GÜRCİSTAN'DA FUZULÎ ESERLERİNİN YAZMA NÜSHALARI
MANUSCRIPTS OF THE WORKS OF FUZULI IN GEORGIA

Summary/Abstract: Handwritten manuscripts of immortal works of the 16th century Turkish Divan poet Muhammad Fuzuli, who gave works on the Azerbaijani Turkic, were preserved in the archive memories of neighboring Georgia as well as in the collections of many writings of the world. In this respect, the funds of the Georgian National Center of Manuscripts, located in the capital Tbilisi, cannot attract attention. In this archive institution, around 30 manuscripts of Fuzuli's works have been identified. The aim of this article is to use the catalog screening process, Turkey scientists, Ottoman Divan literature experts, Fuzuli investigator of attention is simply to focus on these issues here, starting in this article Fuzuli Court: ibid in the archive, Divan (Collected Poems), Bengü Bade (Hashish and Wine), Hadikatü's Süeda (Garden of Pleasures), Haft Jam (Seven Goblets), Leili ve Mejnun (Layla and Majnun) describes the content and physical characteristics of the file units in which the individual poems are located.

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