Gölge Oyununun Tarihi - Karagöz ile Hacivat

The history of the Shadow Play, which is one of the indispensable items of traditional Turkish Theater and Ramadan, general characteristics of Karagöz and Hacivat game, character and types of karagöz game with hajivat, Karagöz, Hacivat, Beberuhi, Tuzsuz Deli Bekir, Çelebi, Laz, Efe, Acem, Matiz, Himmet and In the new videos of the documentary where information about Zenne takes place, It is a wealth of Ottoman culture, art and history that is regarded as a cult and can not be substituted for traditional games. KARAGÖZ AND HACİVAT "Swore eternal personality. Turkish; He has not found Karagöz, has not received it: he has created it from his own soul and has given him a life that will not die from his own essence. To think of him as a fan, to think of him as a grave is to downsize him and kill him." In this videomuz, who have challenged ages for ages, challenged with funny and funny jokes with each other and with attitudes they have taken against social events; We will talk about the history and characteristics of Karagöz and Hacivat, which are unique in the Turkish culture and art life and deserve all kinds of respect, from the shadow games. The shadow play, which Europeans refer to as "the magic of the East" and is regarded as the forerunner of the cinema; it is based on the reflection of a certain form, which has been cut off and depicted, on a white screen with the help of light from the back. It is an art unique to Eastern cultures and there are various rumors about its emergence. According to a rivayete the Chinese ruler Wu, BC In the year 110 his wife gets a deep sadness upon his death. A Chinese named Shaw Wong presents the shadow of a woman falling on a curtain, behind a white curtain stretched into a chamber of the palace to alleviate the sorrow of the ruler, the dream of the deceased woman. The similarity to the Karagöz and Hacivat legend is striking. According to another custom, he came out of the Indians, passed into Cava in the 4th or 5th century, and spread from there to the western world. Many nations have their own shadow play. Karagöz and Hacivat, the shadow games of the Turkish people, are an artistic demonstration that is performed by an artist who has many talents in fact alone. There are quite different stories about the birth of Karagöz and Hacivat. The most widespread view is that during the construction of a mosque in Bursa during the reign of Sultan Orhan, Hacivat and Karagöz, one of the blacksmiths and the other blacksmiths, were killed by the sultan because of their babblers and their enchantments and other workers. Sheikh Cushteri, who wanted to comfort the sultan who was very regreted later, took the white wolf out of her head and lit a light behind her, and repeated the tales of Karagöz and Hacivat with her shots which she had taken out of her foot. After that date, Karagöz games were played in different places. Nowadays, Karagöz perdesine is called Shaykh Kuteri Square and Shaykh Kuberti Karagözcülüğünü is accepted as piri. But here is the point that should be emphasized; The Ulu Mosque in Bursa was built during the reign of Yıldırım Bayezid, not during Sultan Orhan's period. So this rumor can not be real. The first definitive document about Karagöz is the Surname-i Humayun dated 1582, which tells the şehzadeler's circumcision feast. Although remembered as a fun night of Ramadan in Turkey, where there is no television shadow play in ancient times, interest every day of the year, it was a show that people watch in admiration. Karagöz General Features The person making this show is called a dream or a dream. A Hayâlî must have a clean Istanbul Turkic before everything else, and the ability to imitate must be developed. The Karagöz game is based on improvisation. These games were not written before. Master Karagözcüler changed, developed and operated them according to their own abilities and day problems. Apprentices working with them also learned these games from their masters. As a result, Karagöz plays were transferred both from the beginning and from time to time and according to the conditions of the society. Thus, my wrath escaped. Karagöz contains important clues to our understanding of the social, political, economic and cultural structure of the Ottoman Empire. It reflects the richness of the language, religion and race of the empire through heroes from different segments. Kevin MacLeod's song Ibn Al-Noor is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/.... Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-... Artist: http://incompetech.com/