#Gülbahar Sultan

[humasahsultanimsworld]

KÖSEM & GÜLBAHAR & BAYEZİD

[chaos-of-the-abyss]

something fascinating to me about the show's portrayal (though this was probably also at least somewhat the case with the irl ottoman dynasty) is the weight of dynastic blood ties at the expense of royal children's blood ties with their mother, a "mere" consort/concubine/favorite/etc. like bayezid's mother just died on murad's orders (ok she killed herself and bayezid aided her in doing so, but this only happened because murad sentenced her to execution) and murad's way of comforting him... is to say he has no need to feel lonely because he has his brothers, he's part of the dynasty, and that they are his real family. when his mother just died. it's strangely reminiscent to me of hatice telling hurrem in the first show that hurrem's children are related to hatice and the ottoman dynasty first, and hurrem herself second. there's this real emphasis on a dynastic member belonging to and being part of the ottoman dynasty above all else, and their connection to their parent who's not part of it is not as important and not as significant. the show does already somewhat lean into the toxicity of this attitude and all the elitism and "us vs. them" mentality that results from it, but i wish it would explore it more tbh. and actually have something substantial to say about it

[magnificentlyreused]

This dark blue and silver dress was first worn by Hürrem Sultan in the sixth episode of the third season of Magnificent Century. Like many other of her costumes, this one was also worn again by Fatma Sultan in the twenty-third episode of the fourth season.

The dress also appears twice in Magnificent Century: Kösem, first on Halime Sultan in the final episode of the first season and then again on Gülbahar Sultan in the thirteenth episode of the second season.

[redrosecut]

So Flashback!Kösem has joined the chat on my confusion and at this point I'm pretty sure these are two different clothing items. The patterns line up for young Kösem and older Kösem but I can't get them to line up with the other four without making the kaftan completely unwearable. However at this point I don't even think Hürrem's is a kaftan anymore but actually a dress. Usually with kaftans, the base dress tends to be different but I have seen this one only ever with the dark blue dress underneath. It would also explain why it always seems to stick so perfectly to the chest and stomach area when there is no clasp to hold it in place with tension. But if you have another theory, please tell me, because I have definitely spent too much time on this and I could probably convince myself of everything I want just to solve the mystery.

[laleru]

✭ Gülbahar Hatun (Seda Akman) — Fatih (2013) Ep.1

[hurremsultanns]

The ‘Gülbahar’s faked death’ reveal is still so wild.

[yxxxxxx1]

Sultan Mehmed II X Emine Gülbahar Mükrime Hatun

In January 1448 a son was born to Mehmed Çelebi in Thracian Dimotika, by a slave girl named Gülbahar. The boy was given the name of Bayezid and was later (1481) to mount the Ottoman throne as the second sultan of this name. There is no doubt that this union was beneath Mehmed's station: Gülbahar bint Abdullah, whom Turkish legend sub- sequently transformed into a "daughter of the king of France," was a Christian slave of Albanian origin. It is equally certain, as we shall see later on, that Mehmed preserved a particular affection for her as long as he lived. From the fact that Gülbahar Hatun bore her child in Dimotika, it may be inferred that Mehmed was back in Europe by the beginning of 1448 at the latest and perhaps even that he was residing there. Dimotika was the site of an old Byzantine castle, with a double ring of walls, preserved by the sultans and sometimes used for the Ottoman state treasury.

Babinger, F. (1978). Mehmed the conqueror and his time. Princeton University Press.

P.s. She also bore him a daughter named Geverhan Sultan.

[mahisultan]

━━━━━━ 𝐌ahidevran 𝐆ülbahar 𝐒ultan : icons.

[elizabeth-halime]

Mara Brankovic and Gülbahar Hatun

[womenoftheottomanempire]

Concubines named "Gülbahar"

[grande-caps]

Rise of Empires: Ottoman - Season 2

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[humasahsultanimsworld]

Some Costumes in Fatih TV series + Gülbahar Hatun's dark pink caftan and golden belt in Ep.1

[chaos-of-the-abyss]

i see gulbahar continues the mahidevran saga of giving sensible advice about being careful of how the sultan will perceive his actions to her grown son, who continues to do whatever he thinks is right while dismissing the possible consequences because he did what he viewed as just

[magnificentlyreused]

This golden and green kaftan was first worn by Hafsa Sultan in the third episode of the second season of Magnificent Century. It can be seen again on Mahidevran Sultan in the twenty-second episode of the same season. The kaftan is worn by an unnamed harem member in the third episode of the fourth season, before it can be seen on Nurbanu Sultan in the thirty-first episode.

Magnificent Century: Kösem used the kaftan on Gülbahar Sultan in the first season.

[redrosecut]

I think one thing I would change about the first season of Kösem is Katerina. Instead of writing her off, I would turn her into Gülbahar later. Gülbahar came out of nowhere at the end. I think having Katerina lingering around, always a thorn in Kösem’s side while behaving according to the rules, so everyone else thinks she is harmless, would have brought more to the character than someone we see for like three scenes and then suddenly is this massive character in the second season.

[gulnarsultan]

》 Gulbahar Melekcihan Hatun 《

Real name: Kadriye

Date and place of birth: 1496 / Akçahisar (Kruje)

Date of death and place : 20.05.1559

Father: Karagnus Zardari (Karagöz Bey)

Mother: ?

Brother: Karagöz Ahmed Pasha

Siblings: Kevser Hatun and Mukaddes Hatun

Origin: Albanian nobleman

Spouse: 1 Süleyman

Marriage date : 02.1510 Kefe / Crimea

Children: Şehzade Alemşah Şehzade Abdullah Hafiza Sultan

Since 1534, he lived in Çatalca in a palace allocated to him by Sultan Süleyman.

◇ Photo is representative.◇