The Place of Persian Poets in The Diwan of Mo‘ezzi

Amīr Mo‘ezzī (518-521/1124-1127), who was on duty as Maliku’s-shu‘arā in Seljuk Palace, is an important literary figure in the history and culture of Seljuks. Thanks to his father, Burhānī, who was Sultan Alp Arslan’s poet, Mo‘ezzī who lived around the palace has his a with 19.000 verses especially consisting of poems written for Seljuk sultans and statesman since his childhood. There are many important and famous poets who read Persian poems in the dīwān of Mo‘ezzī who got his fame with his poems of praise. It is felt that in his poems Mo‘ezzī took some poets as an example such as “Unsurī and Farruhī”. The fact that Mo‘ezzī gave place in his dīwān to such poets as Sahīd-i Balhī (d. 927), Rūdakī (d. 941), Dakīkī (d. 976-980), Firdowsī (d. 1022-1026), Farruhī (d. 1038), Unsurī (d. 1039-1040), Ascadī-i Marvazī (d. 1040), Katrān-i Tabrīzī (d. after 1089), Mas‘ūd Sa‘d-i Salmān (d. 1121) and Zaynabī-i Alevī-i Mahm？dī (d. 12. yy.) shows his features in poetry and certain features of the poets in question. The aim of this study is to give examples of the poets mentioned in the dīwān of Mo‘ezzī and evaluate them