Mesnevî-i Şerîf, 1. Defter
By Mevlânâ Celâleddîn-i Rûmî (translated by Ahmed Avni Konuk)
Rumi opens the Masnavi with the reed flute's lament for the reed bed it was cut from, then teaches through stories: the king and the slave girl, the parrot and the grocer, the lion and the hares. Ahmed Avni Konuk gives the first book's four thousand couplets in plain Turkish, fifty at a time.
Summary written with Claude Sonnet 5.5.
Table of contents
- 1: Dibâce
- 2: 1-50
- 3: 51-100
- 4: 101-150
- 5: 151-200
- 6: 201-250
- 7: 251-300
- 8: 301-350
- 9: 351-400
- 10: 401-450
- 11: 451-500
- 12: 501-550
- 13: 551-600
- 14: 601-650
- 15: 651-700
- 16: 701-750
- 17: 751-800
- 18: 801-850
- 19: 851-900
- 20: 901-950
- 21: 951-1000
- 22: 1001-1050
- 23: 1051-1100
- 24: 1101-1150
- 25: 1151-1200
- 26: 1201-1250
- 27: 1251-1300
- 28: 1301-1350
- 29: 1351-1400
- 30: 1401-1450
- 31: 1451-1500
- 32: 1501-1550
- 33: 1551-1600
- 34: 1601-1650
- 35: 1651-1700
- 36: 1701-1750
- 37: 1751-1800
- 38: 1801-1850
- 39: 1851-1900
- 40: 1901-1950
- 41: 1951-2000
- 42: 2001-2050
- 43: 2051-2100
- 44: 2101-2150
- 45: 2151-2200
- 46: 2201-2250
- 47: 2251-2300
- 48: 2301-2350
- 49: 2351-2400
- 50: 2401-2450
- 51: 2451-2500
- 52: 2501-2550
- 53: 2551-2600
- 54: 2601-2650
- 55: 2651-2700
- 56: 2701-2750
- 57: 2751-2800
- 58: 2801-2850
- 59: 2851-2900
- 60: 2901-2950
- 61: 2951-3000
- 62: 3001-3050
- 63: 3051-3100
- 64: 3101-3150
- 65: 3151-3200
- 66: 3201-3250
- 67: 3251-3300
- 68: 3301-3350
- 69: 3351-3400
- 70: 3401-3450
- 71: 3451-3500
- 72: 3501-3550
- 73: 3551-3600
- 74: 3601-3650
- 75: 3651-3700
- 76: 3701-3750
- 77: 3751-3800
- 78: 3801-3850
- 79: 3851-3900
- 80: 3901-3950