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Crimea was one of the strategically significant places in the Black Sea where the Ottoman Empire had important political, cultural as well as literary connections. The literature that came into existence in this field was developed in parallel with the Ottoman literature and many writers and poets creating classical works were seen especially during the patriarchy and the subsequent period. Abdullah Ramiz Pasha was also one of these literature figures and his biography as well as works created by him will be introduced in this paper. Abdullah Ramiz Pasha was originally from Crimea and he travelled together with his family to Istanbul, where he served as a government officer in various departments and ultimately he was promoted to the chief admiral. Later, he was exiled due to some of his controversial political activities and then he was forced to escape to Russia because of the possibility that he could be murdered. Having staying in Russia for a short period of time, he travelled to his birthplace Crimea and he made renovations to charity buildings inherited by his grandfathers. Abdullah Ramiz Pasha was given a secret sentence of death. Nevertheless, he was given a permission to return to the country as Belgrade guardian; however he was ambushed and murdered on his way. Ramiz Pasha had also allocated a little spare time for literary activities despite his fast and turbulent life. Based on our current knowledge, he left behind his poems and letters that were collected and published by his son, Mehmed İzzet. This collection containing a few poems of Abdullah Ramiz Pasha is called

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