The term "Kırkpınar Ağası" refers to the chief official responsible for the traditional Turkish oil wrestling festival known as Kırkpınar. This festival, held annually in Edirne, Turkey, is one of the oldest sports events in the world, dating back to the 14th century. The Ağası oversees the organization of the event, ensuring that the rules are followed and that the wrestlers, known as pehlivans, compete fairly. The Kırkpınar Ağası also plays a significant role in the ceremonial aspects of the festival. This includes the opening and closing ceremonies, where he is often seen wearing traditional attire. The Ağası is a respected figure in Turkish culture, symbolizing the rich heritage of oil wrestling and the values of strength, honor, and tradition associated with it.