Kanli Koca Oglu Kan Turali Boyu

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Kanli Koca Oglu Kan Turali Boyu is a heroic epic tale within the medieval Oghuz Turkic legend cycle, recounting the valorous deeds and adventures of the warrior Kan Turali.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Oghuz epic
heroic tale
medieval narrative
oral tradition work
associatedWith Azerbaijani literature
Turkic mythology
Turkish literature
audience Oghuz
surface form: Oghuz tribal communities
containsElement battle scenes
feasting and council scenes
oaths and vows
poetic laments
culture Oghuz Turkic language
surface form: Oghuz Turkic
fatherOfHero Kanli Koca
featuresCharacter Kan Turali’s bride
Kanli Koca
function didactic moral instruction
entertainment
preservation of Oghuz heroic ideals
genre epic
heroic legend
heroNameMeaning Kanli Koca Oglu Kan Turali Boyu self-linksurface differs
surface form: Kan Turali means ‘bloody brave’ or ‘blood-valiant’
language Oghuz Turkic
Old Anatolian Turkish
literaryForm prose with verse passages
literaryTradition Dede Korkut stories
mainCharacter Kan Turali
motif battle against enemies
heroic quest for a bride
tests of courage
narratorCharacter Dede Korkut
originatesFrom Oghuz Turkic oral tradition
partOf Book of Dede Korkut
preservedIn Dresden manuscript of the Book of Dede Korkut
Vatican manuscript of the Book of Dede Korkut
relatedWork Bamsi Beyrek Boyu
Basat’in Tepegözü Öldürdüğü Boy
Dirse Khan Oglu Bugach Khan Boyu
surface form: Dirse Han Oglu Bugac Han Boyu
setting Oghuz tribal world
settingPeriod medieval era
theme bravery
heroism
love and marriage
loyalty
warrior ethos
transmission oral performance by ashiks or bards

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Book of Dede Korkut hasPart Kanli Koca Oglu Kan Turali Boyu
Kanli Koca Oglu Kan Turali Boyu heroNameMeaning Kanli Koca Oglu Kan Turali Boyu self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Kan Turali means ‘bloody brave’ or ‘blood-valiant’