artist gained authority, position, status, and fame, while the owners of power had the opportunity to spread their power to large masses of people. In this sense, the work that the poet presents to his patron means more than just the purpose of obtaining a present. It is possible to see that Necâtî Bey, one of the important poets of the 15th century, demanded permission from the state to whom he presented the traces of the patronage and the qasidas. The main axis of this study is to reveal the poet's request for protection and permission on the base of qasidas.

Keywords

Classical Turkish litruture, auspices tradion, present, Necâtî Bey.

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