Nasreddin Hodja was a 13th-century teacher, philosopher, and judge.
He lived in Aksehir, Turkey, about 125 miles from Hisarlik, the site of Troy. Stories about Nasreddin spread from Turkey to surrounding countries. In these folktales, Nasreddin is often portrayed as a “wise fool,” finding justice and truth in a comical situation.
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