Sultana Doesn't Like The Dinner Table | Magnificent Century
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- The golden years of the Ottoman Empire come to life in a television series. The life of Suleiman the Magnificent is preparing to be a guest in your homes in all its glory. Get ready to experience the era with ambition, loves, wars and all the struggle.
Prince Solomon, with his closest man, Ibrahim Pargam Ibrahim receives the bad news in a hunt. His father Yavuz Sultan Selim Khan passed away. Prince Suleyman sets out for Istanbul without waiting. Prince Süleyman quickly reaches the capital. He attends the culus ceremony without waiting. His life changed in one day. He started his life as Sultan Süleyman.
Meanwhile, a galley loaded with slaves coming over the Black Sea is heading towards Istanbul. The hottest of the slaves is not yet aware that he is on a journey that will change his destiny. He is rebelling helplessly to return.
Sultan Süleyman wants to show what kind of sultan he is by the commands he gave on the first day of his sultanate. But not everyone will like these decisions. Sultan Süleyman does not hesitate to challenge all of Europe with the messages he sends.
Alex, despite all his rebellion, is brought to the Topkapi palace. His attitude attracted the attention of Valide Sultan from the first moment. But it won't be long before Alex learns the rules of the palace. He chooses a great target. Alex, Sultan Suleyman's first night on the way to attract his attention. Sultan Suleiman's wife Mahidevran just arrived from the palace of Manisa. He is looking forward to seeing his wife.
Şehzade Süleyman, en yakın adamı Pargalı İbrahim ile birlikte çıktığı bir avda alır kötü haberi. Babası Yavuz Sultan Selim Han vefat etmiştir. Şehzade Süleyman hiç beklemeden, İstanbul’a doğru yola çıkar. Şehzade Süleyman hızla payitahta ulaşır. Hiç beklemeden cülus törenine katılır. Bir günde hayatı değişmiş. Sultan Süleyman olarak padişahlık hayatına başlamıştır.
Bu sırada, Karadeniz üzerinden içi köle yüklü bir kadırga, İstanbul’a doğru gelmektedir. Kölelerden en ateşli olanı ise, kaderini değiştirecek olan yolculuğa çıktığının henüz farkında değildir. Geri dönmek için çaresiz bir şekilde isyan etmektedir.
Sultan Süleyman, padişahlığının ilk gününde verdiği buyruklarla nasıl bir padişah olduğunu göstermek ister. Ama bu kararlar herkesin hoşuna gitmeyecektir. Sultan Süleyman ise gönderdiği mesajlarla, tüm Avrupa’ya meydan okumaktan çekinmez.
Alex, tüm isyankarlığına rağmen, Topkapı sarayına getirilir. Onun bu tavrı ilk andan itibaren Valide Sultan’ın dikkatini çeker. Ama Alex’in sarayın kurallarını öğrenmesi uzun sürmez. Kendisine büyük bir hedef seçer. Alex, Sultan Süleyman’ın karşısına çıktığı ilk gecede onun ilgisini çekmeyi başarır. Sultan Süleyman’ın eşi Mahidevran ise Manisa sarayından yeni gelmiş. Eşi ile görüşmeyi sabırsızlıkla beklemektedir.
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Just noticed this is the only home with tables and chairs 💺😅
Yeah, the only proper Palace to greet foreign visitors
Yes because this was the EUROPEAN style like they said. Here EUROPEAN meant Christians. Muslims eat on the floor following our messenger. Plus its good to eat on the florr.
@@ogarchitect123 oh gosh no. I'd have heartburn in five mins
@@IrishHaflinger Place your plate on the ground, and slightly move your body forward to eat and come back to your original position. This repeated action results in triggering of the abdominal muscles, which increases the secretion of stomach acids and allows food to digest faster.
It's a normal thing in my country to eat on the floor, especially in the country side and remote areas.🇧🇩🇧🇩
@@ogarchitect123 wow thats really interesting! I live in a very cold and rural area in my country so the floor even with blankets etc would be very very cold. We eat for heat
this is one of the few times i feel bad for Ibrahim but... i feel for him here a little bit. he is trying to show them his heritage and culture and he really wished to be accepted, this part of him, by his new family. but those were not the times...Ibrahim got a bit too confident after marrying Hatice, he thought Suleymsn accepted him in his family, but there were still rules and positions, traditions to respect...this is one of the first time where he is shown not to be fully accepted and a bit stepping over the line
Considering how so many of them actually came from countries like Greece, Romania, Crimea, etc? The Vilde Sultana should have just smiled and said, " You have done well."
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In that time, Ottoman was in their peak. They became leader in military, wealth, and culture. If they follow Christian European culture which they considered as inferior than them, it's like shameful and disgraceful thing.
But valide sultan was daughter of crimean tatar khan who were Muslims so yeah it was natural for her to think the way she thought
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So they felt that dining like a western European was beneath them.
For first time gulfem opened her mouth.
Well the castle belongs to pargali, he was grown up in a different culture so obviously his personal taste would have a European flavor and he is free to do the decor of his castle..... Who are they to judge?
The palace belongs to the family not for their partners, it's hatice castle
As long as Hatice agreed. It shouldn't be a problem
its not Ibrahim's palace (PLEASE NOTE HE IS STILL A SLAVE EVEN THOUGH HE IS A GRAND VIZIER), its Hatce's palace
Thats not really the point, They dont like it because its European. Back then, Europe was all about God and The Catholic Chruch, who werent on great terms with the Ottomans. Not only that but Ibrahim was a converted muslim. Him having his home like this could show a shake in his belief in Allah, and people might think that he prays to other gods besides Allah, which is a big no-no back then.
He was captured as a slave at a very young age so saying he grew up in a different culture is not accurate at all.
Hurrem is a Ukrainian, Gulfem is a Spaniard & Ibrahim is a Greek, so that they loved the decor
Valide & Suleyman are Turkish and Mahidevran is a Circassian so that they hate such decor.
I can feel the culture shock here
Valide is from Crimea, and suleiman's father would have had a european mother. Ottoman sultans had more european ancestry than you think.
@@prettyinpink9698 No, it's not. Selim I mother is not an European
Born in Amasya around 1470, Selim was the youngest son of Şehzade Bayezid (later Bayezid II). His mother was Gülbahar Hatun, a Turkish princess from the Dulkadir State centered around Elbistan in Maraş; her father was Alaüddevle Bozkurt Bey, the eleventh ruler of the Dulkadirs.[6][7] Some academics state that Selim's mother was a lady named Gülbahar,[8] while chronological analysis suggests that his biological mother's name could also have been Ayşe Hatun.[
Mahidevran was also European - An Albanian, I believe a montenegrin Albanian.
I thought Ibrahim was Greek and Italian?
Woah!! Gulfem was a Spaniard? Then, she's a fellow country woman of Katherine of Aragon. 😄
First time Gulefam opened her mouth and said something about her choice finally ❤️👏finally u saw table chair dinning in this series 😀every servant or subordinate has freedom to choose their home decor! boss cannot interfere ..it is simply rude & showing dominance!
Boss cannot interfere !!?? What are you watching ?
Hatice head thing is beautiful and valide is so beautiful and gulfem looked beautiful as usual and mahidevran usually was not my type of beauty, green color looks beautiful here.
I love all the kitchen scenes. They make me hungry.
I love sumbul aga
SUPER dinning table Awesome i love it 👍👍👍👍💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞
I am feeling very sad for leo
Hahaha! This slave from Russia killed her own lover
Leo is crazy why not just leave ...😏
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He claimed to love Hurrem, be worried for her fate, looking for her everywhere.
Forget that he's endangering the lives of her and her children here, but it obvious Hurrem is safe, sound, happily living with the father of her two children.
The decent thing to do would be to leave to not upend her happiness.
What he does instead is decide to stick around pining for the most beloved concubine of Sultan Suleiman Han.🤦🏾♀️.....knowing that she could be very easily beheaded for that.
Even today some don’t use tables like this.
Majority of Muslims don't use tables.
How does it matter if you eat on a table or just sitting on the floor ... Its our culture to sit on the floor and eat with our hand . It has its own meaning .
If they like to sit on a chair and eat on a table its their culture it sure has a meaning for them .. nothing is bad .. 😃
Sitting on the floor, eating with my hand is the only I enjoy the food most.
I guess places like Japan, Korea and Turkey are where I can eat most comfortably.
Even though it's a cultural thing poverty also plays a big factor in eating on the floor. Majority of Eastern Asian and Southern Asian are not well off so they eat on the floor. Tables and Chairs,bed and wardrobe are very much a European invention. People are around the world now live comfortably and use western things all thanks to globalisation !
If this was nowadays Ibrahim would be like : "ughhhh Suleiman and your mother are coming tonight. They'll just start complaining about everything. Too European this too European that bla bla blaaahh 😒😒😒😒😒
But Turkey today want to be known as European
Lol they are European
@@yumekojabami4179 they are part of middle east but lately joined the European union, way back EU doesn't want Turkey coz it's a Muslim country, only lately they became a member since economy is doing well and will contribute to EU so bussiness and economic wise they're in
@@misbahfathima5967 They have identity crisis.. But Turkey is really a mess. I wouldn't say it is completely European by culture or anything.
@@prettysurelourd5703 When did Turkey become EU member ? Did I miss something?
Hurrem and Suleiman is such a jodi.
Pardon my ignorance but what is jodi?
@@lemonsquire5993 it means couple in my native language.
@@richajain7753 thank you for explaining 🙏😊
Yes... criminal with a criminal. Thank God queen mahi escaped lol
Never upstage your boss.
Nothing wrong with the decor it was beautiful they was wery rude
Having paintings/photos of people is forbidden in Islam. They were spot on. Suleiman is the Caliph of Islam.
@@icechoc i know but the sultan allowed it
Why the stink faces ? Are they not mostly European descents ? Anyway that’s what most of the Turkish empire is made of . Just a mix & match of different European descents. I don’t even think there are true Turkish descents left after generations of mixing and keeping harem . What does it matter if you eat on tables or floor? The dining table is nice mahogany wood . And Suleiman complaining about the decor while reading the exploits Ancient Greek deities is laughable. And Valide consulting palm readers & witches bunch of dramatic folks .
It's about culture. Although Ottoman was basically mixed race, they still tried kept their Muslim Turkish tradition. Especially as part of the imperial family, kept their culture is one of the most important duty they had besides ruling state.
@@keizelharf5393 I see that's interesting. I honestly don't even know why they seemed upset when it's not their house and Ibrahim came from European descent. It just seemed odd to be upset over it.
Valide is so xenophobic.
shes petty af
The table chairs are not problem. Any Muslim will disturbed too see human or animal like painting or sculpture. Absolutely banned in Islam . banned 🚫🙅
It's banned to believe them as a god or something near to that. Using for decoration is okay but its still good not to. Children are allowed to play with them also.
@@TheBs9875 the top Mughal kings had Hindu wives and had Hindu ministers so obviously it gave birth to the Hindu-Muslim style of paintings. But Shah Jahan and Aurangazeb destroyed many of them.
Edit : Mughals were half Turks too .
I personally think the statues in Ibrahim's yard brought bad luck....something that's so taboo in a culture should be avoided.
Especially since he was a grand vizier, not just a commoner. His palace attracted too many negative vibes (fear, hatred, derision etc.) from so many people because of that.
I think those statues along with Leo's cold blooded murder cursed the palace.
Fatma and Mirhimah were wise to stay away from it.
@@shefalig93 yes. As upperclass men and princess' husband, he should kept their tradition more strict than other. Maybe table still tolerable, but that statue is big no no.
@@shefalig93 ummm no. That's superstition .
Sultan is such a womanizer always eyeing women 😁