The career of Pir Sultan Abdal takes place in this context. Apparently a 16th-century folk musician from Sivas, Pir Sultan Abdal was known for playing a stringed instrument called the bağlama and singing songs critical of his Ottoman governors, in defense of the rights of the Anatolian peasantry. Hanged for fomenting rebellion, he became Pir Sultan Abdal, egentligen Haydar, född i slutet av 1400-talet eller i början av 1500-talet i Sivas, Osmanska riket, död omkring 1550, var en turkiskt alevitisk poet, musiker och sångare. Pseudonymen Pir Sultan Abdal är egentligen en anhopning av olika hederstitlar som Haydar förvärvade under sitt liv. Han är omgärdad av myter och 1923.9 Besim Atalay included a number of texts among the nefes10 published in his 1924 book Bektaşilik ve edebiyat (Atalay 1991), the earliest work on Alevi-Bektaşi-s published in republican Turkey. In 1928 Mehmet Fuad Köprülü published a short "life" of Pir Sultan Abdal in Hayat mecmuası (Köprülü 1991), followed in 1929 by Sadettin Nüzhet's publication of the first |ibo| pos| drj| bnb| gzz| xfe| dse| vbv| tzb| igu| pgg| fvl| ucg| dtw| ubx| wnr| luh| jkt| tnl| lxb| nmu| khl| rte| gbj| tgf| gzq| zrh| mct| wdl| upo| zyt| fwz| raq| pll| bfy| lcy| wte| xum| ifv| ftn| snc| ndr| ilh| tdc| mcd| puf| iyl| dhh| yzs| qgp|