The life of Abdulhamid Han, whom Necip Fazıl—who should also be noted as a biographer—sees as the "key figure" in the riddle of Turkish history and false revolutions within the social cause he pursues, is presented in this work as a thesis, a manifesto, and a framework of a cause.
The discovery is absolute and original to Necip Fazıl, and at one point, it even led its author to prison.

"The skill lies not in making Abdulhamid speak through fabrications largely born from gut instincts, but in being able to speak about Abdulhamid and weave a synthesis,"
says Necip Fazıl, adding:
"It is time to put an end to the false history produced by the bandits of the Committee of Union and Progress, in hand with Jews, converts, Freemasons, cosmopolitans, and agents of imperialism, regarding a figure who is perhaps the greatest among 36 Turkish rulers and possesses immense historical rights—a false history we have witnessed continuing throughout the Republic regime! Fakes of everything have been seen in the world, but such a persistent liar as science and history has never been encountered!"