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Poor woman of that time 😭

Och wann Hurrem sech zum Islam ëmgewandelt huet, hat si eppes ze soen: Slavic Muecht

Pretty dumb of you to just conclude that religions are just not a reality like you have even discovered 1% of earth life 😆

wow she kasaiem is wonderful

Nah this is more made up then the Vegas sphere

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2:20 mad love at first sight❤💕💖💘🥰😍

"Most powerful woman in Ottoman history". The title is enough to tell me that you know nothing about Ottoman history. The most powerful woman was either Kosem or Turhan. Hurrem was powerful, but Mihrimah, Nurbanu, Safiye, Kosem and Turhan were more powerful than her.

They didn’t even spare their own sons.

Sultan Murad IV was like the Aurangzeb of the Ottoman Empire

This is NOT historically accurate. This is just summary of Magnificent Century, turkish fictional drama series.

FR KOSEM VS HALIME BRUH

Princess was not murdered. She was sent away from the palace and took shelter in a monestry.

Kosem is strongest sultana

You cant just make information from fake show

wowww

Not most powerful but powerfull

I like how Kosem turn from Batman-Ninja-Universe being-Chinese goddess to Mad Scientist 😂😂

I think it will be a good idea to make such a cartoon about Safiye Sultan- she was powerful, clever and cunning. She's also right in the middle of the Sultanate of Women timewise. We have series about Hurrem and Kosem, but Safiye's story is just as remarkable- you why don't you make one (but include her whole and REAL life, not what we saw in the TV-series)?

I did not remember hurrem making six children I rest my case

It's always the red heads! Idk why people having red hair makes people stand out.

hurrem is more powerful than kosem if she will be valide than we will see the real power of hurrem

Keep it up!!!!

Kosem was not the 1st to get the right of Regency. It was actually her mother-in-law Handan sultan

Stop making fun of Malik ul Mout the angel of death

Sounds like a regular guy 😂

I like the historical one rather than the drama. The real hurrem was petite and graceful but the drama portrayed her as a hot tempered. I like the real story.

After nearly 30 years I lost my job to automation, who do you think is going to pay for UBI? Seriously? and there's going to be no strings attached? AI is the inevitable future, I get that. I will be glad when my time comes, and my work worn body is burnt into ashes, that I was part of a time that put men on the moon, sent probes into deep space, and witnessed real progress at a rate that will never be seen again. Enjoy your fake reality and degenerative domestication into human cattle. I hope AI will do great things, cause we sure won't.

Hurrem was not the most powerful woman. There were 3 that became Valide Sultanas and all helped to rule the State. They were NurBanu, Kosem, and Turhan.

1:59 😂😂 you will answer to God for this, laugh now.

Hey will u upload vids about Nurbanu and Safiye

There was no such thing as slavery in the Ottoman Empire. Hürrem was the wife of the Sultan even at the very beginning. In addition, the reason why the end of the Hürrem was bad was because she wanted to destroy the peace in the palace and want to rule Harem as she wanted. She even plotted and had others killed for his own child. She has eye on empires throne. She made conspiracies and deceptions for her own goods. She even used her child as a stepping stone on this path.

Famous for his relentless enforcement of the prohibition of alcohol and tobacco, Sultan IV. Even though Murad did not drink alcohol, he would take opium extracts (morphine) given by the physician to relieve the pain of gout, which he was fond of. This made him feel tired and lethargic. Those who saw him stagger walking a few times did not hesitate to judge that the sultan was drinking. Although coffee has lived on Turkish soil for centuries as a part of Turkish culture, it was banned from time to time by statesmen and scholars. This was not because coffee was harmful. The main reason was the coffeehouse culture, socialization, grouping that coffee brought with it, and this caused various political upheavals. People exchanged views in these areas. Different ideas brought along critical thinking. Even though coffeehouses were seen as the first civic gathering places of the society, they were sometimes referred to as "the nests of strife". They were seen by the state as preparation centers for the rebellion. Besides, he wasn't a murderer, he was just a very strict and strict adherent of the rules and laws. At least he ONLY killed those who didn't follow his rules. 😒

False information

7:46 I’m crying 🤣

The history version is romantic but the TV show is good drama.

That would be impossiple queen isabella died in 1504

Princess Isabella Fortuna died before Sultan Suleiman ascended the throne

I like the historical

Reminds me of Christmas yes sunny day no

Nice vid

Safiye is the Granddaughter-in-law of Hürrem Sultan & Grandmother-in-law of Kösem Sultan

dude i'm a turkish and congrats on the video 😂

Sultan Mehmed IV ❤❤❤

we missed to you guys

Mihrishah sultan pls

You're going to be a Great influencer in the future! Keep up the quality work!

Killing Shahazada Mustofa was the beginning of end of Ottoman.

Marriage to Hurrem.... creating the post of haseki sultan...was the beginning of the end of this great Dynasty