Divan-ı Cahan Hatun

Name: Divan-ı Cahan Hatun
Author: Cahan Hatun

Title	Divan-ı Cahan Hatun
Author	Cahan Hatun
Publication Date:	1437
Type	Book
Language	Persian
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	375
Physical Dimensions	262x135 mm. — 17 — Adi talik
Library:	Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Cumhurbaşkanlığı Milli Saraylar Başkanlığı
Library Asset ID	867
Record ID	13710
Library Location	Treasure Library
Date	1437
Notes	Zahriye and serlevha illuminated, rulers in blue. Brown leather binding with a mitre and illustrated sunburst and corner cover. Cahan Hatun is one of the famous female poets of Iran. After her husband, she married Hodja Amin ad-Din, the vizier of Shah Abu Ishak (d. 758/1357), met with Ubayd Zakani (d. 772/1370-1371) and was married to Celairden Sultan Gıyas ad-Din Ahmed I. (784/1382-814/1411). He wrote an eulogy in his name. In the prose at the beginning of the divan, she says that she is the daughter of a man named Ma'sud Shah, that famous poets emerged from Arab and Persian women, and that she wrote poems for them without looking at them as helpless. Divanı, Y.2b de dilbace. In Y.4b, tawhid, nait head. Ode to Sultan Ahmad Bahadır Khan in Y.5a. In Y.6b, there are many ghazals in alphabetical order. When ghazals end abruptly in rhyme, it is estimated that the last part is missing. The ketebe at the end is written in a different script.
Malzeme Türü	Aharlı ince kâğıt.
Müstensihi	Murşid b. Muhammed al-Hamadani

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Divan-ı Cahan Hatun

Author Cahan Hatun

Publication Date 1437

Type Book

Language Persian

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 375

Physical Dimensions 262x135 mm. — 17 — Adi talik

Library Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Cumhurbaşkanlığı Milli Saraylar Başkanlığı

Library Asset ID 867

Record ID 13710

Library Location Treasure Library

Date 1437

Notes Zahriye and serlevha illuminated, rulers in blue. Brown leather binding with a mitre and illustrated sunburst and corner cover. Cahan Hatun is one of the famous female poets of Iran. After her husband, she married Hodja Amin ad-Din, the vizier of Shah Abu Ishak (d. 758/1357), met with Ubayd Zakani (d. 772/1370-1371) and was married to Celairden Sultan Gıyas ad-Din Ahmed I. (784/1382-814/1411). He wrote an eulogy in his name. In the prose at the beginning of the divan, she says that she is the daughter of a man named Ma'sud Shah, that famous poets emerged from Arab and Persian women, and that she wrote poems for them without looking at them as helpless. Divanı, Y.2b de dilbace. In Y.4b, tawhid, nait head. Ode to Sultan Ahmad Bahadır Khan in Y.5a. In Y.6b, there are many ghazals in alphabetical order. When ghazals end abruptly in rhyme, it is estimated that the last part is missing. The ketebe at the end is written in a different script.

Malzeme Türü Aharlı ince kâğıt.

Müstensihi Murşid b. Muhammed al-Hamadani