#Suleyman I

[magnificentlyreused]

This robe is first worn by Sultan Süleyman I in the first episode of the first season of Magnificent Century. It is worn again by Hürrem Sultan in the following episode. The robe appears again on Firuze Hatun in the fourth episode of the third season.

Magnificent Century: Kösem used the robe on Şehzade Mustafa (later Sultan Mustafa I) in the twentieth episode of the first season.

[lady-corrine]

I just know historical Suleyman is spinning in his grave for how MC writers adapted his relationship with Hurrem 😪

[theancientwise]

and so their names still lives on...

history + conquerors (requested by anonymous)

[hurremsultn]

"There is no moon or sun like you in my sky..."

[palaceoftears]

Stop she idolizes him so much, look at the way she looks at him (and this is the ep after ferhat's death & her being scared for Ibro dkdknd)

[gulnarsultan]

Hello, I am the one who sent the suleiman x reader x hurrem scenario where reader is in the place of gulnihal and I would like to confirm that yes, suleyman does turn yandere for reader and calls for her again. This is when yandere hurrem realises that her beloved sister whom she is vey yandere for has been spending nights with suleyman. What do you think yandere hurrem's reaction to this would be?

Hürrem and you are twin sisters. However, you do not resemble each other in terms of personality or appearance. After you are kidnapped, you have no one left but each other. You are Hürrem's confidant and assistant in the palace. Hürrem spoils you financially as much as she can. Protective and possessive towards you. However, your life is turned upside down because of İbrahim Pasha. After spending the night with Sultan Suleiman, you are sent to a separate room. Sultan Suleiman is sending you lots of gifts. You go to your sister Hürrem and tell her everything. You meet your nephew. You apologize. Hürrem sees everyone else as guilty except you. You are Sultan Suleiman's new favorite concubine. You get pregnant in a short time and have twin babies. Prince Selim and Mihrimah Sultan. Hürrem always remains your sister who protects you. You watch each other's backs. Hürrem never forgives the evil done against you.

Hürrem is the possessive, protective and jealous sister. She doesn't want to share you with others.

[laurensgraham]

"What a happiness to see you laughing."

[magnificentposting-fabrizioart]

Top of Topkapi, Men Edition- L'Impero Ottomanzo

Italian joke- manzo (literally male cow) means "hunk".

This will be a battle royale (sultanyale? Imperyale?), with the highest squaring off later if needed.

Ağalar, hatunlar and nonbeynary friends, GO!

-This is updated to Episode 16!-

[chaos-of-the-abyss]

lol did anyone see the magnificent century most stable couple youtube poll from a few hours ago? nurbanu and selim having only 8% is a joke especially when the other couples on the list are ibrahim and hatice, suleiman and hürrem, and rustem and mihrimah.......

[niladhevan]

Suleyman, knight of ceramic armor

[malachitezmeyka]

Hürrem's school of flirting with men, lesson 1:

Featuring such fascinating background details as:

Gülnihal going "Dead, dead, she is so dead, we are so fucked, holy fucking shit" internally

Sümbül silently losing his mind

Daye being completely shellshocked and going "is this girl for real?" in her head

Ibrahim staring like "Hey, that is MY MAN, get your paws off him!!"

[magnificentlyreused]

This black and golden vest was first worn by Sultan Süleyman I in the eighth episode of the first season of Magnificent Century. It appeared again on Şehzade Mustafa in the nineteenth episode of the fourth season.

The vest was also worn by Sultan Murad IV in the second episode of the second season of Magnificent Century: Kösem.

[lady-corrine]

“When critics accuse Roxolana of manipulating and plotting against her harem rivals — Gulbahar, Grand Vizier Ibrahim Pasha, Prince Mustafa, and Grand Vizier Ahmed Pasha — they tend to overlook the fact that she had to fight for her own survival and the survival of her children in the very competitive world of the imperial harem, which was populated by hundreds of beautiful women and able men and ruled by the fratricide law. Hurrem was thus unjustly and harshly judged by her contemporaries for surviving and doing so brilliantly. Her rise was not only the result of Suleiman's love and benevolence, but also the result of her own intelligence, effort, and extraordinary political skill.”

Galina Yermolenko — Roxolana: “The Greatest Empresse of the East”

[ottomanladies]

I believe that Suleiman did not have a daughter named Raziye. But why?

During my trip to Istanbul, I visited Sultan Selim Mosque.

There were five tombs in the mausoleum of the p

Șehzadeler, where Suleiman's young children are buried.

In addition to the tombs of Mahmud Murad and Abdullah, there were the tombs of two other children.

We know that Suleiman's two sons, Mahmud and Murad, died in 1521. The following year, Suleiman's eldest daughter died.

In 1522, Yahya Effendi was still very young. It is not clear whether he was even then a priest or not.

On the other hand, at this time, Yahya had not built a tomb for himself to bury the Sultan's daughter in. More strangely, all three young sons of the Sultan were buried in the royal tomb.

Why should the Sultan bury his young daughter in the tomb of a cleric? A tomb that had not yet been built.

I think the young girl is buried next to her brothers in Sultan Selim Khan Mosque.

On the other hand, there are five graves instead of three in the mausoleum of the princes. I don't know who the fifth tomb belongs to, maybe it is one of Suleiman's children, but surely one of those tombs belongs to the Sultan's little daughter.

But as for Raziye Sultan, I think she was the daughter of Şehzade Mustafa.

Husamodin Husayn, the 19th century historian, mentions in the history of Amasya that Şehzade Mustafa had four children: Suleiman, Mehmed, Fatma and Raziye. In his book, he mentions that the girl who married Ahmad Pasha was Fatma Sultan. If I am not mistaken, his source for this statement is the writing of one of the Venetian ambassadors.

On the other hand, we know that Yahya Effendi supported Mustafa's family after his execution. It is not strange that one of his daughters is buried in this man's grave.

From time to time this topic comes up, Polybius would say that’s because history is cyclical lol.

I know the tombs do not correspond to Süleyman I’s known children but that Raziye was the sultan’s daughter was proved by Şehsuvaroğlu, who found that the sarcophagus in Yahya Efendi’s mausoleum had an inscription that said: “Kanuni Süleyman’s daughter and Yahya Efendi’s spiritual daughter the carefree Raziye Sultan”

Yahya Efendi is mentioned as her spiritual father because he and the sultan were milk brothers.

I think Raziye may have been re-buried there, though we don’t know why. It’s not even certain that Süleyman himself re-buried her, maybe something had happened to where she was buried and therefore her sarcophagus was moved.

[hurremsultn]

Muhteşem Yüzyıl/The Magnificent Century | Episode 40

[palaceoftears]

Magnificent Century Rewatch: One Picspam per Episode

Episode 25: Make Way! We Are Waiting for a Holy War! A Closed Chapter

You were graced with His Majesty's forgiveness, what else do you want? [...] It has been months, do you understand me? She's dead. You'll forget her, do you understand? You'll forget her!