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As a term, White, XV. Since the century it has been the name of the tradition of antology in Central Asian literature. The works called white originally consisted of classical literature products. Then the poems of the towns were added and the contents were extended. The preparers of the white choice may also be a poet or other professional herb, as it may be. Even the XVIII. Then they were multiplied. There are many white varieties. The most commonly prepared white varieties are mixed white. The Hague, XVII. It is a mixed white. In the handwriting work, in addition to the poems of Fars and Turkish classical poets, there are various religious sciences, astrology, astronomy, health and other subjects. The pieces in the work are mostly poems of the Sebk-i Hindi stream. But like many other white, this work is also decorated with the poems of Abdurahman Cami, Ali Şir Nevai and Fuzuli.  Keywords: White, White-to-Beautiful, Antology, Mecmua, Selective Terminologically White is the name of the anthology tradition in Central Asian Literature from XV. the centuries. The works named White was consisted of classical literature poems at first. Later, the poems of local poets were added and their contents were expanded. Those who prepare these works may be poets or clerks or members of different professions. In fact, after the 18th century, they were reproduced as printed. So there are a wide variety of white specimens. Among these, the most common white sample is mixed white. Beyāz-i Hāzık is one of the mixed whites prepared in the XVII. and century. In the manuscript, besides Persian and Turkish classical poets, there are pieces belonging to various religious sciences, anstration and astrology, history and other subjects. The poems in the manuscript mostly belong to Sebk-i Hindī. However, as in many other white, this collection is decorated with the poems of Abdurhman Camī, Ali Şīr Nevaī and Fuzulī.