Seyyid Mahmûd Emîrî, son of Bayezid II's tutor and the first Ottoman naqib al-ashraf: his tie to Amasya, his disputed birthplace, his verse.
Seyyid Mahmûd Emîrî, son of Bayezid II's tutor and the first Ottoman naqib al-ashraf: his tie to Amasya, the Bursa tradition, three death dates and his verse.
Nine couplets from Emîrî's kaside for Bayezid II: praise that unites the sultan and the Sufi Bâyezîd-i Bistâmî in one name, and the differences between the anthologies.
A dog at the beloved's door mistaken for a man, and a candle silenced after disputing beauty with a sun-faced beloved: two couplets by Emîrî kept by Sehî.
Emîrî's ghazal with his pen name, kept whole by Âşık Çelebi: a life that is a single moment, envy among the learned, the blood of two brothers and a city of sheikhs.
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