City Theatres, 1962) Tezer Yahut Abdurrahman-ı Salis (Tezer or Abdurrahman III., 1880) Eşber (Eşber, 1880) Zeynep (Zeynep, 1908) İlhan (İlhan, 1913) Liberte (Freedom, 1913) Finten (Finten, 1887) İbn-i Musa Yahut Zadülcemal (İbn-i Musa or Zadülcemal, 1917) Sardanapal (Sardanapal, 1917) Abdüllahi's Sağir (Little Abdullah, 1917) Yadigar-ı Harb (The Souvenir of The War, 1917) Hakan (1935) Cünun-ı Aşk (Insanity Of Love, serial, not published, 1917) Kanuni'nin Vicdan Azabı (Remorse of Suleyman The Magnificent, 1937, not published). İnci Enginün translated his plays into modern Turkish, published in seven volumes (1998–2002). Other works Mektuplar (Letters, collected by Süleyman Nazif, two volumes, 1916) Hatırat (Memories, serials in the newspapers İkdam and Vakit, 1924–25) Yusuf Mardin wrote about the years Abdulhak Hamit spent in London in a novel and published it under the name of Abdulhak Hamit'in Londrası (Abdulhak Hamit's London) See also List of contemporary Turkish poets References External links Bio at Osmanli700.gen.tr Biography 1851 births 1937 deaths People from Beşiktaş Turkish people of Circassian descent 20th-century Turkish poets Turkish dramatists and playwrights Diplomats of the Ottoman Empire Burials at Zincirlikuyu Cemetery 20th-century writers from the Ottoman Empire Deputies of Istanbul Turkish expatriates in Iran 19th-century writers from the Ottoman Empire 19th-century poets from the Ottoman Empire