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Program Ve Bġldġrġ Özet Kġtapçiği ULUSLARARASI DĠL, TARĠH VE KÜLTÜR BAĞLAMINDA TÜRKLERDE DEVLET YÖNETĠMĠ VE ALGISI SEMPOZYUMU (23-24 Ekim-2017) INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF STATECRAFT AND ITS PERCEPTION AMONG THE TURKS IN THE CONTEXT OF LANGUAGE, HISTORY AND CULTURE (23-24 October 2017) PROGRAM VE BĠLDĠRĠ ÖZET KĠTAPÇIĞI TC. Bilecik ġeyh Edebali Üniversitesi Oğuz-Türkmen AraĢtırmaları Uygulama ve AraĢtırma Merkezi Bilecik - 2017 II / Dil, Tarih ve Kültür Bağlamında Türklerde Devlet Yönetimi ve Algısı ULUSLARARASI DĠL, TARĠH VE KÜLTÜR BAĞLAMINDA TÜRKLERDE DEVLET YÖNETĠMĠ VE ALGISI SEMPOZYUMU 23-24 Ekim 2017 INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF STATECRAFT AND ITS PERCEPTION AMONG THE TURKS IN THE CONTEXT OF LANGUAGE, HISTORY AND CULTURE 23-24 October 2017 Editörler Kurulu/Editorial Board Prof. Dr. Abdulhalik BAKIR Yrd. Doç. Dr. Ahmet ALTUNGÖK ArĢ. Gör. Tümer KARAAYAK ISBN: 978-605-65623-3-4 Yayına Hazırlık: Ahmet ALTUNGÖK Kapak Tasarımı: BġEÜ Basın Yayın ve Halkla ĠliĢkiler Koordinatörlüğü Basım Tarihi Aralık - 2017 Dil, Tarih ve Kültür Bağlamında Türklerde Devlet Yönetimi ve Algısı / III Uluslararası Dil, Tarih ve Kültür Bağlamında Türklerde Devlet Yönetimi ve Algısı Sempozyumu INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM OF STATECRAFT AND ITS PERCEPTION AMONG THE TURKS IN THE CONTEXT OF LANGUAGE, HISTORY AND CULTURE Uluslararası Dil, Tarih ve Kültür Bağlamında Türklerde Devlet Yönetimi ve Algısı Sempozyumu Bilecik ġeyh Edebali Üniversitesi Rektörlüğü, Oğuz-Türkmen AraĢtırmaları Uygulama ve AraĢtırma Merkezi ile Türk Dil Kurumu (TDK) BaĢkanlığının Katkılarıyla GerçekleĢtirilmiĢtir. Bu kitapçık Bilecik ġeyh Edebali Üniversitesi ve Türk Dil Kurumu iĢbirliğiyle düzenlenmekte olan Uluslararası Dil, Tarih ve Kültür Bağlamında Türklerde Devlet Yönetimi ve Algısı Sempozyumuna sunulan tebliğ özetlerini ve program akıĢını göstermektedir. Tebliğ özetlerindeki eksiklikler ile yazılardaki bilimsel, etik ve adli sorumluluklar yazarların kendilerine aittir. IV / Dil, Tarih ve Kültür Bağlamında Türklerde Devlet Yönetimi ve Algısı ġEREF KURULU Prof. Dr. Mustafa S. KAÇALĠN Prof. Dr. Ġbrahim TAġ Prof. Dr. Dursun HAZER Prof. Dr. Abdulhalik BAKIR BĠLĠM KURULU/SCIENCE BOARD Prof. Dr. Abdullah UÇMAN (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Ahmet TAġAĞIL (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Alaattin KARACA (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Ali AKTAN (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Ali Ġhsan ÖBEK (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. A. ġükrü ÇORUK (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Cüneyt KANAT (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Enis ġAHĠN (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Gazanfer PAġAYEV (Azerbaycan) Prof. Dr. Hayati DEVELĠ (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Hazım SAĠD (Mısır) Prof. Dr. Ġlhan ERDEM (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Ġlyas GÖKHAN (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Ġsmail AKA (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Kenan Ziya TAġ (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Khaled TODHMORĠ (Lübnan) Prof. Dr. Mahir NAKĠP (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Mehmet Dursun ERDEM (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Mehmet ÖLMEZ (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Mehmet NARLI (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Mustafa DEMĠRCĠ (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Mustafa DAġ (Türkiye) Dil, Tarih ve Kültür Bağlamında Türklerde Devlet Yönetimi ve Algısı / V Prof. Dr. Mustafa S. KAÇALĠN (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Mustafa TURAN (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Nesrin Bayraktar ERTEN (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Nurgül ÖZBAY (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Ömer KAZANCI (Irak) Prof. Dr. Omar TODHMORĠ (Lübnan) Prof. Dr. Ramazan KORKMAZ (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Refik TURAN (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Salim KOCA (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Sıddıka Dilek YALÇIN (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. ġaban SAĞLIK (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Tufan GÜNDÜZ (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Yunus KOÇ (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Yücel ÖZTÜRK (Türkiye) Prof. Dr. Zeki KAYMAZ (Türkiye) Doç. Dr. Ali SHAMĠL (Azerbaycan) Doç. Dr. Bağdagül MUSA (Türkiye) Doç. Dr. Cihan DARCAN (Türkiye) Doç. Dr. Murat ELMALI (Türkiye) Yrd. Doç. Dr. Dauood REZAEI (Ġran) Dr. Ablet SEMET (Almanya) Dr. Ali Ġhsan ÇAĞLAR (Türkiye) Dr. Uwe BLÄSĠNG - (Hollanda) Dr. Yong Sŏng LĠ (Güney Kore) Uzm. YaĢar YILMAZ (Türkiye) VI / Dil, Tarih ve Kültür Bağlamında Türklerde Devlet Yönetimi ve Algısı Dil, Tarih ve Kültür Bağlamında Türklerde Devlet Yönetimi ve Algısı / VII ĠÇĠNDEKĠLER ĠÇĠNDEKĠLER ............................................................................................................... VII TAKDĠM ............................................................................................................................. XI SEMPOZYUM PROGRAMI ........................................................................................ XI Abdulhalik BAKIR Eski Türk Siyaset Geleneğinin Yılmaz Savuncusu Muzafferüddin Gökbörü‟nün Devlet Adamlığı Üzerine Bir Değerlendirme ..................................................................... 5 Ablet KAMALOV Uyghurlarning Bughu Qebilesi Rehberining Qabrige Ornitilghan Tashtiki Hitayche Metin Heqqide (Mogholistan, 678 Yil) ............................................................................... 7 Adalet ġerifoğlu TAHĠRZÂDE Eski Türkçe Kelimelerde Tanrı-Hükümdar Anlam Transfarmasyonu .......................... 8 Ahmet Hikmet EROĞLU Türk Devlet Yönetimlerinin Din(ler)le Ġlgili Tutumları ................................................. 10 Ali TEMĠZEL Saltıknâme‟de Yöneticilere Dîni ve Ahlakî Uyarılar ......................................................... 12 Bayram DALKILIÇ Yunus Emre‟nin Ġnsan/Nefs Yönetiminde Devlet Yönetimine ĠliĢkin Kavramları KullanıĢ, AlgılayıĢ Biçimi ve Örnekleri ........................................................ 14 DurmuĢ ARIK Kutsallık AnlayıĢının Türk Devlet Yönetimindeki Yansımaları .................................... 17 Fatih Mehmet ġEKER VIII / Dil, Tarih ve Kültür Bağlamında Türklerde Devlet Yönetimi ve Algısı Doğu ve Batı'da Siyasi Hayatın Temel Dinamikleri: Kutadgu Bilig ve Hükümdar Üzerinden Bir KarĢılaĢtırma ............................................................................................. 19 Ġbrahim MARAġ Türk DüĢüncesinde Adalet ve Toplumsal Bilince Yansıması ....................................... 20 Ġlhan ERDEM Ġlhanlılarda Devlet Yönetimi ve Algısı ............................................................................. 22 Ġlyas GÖKHAN Zengîlerde Devlet Yönetimi ve Algısı .............................................................................. 24 Ġsmail TAġ - Tahir ULUÇ Orhun Yazıtlarında “Ġl ve Ġl-Tut-” Üzerine ..................................................................... 26 Kenan Ziya TAġ Klasik Dönem Osmanlı Ġdare AnlayıĢını Etkileyen Kültür Havzaları ........................ 28 KürĢat KOÇAK - Çağrı BAKIR Eski Türk Devlet Felsefesinin Kozmolojik ve Mitolojik Temelleri Üzerine Bir Değerlendirme ...................................................................................................................... 30 Mehmet HARMANCI Ġslam Siyaset Teoriği ile Anadolu Pratiği ......................................................................... 32 Mehmet ÖLMEZ Türk Dilinde “Devlet”, “Ülke” ve “Yasa” ile Ġlgili En Eski Sözler” ........................... 34 Mihaly DOBROTĠVS Göktürklerde Devlet Ġdaresi ve Göktürk Yazıtlarının Tarihi Değerlendirilmesine Bir Deneme ........................................................................................................................... 36 Dil, Tarih ve Kültür Bağlamında Türklerde Devlet Yönetimi ve Algısı / IX Murat ELMALI Eski Uygurlarda Devlet Adalet Saadet .............................................................................. 38 Borcikitai MUREN Çince Kaynaklardaki Tiele ve Xueyantuo Devlet Adının Açıklanması ............................ 40 Mustafa BAġ Türklere Gönderilen Peygamberler ve Oğuz Kağan‟ın Peygamberliği Meselesi ........ 42 Mustafa DEMĠRCĠ Ġslam Dünyasında Devlet Mefhumunun GeliĢimi ve Türk Devlet AnlayıĢı ile Mukayesesi ............................................................................................................................. 44 Mustafa KALKAN Türk Devlet Geleneği Ġçerisinde Hâkimiyet Alameti Olarak Paralar ve Özellikleri .. 46 Mustafa TEKĠN Osmanlı Siyasetnamelerinde Devlet ve Liderlik .............................................................. 48 Salim KOCA Eski Türk Toplumunda Devlet Fikri ve AnlayıĢı ............................................................ 50 Yong Song LĠ Yazıtlarda Adı Geçen Uzak Doğu Devletleri: Kore Hanedanı, Kuzey Çin Hanedanları, Moğol Toplulukları vb. ................................................................................ 52 Zuhal ÖLMEZ- Sevim ERDEM Zübdetü'l-Âsâr Vakayinamesindeki Devlet TeĢkilatı Terimleri ....................................... 54 X / Dil, Tarih ve Kültür Bağlamında Türklerde Devlet Yönetimi ve Algısı TAKDĠM Oğuz-Türkmen AraĢtırmaları Uygulama ve AraĢtırma Merkezi olarak bir uluslararası sempozyuma daha ev sahipliği yapmıĢ olmanın memnuniyeti içerisindeyiz. "Dil, Tarih ve Kültür Bağlamında Türklerde Devlet Yönetimi ve Algısı" baĢlığı altında bir sempozyum düzenleme zaruretinin bizde hasıl olmasının en büyük nedeni ülkemizin ve Ġslam dünyasının içerisinden geçmiĢ olduğu sıkıntılı süreçlerdir. Ülkemizde ve Ġslam Dünyasında gerçekleĢen bir takım olaylar devlet mefhumunun ne denli önemli olduğu hususunu bir daha gözler önüne sermiĢtir. Ġçinde bulunduğumuz yedi yıl içerisinde Ġslam Dünyasında gerçekleĢen Ģiddet olayları maalesef bu coğrafyadaki birçok ülkenin yönetimlerini iĢlevsiz hale getirmiĢtir. Devletin iĢlevsiz hale geldiği veya devlet mefhumunun ortadan kalkmıĢ olduğu böyle bir ortamda, elinde silah olan herkes kendisini devletin yerine koyacaktır. Ġslam dünyasında gerçekleĢen Ģiddet olaylarının ve entrikaların bir devamı olarak ülkemizde gerçekleĢtirilmiĢ olduğunu düĢündüğümüz darbe giriĢimi de aynı kapsamda ele alınmalıdır. Bu menfur giriĢimin amacının; milletimizi devletsiz bırakarak, ülkemizi terör örgütlerinin cirit attığı savunmasız bir coğrafya haline getirmek
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