Makâmî of Siroz, musician and imam to Prince Ahmed who traded verses with Mihrî Hatun: his place at the Amasya court, his poems and a disputed poem.
Makâmî of Siroz, musician and imam to Prince Ahmed, who exchanged verses with Mihrî Hatun at the Amasya court: his life, death at Baghdad, ghazals and a disputed poem.
The ghazal Makâmî sent to Mihrî Hatun at Prince Ahmed's court in Amasya: sun and moon, a lock like the sultan's nişancı, a pun on mihr and Mihrî, and her reply.
Makâmî's ghazal, headed "Cevâb-ı Makâmî" in one manuscript of Âşık Çelebi: the hard book of love, a lover with only his life to give, and a rival likened to a donkey's skull.
Three couplets of a Makâmî ghazal quoted by Sehî: a preacher in the mosque unashamed to buy wine from the taverns for the fair ones, seeking fame among the libertines.
A twenty-one-couplet poem bearing Makâmî's name, added to one manuscript of Mihrî Hatun's divan: praise of Mihrî, a lover dead of love and the Makâlî-Makâmî attribution debate.
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