Özet:

The 18th century divan poet, Sa’dî Abdülbâkî Efendi, was born in Van. Vanlı is the famous poet Dürrî-i Yek-çeşm Efendi and the brother of Salih Efendi who writes poems with Feyzî mahlası. The poet, from a family, had a good education. During a certain period of his life, he established good relationships with the state’s advanced. First of all, Sultan III. Many of them, including Ahmed, have written methys to Sadrazam and the state man, and their dates have fallen into events such as their wedding, birth, promotion. He was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one who was the one. It is also known that the poet has received Persian and Turkish manuscripts. The poem is a poet, and he is a poet, and he is a poet, and he is a poet, and he is a poet. Except for the poet’s few poems in the workshops, it was unknown whether there was a divan or a divan. The poems of the poet are brother Dürrî-i Efendi’s poems also included in the memo and mostly in the magazines. In this study, information was given about the life and literary personality of Sa’dî Efendi, which has not yet done a thorough study of his biography and poems, and twenty-eight manuscripts of the chapel were translated to the translation, which had not previously been published.

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Özet:

Sadi Abdülbâkî Efendi, one of the 18th-century divan poets, was born in Van. He is the brother of the famous poet Durrî-i Yek-Cheshm Efendi from Van and Salih Efendi, who wrote poems with the pseudonym Feyzî. Coming from a poet family, Sadi Efendi received a good education. He established good relations with the notables of the state at a certain period of his life. First of all, including Sultan III. Ahmed, he wrote praises to many viziers, grand viziers and statesmen, and dates were dropped for events such as their weddings, births and promotions. Sadî Abdülbâkî translated Idris-i Bitlisî’s eight thousand couplets Persian Hesht Behisht into Turkish upon the order of Mahmud I. It is also known that the poet wrote Persian and Turkish poems. Sources that give information about the poet mention him with praise, stating that he is a polite, verbal, and knowledgeable person. It is not known whether the poet had a divan or a divan, except for a few of his poems in tezkires. The poet's poems are scattered in the majmua of his brother, Dürrî-i Yek-Cheshm Efendi, and are mostly found in alleys. In this study, information about the life and literary personality of Sadî Efendi, whose biography and poems have not been studied in detail until today, was given and twenty-eight poems of the poet, which were not published before, were translated into translation.