Abstract:

In the Turkish literature, the representations of beautiful, affectionate, bold, courageous, wicked, and wicked Byzantine women in popular historical novels; the Byzantine emperors appear to us in biographical novels. This article examines the biographical novels of five writers about the three Byzantine emperors. It is clear that these novels contain parallel information with historical sources; they have also been influenced by the ideology of the time in which the works were written. The earliest historical work found belongs to 1946 and is the subject of the Emperor Irene. Imperator Irene in 2007 was the hero of Selim's All the Fire novel. The most biographical novel about Turkish and World Literature was written by the Emperor Teodora, and one was the subject of two works, one of which was three paintings. The Emperor Eudokia came to us in a work. Among the writers showing a popular language in the popular historical novel fury that appeared intensely between the 1920-1970s, the influence of the nationalist approach of the period is deeply felt in the works of Abdullah Ziya Kozanoğlu, Murat Sertoğlu, Kerim Sam and Yakup Özdemir. All of these works, which were to the Selim Advance, have depicted the Byzantine emperors, the beauty of their appearance as a woman rather than what they did for the Byzantine Empire - which they were too exaggerated - of their cruel, harsh sides and, most importantly, of the passionate, of the passionate, of sexuality, and of their feminism. For the first time in Turkish literature, Selim Advanced, all of them focused on the experiences, successes, suffering, joy, wars and sadness of a Byzantine emperor. In this article, the Romans on the Byzantine Emperors in Turkish literature were studied, and among these novels the importance of Allsi Alev was discussed.

Abstract:

Despite the representations of the most popular historical novels of Byzantine women who beautiful, charming, brave, courageous, lustful and unfaithful in Turkish literature; Byzantine empresses appear in biographical novels. This article examines the biographical novels of five authors about three Byzantine empresses. These novels; although they contain parallel information with historical sources; they were also influenced by the ideology of the period in which the work was written. The earliest discovered work dates back to 1946 and concerns the Empress Eirene. In 2007, Empress Eirene was the protagonist of Selim İleri's Hepsi Alev novel. In Turkish and world literature, the most important biographical novel about the Empress Teodora is represented in two novels, one of which is three volumes. Empress Eudokia appeared in a novel. In the novels of Abdullah Ziya Kozanoğlu, Murat Sertoğlu, Kerim Sam and Yakup Özdemir among the writers who exhibited a popular language in the popular historical novel fury that appeared intensely between 1920-1970 are intensely felt influence of the nationalist approach of the period. All these works up to Selim Ileri have brought the Byzantine Empress to the fore with the beauty of their appearance, their brutal, hard sides and most importantly lustful, sexuality, and femininity as a woman rather than what they did for the Byzantine Empire. For the first time in Turkish literature, Selim İleri focused on the experiences, successes, sorrows, joys, wars and sorrows of a Byzantine empress with the novel Hepsi Alev. For this reason, in this article, biographical novels of Byzantine empresses in Turkish literature are examined and the importance of Hepsi Alev among these novels is discussed.

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