Özet:

The weather has been a matter of consideration because it is a human life source. From ancient philosophy to mythological perceptions and semavian religions, it appears that in many areas the air and the wind, which has gone into its movement, are reflected in certain main concepts. In many of these paintings, the wind is a divine sign. In the Turkish mythology, it is similarly faced with the beliefs that the wind is under the rule of the god and the souls. The Turks believed that the souls they gave names like Yel Baba, Yel Good are the forces that control the winds. These beliefs have influenced not only the social life, but also the public literature. In fact, the mythological elements are treasures that enrich literature. In this context, it can be said that the wind, which is an important part of mythological perceptions, often finds its place in the stories. The wind is a phenomenon that gives a positive direction to the fate of the hero with a sacred touch in the stories and can transform the hero. But it is rarely witnessed that the wind brings negative things to the people and even the wind is a representative of demonic beings. Regardless of whether the wind perception in the narrative symbolizes the positive or the negative, it must be taken into account that it is always associated with supernatural beings and is included in the narrative as a determining, mystical element. This study focuses on the significance of the rümeselen in the philosophy, mythology, semavi religions and tasavvuf front and to support the findings made from the southern Siberian geography, Altay asthany Maaday-Kara, Shor asthany Golden Tayçı, Shor fairy tales Lost Girl and Unfortunate Nekker, Hakas fairy tales Light Işıkoğlu Hakan and, in addition, the mythology's traces in the Anadolu field are studied by Akkız and Karakız fairy tales from the Anadolu field. The purpose of the examination is to determine how and how the wind paintings in the Turkish mythology and cultural structure are reflected in the public stories, which functions they perform in the stories.