Statesmen of the Ages in the Divan of Seref Hanım

The Ottoman Empire attaches importance to art and literature in every period as state and society; a work of art, aesthetics and expression of the great work that leaves a fascination with the owner and guardian. The Ottoman administrators who understood that it was an important tool for the state, nation, religion and religion gave special opportunities and opportunities to the poets and editors who had this preaching, word workers and processors. Poets and thinkers who are aware of their privileges have also evaluated their chances of gaining material income, privilege and reputation by presenting various items to the sultans and statesmen.The craftsmen who have access to the grace of the sultan s surroundings have thus added presence, elegance and splendor to the eternity of the literary works they have received and the existence of the state and statesmen.Seref Hanim is one of the sofa-poets who have taken the subject of poetry of the sultans and state administrators of their periods and ages. Seref Hanim, one of the famous female poets of 19th century classical Turkish literature, has a special place on the divan poetry scene with simple and powerful verse technique. Seref Hanim, on the divan that is full of strong proofs of religious, mystical, historical and literary education, has recorded many pieces of contemporary and contemporary information with his historical poems especially written. It is believed that she is married in a certain period of life, and she is constantly on the desk where she writes various elements to the elders of the state. The poems that Seref Hanim, who can express his thoughts in an open and poetic way, deal with the sultan and the rulers of the Ottoman State are remarkable in terms of the history and sociology of literature. In this context; sad, sultan, and statesmen in the name of Seref Hanim Dîvânı, which was coincident with the names of many statesmen, especially Sultan Abdülmecîd and Sadrazam Ali Pasha, and the relations and relations between them were evaluated from the literary and historical aspects.