1912’de 60 mezun veren Galatasaray Lisesi, 1915 yılında 18, 1916’da 4 ve 1917’de 5 öğrencisini mezun edebildi. Çanakkale’ye gönüllü olarak gitmek üzere başvuran İstanbul Lisesi öğrencileri, 13 Mayıs 1915’te Arıburnu’na sevk edilen ikinci tümene katıldılar. Lise öğrencilerinin kolunda sarı kurdele bağlıydı. 19 Mayıs Taarruzu’nda, “hedef olmamaları” için bu kurdeleleri çıkarmaları emredilmişti onlara... Ama sadece İstanbul Lisesi bu taarruzda 50 öğrencisini kaybetti. Bu haber duyulunca okuldaki öğrenciler, okulun kapılarını ve pervazlarını siyaha boyadılar ve Çanakkale Zaferi'nden sonra okulda yapılan yoklamada şehitlerin ismi okunduğunda “Şehit... Cennet-i Âlâ’da!” diye bağırdılar. Vefa Lisesi ve Çapa Erkek Öğretmen Okulu da bu yıllarda Çanakkale Savaşı’na katılan ve şehit düşen öğrencileri nedeniyle mezun verememişti. 1916-1917 öğretim yılında Balıkesir Lisesi, Çanakkale Savaşları’nda 94 şehit verdi. Balıkesir Erkek Muallim Mektebi’nden de büyük miktarda öğrenci harbe dâhil oldu ve bu okul, 1914-1918 yılları arasında yalnızca 2 mezun verebildi. Balıkesir’de yayınlanan Karesi Gazetesi’nin o günlerde verdiği bir habere göre, babaları Balkan Savaşı’nda şehit düşen ve Edirne Lisesi’nden Balıkesir Lisesi’ne yatılı olarak nakledilen 25 izci öğrencinin tamamı gönüllü olarak Çanakkale’ye gitmiş ve orada şehit olmuştu. 17 yaşındaki öğrencilerini cepheye gönderen Sivas Lisesi’nde öğrenciler okuldan ayrılırken, hocalarına hitaben tahtalara; “Hocam biz Çanakkale’ye gidiyoruz. Hakkınızı helal edin.” diye yazdılar. Savaşa giden öğrencilerin geri dönmemesi nedeniyle 1915’te Sivas Lisesi’nde hiç mezun verilmedi. Edirne Lisesi’nin öğretmen ve öğrencileri de harbe katılmıştı, onlar da geri dönemedi. 1911’de 64 öğrencisini mezun eden Kastamonu Abdurrahman Paşa Lisesi 1916- 1917’de cepheye gidenler nedeniyle hiç mezun veremedi. Trabzon, Erzurum ve Konya Gazi liselerinde de durum bundan farksızdı...
sadece şarkı reaksiyonu değil, tarihsel araştırma da yapıyorsun. sen mükemmel bir detaysın Luke :) teşekkür ederim kendi adıma. ( bilerek Türkçe yazdım, artık sen de bizden sayılırsın :) :)
I love u man. You are diffrent from other reaction channels. You do not listen and skip, you make research and you feel the feelings in the songs. I hope you do not change. I am from Tokat and this lament's soldiers also from Tokat. I am thankful to your reaction, respect.
Türkiye'de kadınlar erkekler için bir çok türkü yazmıştır . Bu türkülerden biri de HEY ONBEŞLİ türküsüdür. On beş yaşında savaşa giden erkekler için yazılmış olan bu türkü, hüzünlü olsa da yıllar sonra melodisiyle neşeli bir türküye dönüşmüştür. :D
No. In the song, they talks about children who went to war at the age of 15. Every man goes to war to protect the country and they are martyred. There are many 15-year-old children among them.
Incorrect. "Onbeşli" indeed refers to the birth date of the soldiers conscripted to fight in Gallipoli, which is 1315 hijri (1897 in Gregorian). They were 18 when they fought in Gallipoli. The Ottoman State never officially conscripted boys under 18. The victory at Gallipoli is already incredibly glorious as it is. 18 years of age is already too young to die in combat. No need to further romanticize it with urban legends.
I agree with your call from Turkey. this song really has a deep meaning for us. he never graduated from my high school 100 years ago. because 15 -16-year-old students went to war and were martyred. That's why we remember them with respect with this song. I love you and the videos you make.
I heard the story of this song (türkü) from my history teacher in collage years ago. It's an anonymous lament from Kayseri (a city in mid anatolia). Hediye was a turkish girl at age 15. At independence war times, there was a huge civil war in almost whole country. Ottoman Empire was ending, Atatürk and his friends were trying to build Republic of Turkey. Hediye was living in Develi - Kayseri and there was a Turkish genocide in there. She was trying to run from it. And this türkü is talking about that. It's saying "ben dolandım sen de dolan, gel beriye" for to say her like "be carefull, move around, come behind here" or someting like this (i couldn't translate well) (tam çevirisini daha düzgün anlatabilecek biri yazsın lütfen). "aslan yarim" means "my lion love" for example. Btw, my teacher also said that she were survived, and he met with her grand grand son after years. If there is someone who knows better, hit me up please. We're listening a precious song for Turkish history and culture. Thanks Luke, keep diggin' ;)
@@fusunyildirim376 çok teşekkürler 🙏🏻 bildigim kadarıyla ingilizcede de cesaretin teşbihi aslan ile yapılıyor. Lion man, lion heart/hearted woman gibi... zannediyorum ki "aslan yürekli" tabiri daha yaygın.
@@burakakyurek6057 evet dogru...ama ceviri yaparken Ben oyle kullanmazdim. Lion heart evet ama biz aslan yarim aslan gibi delikanli derken yigit cesur demek isteriz. 25 yildir yurt disindayim biraz bilgim var....ayrica ingiliz dili edebiyati da okudum...onlar aslan oğlan diye kullanmazlar konusma dilinde ....aslan gibi cesur derler o olur. 😉
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Hi Luke. This song has a very sad story. Onbeş mean fifteen. During Canakkale War we were short of soldiers and students at the age of fifteen volunteered to join the war. Naturally none of them returned home and most of the schools didn't have graduates at the years of 1915 t 1917. This Türkü (Türkü = Turkish Folk Song) is written in the memory of the these heroic children.
1:00 bro, I don't know if anyone mentioned you about that Fretless Guitar? He is the inventor of that guitar, named Erkan Ogur, one of the greatest musician of Turkish history.
Your reactions are really beautiful, because of the fact that you do research of the song and the meaning before you react to it. So thank you for your great reactions❤️☺️👍
it is not 18 it is really 15 years old chidren (even youngers went to defend country) the ones mentioned in this song, almost none of them could turn their hometown back alive. Rest in peace:(
You should definitely try the legends below: Selda Bagcan-Eskiya Dunyaya Hukumdar Olmaz Selda Bagcan-Gesi Baglari Cem Karaca-Ben Bir Ceviz Agaciyim Gulhane Parkinda Cem Karaca-Sen de basini alip gitme ne olur Love ya ❤️
You are a really wise guy, searching about them and learning the history and cultre, cautious, you have a good music ear, nice memory about past videos you have watched, following you. Big respect for you. Keep doing videos like that dude. Bravo.
The name of the style when they play baglama called "şelpe" , they are not hitting the strings they do it just by touching the strings gently. If you want to watch more music video about it you should listen to Erdal Erzincan👌
I subscribed and liked to support you. I respect you video works and especially in this video you commented perfectly on history of this song. Thank you man.
Good morning. I'm a turkish woman living in Belgium. I discovered you yesterday, i was suprised the way you listened to the turkish music, don't change please. You go bro
Nn a snowy saturday, I am watching all your videos. Thank you and Love what you do Luke. Some suggestions for you Isin Karaca (one of the greatest voice of Turkey) Sema Sener (which you loved her on your video iki keklik) Deniz Tekin (her voice is sooo pure)
There's something I want to ask for how long Luke. Do you have friends that you listen to these songs? What are their comments? Do I think about getting guests?
Yea I have asked but it is difficult to get people to commit to doing it. Also I reckon people are nervous about being in front of the camera it is not easy. I will hopefully get some guests on this year 👍
@Kingdom of Luke i love you man. This is a song dripping from the heart of my people. As this song is sung, we tell it from generation to generation, we recall the pain in wars and we never forget it. The irony is that the British Empire that caused these suffering. Then we made this song. We accepted Luke as a brother because he could feel the emotion in our song. It's not just the magic of music, bro. I feel your sincerity, I love you. This song is the story about a girl who name called "Hediye". We don't have exact informations about her, but some rumors. I know one of them: Hediye and "Halil from Tokat" was a young husband and wife. Çanakkale war began and Halil joined the army and he can't back again. Hediye became a widow and tragedies lived. This sad folk song tells about the drama of Hediye, and tells about the suffering of the people through Hediye.
8:35 The name of this instrument is BAĞLAMA and that sound it gives used in turkish music like traditional turkish folk songs I LOVE YOU LUKEEEE 💟🇹🇷💟 WE LOVE YOU IN TURKEY 💟💟💟💟🇹🇷🇹🇷