Abstract:

In Ottoman literature, it is a widespread tradition that poets, sultans and state men are gathering around and continuing their literary activities within this guest and educational system. The origins of the ancient Turkish state tradition and the first Turkish-Islamic states, the first formations of these literary structures in the Ottoman culture are seen in the period of Bejliks. The places where these literary circles appear are the Padişah Palace in the state center, the houses of the great states, the towns of the city outside of Istanbul and the paşa houses. While the most notable literary circles were formed around the Padişah in Istanbul, the sadrazam of the period, the prisoners, the palaces and houses of the high officials were also meetings and shelters for the literaries of that time. The 18th edition of the classical Turkish literature. One of the most important places in the century is the Koca Ragıp Pasha House. Koca Ragıp Pasha is a successful poet who tells the story of classical Turkish literature. The XVIII. Koca Ragıp Pasha, considered the successful name after the century’s Nedim and Sheikh Galip, has gained fame as an art manager and protector as well as its bureaucratic identity and literary personality. The house of Pasha is the place of visit of the poet of the time. These poets have gained a special place among them in the framework of both literary association and close proximity with the past.

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