Kul Hasan, the shepherd minstrel who by local accounts lived in Harız near Merzifon in the 18th-19th centuries: his life, legend and deyiş.
Kul Hasan, the shepherd minstrel who by local accounts lived in Harız near Merzifon in the 18th-19th centuries: his stand against the kadı, his five lost children, his deyiş.
Kul Hasan's deyiş with the refrain "Felek bizi gafil buldu avuttu": sultans passing through the inn of the world, the mill of life, the caravan left unready and death's arrow.
Kul Hasan's dialogue with a ruin: a deyiş in which a place deserted since Noah's time tells of its prayer niche, its four-spouted fountains, its inns and the brides it gave away.
Kul Hasan's lament in the voice of a father who lost five children: the Giver taking back His trust, Khidr who never came, Fate tearing down the nest and the earth asked to be gentle.
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