Bosnian Mehmet Fâzıl Pasha (1799-1882) is a statesman belonging to the Tanzimat Period, where the Ottoman Empire underwent a total change, and a poet who witnessed this age. This versatility, which is seen in many influential personalities, is in the case of Fazil Pasha not in the form of sides moving in different directions, but rather like specifications that merge together. In a more summarized sentence, the Pasha used his poetry skill in favor of his position as a statesman. Fazil Pasha, who was the target of heavy criticism in Zafer-name [Book of Victory ], the famous satire of Ziyâ Pasha, joined this conflict because of him using his poetry skills in that direction. In fact, Fâzıl Pasha was not hostile to Ziyâ Pasha, because the “tarih” with the number 48 in the Divan was written as a congratulation for Ziya Pasha becoming Bosnian supervisor. However, because of his proximity to Ali Pasha and according to Ziya Pasha's conception, allegations of unlawful acquisition of his position, he attacked with serious insults like “clown" or "dog”. Although it was not as much known as the Zafer-name, the Pasha tried to defend himself with Reddiye and Tekzibiyye [Rejection and Refutation]. Fazil Pasha, who was criticized more heavily and especially in terms of his cultural level, should be appreciated at least in terms of witnessing the time he lived in and mastering the mazmun culture, as the “person names” which we will try to examine with this article and which are only one of the features in his Diwan will show. Person names in the Fâzıl Pasha's Diwan are deployed in a very wide area. From the rulers of ancient times, especially the Ottoman sultans and statesmen, to the mythological heroes; from sufis to poets, scholars and philosophers, many well-known people were mentioned in the Diwan.
Primary Language | Turkish |
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Subjects | Literary Studies |
Journal Section | Articles |
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Publication Date | August 30, 2020 |
Submission Date | June 2, 2020 |
Acceptance Date | July 2, 2020 |
Published in Issue | Year 2020 Volume: 4 Issue: 2 |
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