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Viaggio storico e letterario nella comunità dei Tatari polacco-lituani attraverso Baśnie, podania i legendy polskich Tatarów di Selim Mirza Chazbijewicz
Literary and historic journeys around the Polish-Lithuanian Tatar community Baśnie, podania i legendy polskich Tatarów by Selim Mirza Chazbijewicz
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W artykule podjęta została próba kulturowej i historycznej rekonstrukcji społeczności Tatarów zamieszkałych na terytorium Wielkiego Księstwa Litewskiego. Tatarzy, pochodzący z Azji Środkowej, po podziale imperium mongolskiego udali się do Europy Wschodniej, dając początek chanatowi Złotej Ordy. Pierwsze migracje Tatarów na ziemie polskie z woli Wielkiego Księcia Litwy Witolda datuje się na wiek XIV. Dzięki przynależności do religii muzułmańskiej Tatarzy zdołali na przestrzeni wieków ocalić własną tożsamość. Twórczość literacką Tatarów polsko-litewskich można podzielić na dwa typy literatury: religijną i popularną. Najznakomitszym przedstawicielem polskiej współczesnej literatury tatarskiej jest Selim Mirza Chazbijewicz. Twórca, oprócz poezji i eseistyki, interesował się popularną literaturą tatarską. Książka Baśnie, podania i legendy polskich Tatarów to zbiór 21 opowiadań z tradycji tatarskiej, przekazywanych przez wieki ustnie. Książka ta jest dowodem na występowanie kulturowego splotu tradycji judeochrześcijańskiej, islamskiej i turecko-mongolskiej.
The article deals with the historical reconstruction of the Tatar community in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Originally, from Central Asia, after the division of the Mongol Empire the Tatars settled to Eastern Europe giving rise to the Golden Horde. The first migrations of Tatars to Poland took place by the will of the ruler Vitautas in the XIV century. Thanks to their different religious beliefs, the Tatars could keep over the centuries their identity. The Polish-Lithuanian Tatar literature includes two genders: the religious literature and the popular literature. The greatest representative of contemporary Polish literature is the writer Selim Mirza Chazbijewicz. In addition to writing poems and books about the history of Tatars, Chazbijewicz has also dealt with popular literature. The book Fairy tales, stories and legends of the polish Tatars is a collection of 21 stories from the Tatar tradition, passed on orally from generation to generation for centuries. The work is a perfect combination of Judeo-Christian, Islamic and Turkish-Mongolian traditions.
The article deals with the historical reconstruction of the Tatar community in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Originally, from Central Asia, after the division of the Mongol Empire the Tatars settled to Eastern Europe giving rise to the Golden Horde. The first migrations of Tatars to Poland took place by the will of the ruler Vitautas in the XIV century. Thanks to their different religious beliefs, the Tatars could keep over the centuries their identity. The Polish-Lithuanian Tatar literature includes two genders: the religious literature and the popular literature. The greatest representative of contemporary Polish literature is the writer Selim Mirza Chazbijewicz. In addition to writing poems and books about the history of Tatars, Chazbijewicz has also dealt with popular literature. The book Fairy tales, stories and legends of the polish Tatars is a collection of 21 stories from the Tatar tradition, passed on orally from generation to generation for centuries. The work is a perfect combination of Judeo-Christian, Islamic and Turkish-Mongolian traditions.
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207-219
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2019-12-15
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bwmeta1.element.ojs-doi-10_31261_FLPI_2019_01_10
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