10 Works of Bartu Bölükbaşı, Inspired by Turkish Mythology

Too many people today Turkish mythology Although he is not aware of his wealth, colossal It is an indisputable fact that it occupies an area. Our mythology in question is so deep, varied and detailed due to interpretations that even today we keep some character names in our minds without knowing it. To browse these names, you can browse our related content.

We are illustrator in this content. Bartu Bölükbaşı We will focus on his works inspired by Turkish mythology. He also has a comic book series named GESAR, which he created inspired by different mythologies, especially Turkish mythology. In addition, he recently ‘Turkish Mythology Atlas’ It also aims to introduce it to its readers.

Let’s start with İlbilge Hatun, who is the mother of Bilge Kagan and mentioned in the Orkhon Inscriptions:

After that, Princess Kakım, who went to Iran as a bride for the purpose of alliance, but then gathered a lot of power, is before us:

Mukan Kağan, who made a great contribution to the Göktürks reaching their most powerful period:

Next is Bumin Kagan, known as the founder and first director of the Gokturk Khanate:

Tong Yabgu Khan, whose name is translated as ‘tiger’ and ‘hero’ by some and one of the rulers of the Western Göktürk Khanate:

Tonyukuk, who is mentioned in the Orkhon Inscriptions and we know as the vizier of Bilge Kagan:

Drawing of Alp Er Tunga, one of the legendary Turkish rulers:

Archura, who keeps the forests and animals under his protection:

The way we call the Moon ‘Grandpa Moon’ as a child also has a mythological origin:

Magical Giants, Cyclops, Wolves, Mastan Kempires that give goosebumps when you look at them:

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