Hasbî of Gediz, brother of Keşfî: his years in prison, the pen name Habsî, and his elegy and chronogram for Prince Mustafa.
Hasbî of Gediz, brother of Keşfî: ten years in a dungeon, the pen name Habsî, the anthologists' harsh verdicts, and his elegy and chronogram for Prince Mustafa.
Hasbî's elegy for Prince Mustafa: seven stanzas with the refrain "Âh Sultân Mustafâ eyvâh Sultân Mustafâ", the mourning of the universe, and a stanza shared with Kâdirî.
Hasbî's seven-couplet chronogram on the death of Prince Mustafa: "tokuz yüz altmış" (960), the two texts in Âşık Çelebi and Kınalızâde, and the language of submission.
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