Nasreddin, Hoca, active 13th century
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Name (Latin)
Nasreddin, Hoca, active 13th century
Other forms of name
Hoca, Nasreddin, active 13th century
Mullā Naṣru i-dīn, active 13th century
Nasr-ed-Din, Khoja, active 13th century
Nasr-en-Din, Chotza, active 13th century
Nasreddin, Hodja, active 13th century
Nasreddin, Hodscha, active 13th century
Nasrettin, Chōdzanēn, active 13th century
Nasrudin, Hodz̆a, active 13th century
Nastradin, Hoxha, active 13th century
Nastradini, active 13th century
Naṣraddīn, Juḥā, active 13th century
Nasreddin Hoca
Nosiriddin, Xo'ja, active 13th century
Date of birth
1208
Date of death
1284
Place of birth
Horto (Turkey)
Place of death
Akşehir (Turkey)
Occupation
Seljuks
Sufis
Satirists
Humorists
Philosophers
Judges
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
Sources of Information
- Bütün yönlerıyle Nasreddin Hoca, 1971:t.p. (Nasreddin Hoca)
- It's a nasreddin, 2013:p. ii (Nasreddin Hodja, believed to have lived in the 13th century in Akeshir)
- Nasreddin; Turkish: Nasreddin Hoca; ALA-LC: Naṣraddīn Juḥā; Mullā Naṣru i-dīn, Uzbek: Nosiriddin Xo'ja, Nasreddin Hodja; Bosnian: Nasrudin Hodz̆a; Albanian: Nastradin Hoxha, Nastradini ... was a Seljuq satirical Sufi, believed to have lived and died during the 13th century in Akşehir, near Konya, a capital of the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum, in today's Turkey. He is considered a populist philosopher and wise man, remembered for his funny stories and anecdotes. He appears in thousands of stories, sometimes witty, sometimes wise, but often too a fool or the butt of a joke. A Nasreddin story usually has a subtle humor and a pedagogic nature. ( (Wikipedia article, viewed Apr. 11, 2014 :) )
- OCLC, checked Apr. 11, 2013:(Nasr-en-Din Chotza (Greek); Nasrettin Chōdzanēn, Nasr-ed-Din Khoja; Nasreddin Hodscha (German))
- About (Nasreddin was reputedly born in 1208 in the village of Horto near Sivrihisar. In 1237 he moved to Akshehir, where he died in the Islamic year 683 (1284 or 1285). As many as 350 anecdotes have been attributed to the Hodja, as he most often is called. Hodja is a title meaning teacher or scholar. He frequently is compared woth the northern European trickster Till Eulenspiegel. The many spelling variations for Nasreddin include: Nasreddin, Nasrettin, Nasrudin, Nasr-id-deen, Nasr Eddin, Nasr-eddin, Nasirud-din, Nasr-ud-Din, Nasr-Eddin, and Nasr-Ed-Dine. The many spelling variations for Hodja include: Hodja, Hodscha, Hoca, Chotzxa, Cogia, Khodja and Khoja ( (Nasreddin Hodja, tales of the Turkish Trickster website, viewed Apr. 11, 2014 :) )