شاهنامه سیدلقمان اورموی: تاریخ سلطان سلیمان فارسی 1403

Shahnameh writing as the first form of poetic historiography in the Ottoman court spread from the middle of the 9th century AH, and many historical Shahnamehs were written in Persian in imitation of Ferdowsi's Shahnameh describing the campaigns of Ottoman kings. The epic poem "The History of Sultan Suleiman" is one of the most important works of Seyyed Luqman Ormoi, the third Shahnamehchi of the Ottoman court, which was written in 689 AD. It ended in the court of Murad III. In this work, the events of the last seven years of the life of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent and his campaigns to Austria and Hungary are narrated. The history of Sultan Suleiman is worthy of attention and valuable from a literary point of view, and the influence of Persian literature and Ferdowsi's Shahnameh is evident in it. Shahnamehs written in Persian in the Ottoman court. It includes an important part of the unknown Iranian-Ottoman literature and has a privileged and special position. By critically correcting such works, especially the valuable system of the history of Sultan Suleiman and examining its literary, linguistic and historical features, a suitable ground will be provided for a better understanding of the position of Persian literature in Asia Minor and a better drawing of how the Iranian identity continues outside the territory of Iran and the extent of the transmission of literary traditions. Iranian culture and identity is more revealed to the Ottoman territory. Especially since these histories were written at the same time as the Safavid dynasty ruled Iran, one of the most prominent periods of Iranian identity representation.