Sirâcî, a sixteenth-century poet probably from Germiyan, who wrote three elegies and a eulogy for Prince Mustafa: his divan and poems.
Sirâcî, the poet who wrote the most elegies for Prince Mustafa: his divan at Istanbul University, the question of Sirâcî of Germiyan, and his four poems for the prince.
Sirâcî's mütekerrir muhammes for Prince Mustafa with the redif "yansun": a wish that the sultan may regret his deed, and a calamity unknown before in the house of Osman.
Sirâcî's second elegy for Prince Mustafa: brothers who slew a second Joseph, the "old-hag heaven", Karbala, and a terkib-i bend that ends with the couplet it began with.
Sirâcî's third elegy for Prince Mustafa: a seven-stanza murabba with the refrain "Sultan Mustafa has departed for the hereafter", and the sultan's heedless trust in enemies.
Fragments of Sirâcî's eulogy for Prince Mustafa: a prince worthy of the throne, betrayal, a command sent to the beys of Anatolia, and the vizier who annulled it.
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