Murad II, born in Amasya and its governor as a prince, as a poet: the couplets in the tezkires, the ghazals signed Murâdî and the question of attribution.
Murad II, born in Amasya, as a poet: his couplets in Sehî, Latîfî and Kınalızâde, three ghazals signed Murâdî, the risk of confusion with Murad III and his poetry gatherings.
Two couplets that Sehî, Latîfî and Kınalızâde give to Murad II: a ghazal opening that asks for yesterday's wine and music and ties the joy of the gathering to death.
An opening couplet recorded only by Sehî Beg, spoken by Murad II on the spur of the moment: a gathering where harps play, a dancer dances and the pavilion shakes.
The matla Latîfî and Kınalızâde give to Murad II: a lover who knows it is not his place to ask for a kiss leaves his wish to the insight of the one who understands.
A ghazal signed Murâdî and attributed to Murad II: a lover busy only with the beloved, a drop of water vanishing on fire, and the image of the compass and its point.
Five couplets with the refrain "şerh eylemez" on a hidden state of the heart that no tongue or interpreter can explain, in a ghazal ascribed to Murad II.
Naming Edirne, Bursa and Kaplıca, this dream ghazal credited to Murad II tells of a lover revived by a lip, a silver cypress and a sultan made captive by beauty.
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