Türk ıslahatı hakkında. İslami şapka. Çin Türkistanı'ndan çıkartılan budalar - Concerning a Turkish Reform. Islamic Headwear. Buddhas exhumed from Chinese Turkestan.

P. Gentizon.

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Türk ıslahatı hakkında. İslami şapka. Çin Türkistanı'ndan çıkartılan budalar - Concerning a Turkish Reform. Islamic Headwear. Buddhas exhumed from Chinese Turkestan.

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P. Gentizon.

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General Kazım Karabekir eski vizörsüz kepini giyiyor. Fesin yerini alan iki şapka. Büyük Çelebi , Mevlevilerin şefi-Peygamber'in rengi, yeşil türbanın içindeki şapkayla-oy veriyor. Yeni Türkiye'de giyilen şapka çeşitleri. Buda'nın hutbesi: Müritler ve inananlar tanrıyı dinliyor. Çömlek. Küçük heykeller, Yunan sanatının etkisini ayırt edeceğiniz yer (Tourfan'a yakın bulunan). Çin Türkistanı, antik budist sığınakların merkezi. 15 dilde yazdığı, Turfan'da ve Kutça'da bulduğu Manişeist yazmalarından birinin parçası (Türk versiyonu) - General Kazım Karabekir wearing the old kepi without a visor. Two hats that replaced the fez. The Great Chelebi , head of the whirling dervishes, with his hat surrounded by a green turban, color of the Prophet-takes part in a vote. Different types of headwear worn in new Turkey. The sermon of Buddha: Disciples and believers listening to the god. Terracotta. Statuette (discovered near Tourfan) where one can recognize the influence of Greek art. Chinese Turkestan, centre of antique buddhist sanctuaries. Piece of one of the Manichean manuscripts (Turkish version), written in 15 languages, discovered in Tourfan and Koutcha.

Issue Date

1925-07-04

Language

French

Location

SALT Research

URI

https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/28985

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Format

29,8-40,4 cm, Printed

Number of Scanned Documents

2

Identifier

FFTDOC01368

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Open Access

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