As a British lady who was educated in schools here, we were taught absolutely nothing about the Ottoman Empire in my day. I became interested in Suleiman's era in my late 60's a few years ago and I'm fascinated by his reign and the life of others that served him in this period. Apart from having his best friend Pargali Ibrahim murdered and also his own son Mustafa along with various others who he illiminated because of loyalty only to him is henious. Saying that however, he did have magnificent mosques and other beautiful structures built. He brought culture through the arts with only the best artisans encouraged to teach others through his schools. I appreciate your knowledge and reseach in your work making these videos. Thank you so much, very interesting.
Bisexuality was common especially among European royalty in the Middle Ages. But I haven’t seen any source on that subject related to Suleiman. Thanks for your comment 👍
He was the lover of Suleiman they had physical relationship which ended when Hurrem came and this became the reason of the jealousy of Ibrahim to Hurrem and the war started
@@Sabakhan98234 I have read a lot of Ottoman history including.... Osman's dream......the relationship between the sultan and Ibrahiim was too close...not that of a master and slave..one theory posits that the sultan realized ibrahim had an affair with another man hence his raging jealousy. ibrahim was never a threat nor a rival for power as he was still Suleimans slave..So his execution may have been a "crime of passion "by the Sultan and of course due to Hurrems jealousy!. Of course most Turkish historians want to paint a pretty picture ...not the dark cruel side of the Ottoman Empire
historians are divided on what her role was: according to some, she was a high-ranking lady in the administration of the harem, according to others she was one of the consort of Süleyman and mother of Şehzade Murad (and/or Raziye Sultan), and who, after death of her son, became a lady-in-waiting and hostess of the harem by virtue of her qualities and closeness to the sultan, instead of being exiled to the province as tradition.
Yes, you are right. Damat literally means The Groom in Turkish. There is no recording of who Ibrahim's bride was. Early historians assumed she could be Suleiman's sister due to the richness of the wedding ceremony and the attendance list including the sultan. This was widely accepted for a long time and the Damat Ibrahim Pasha name used. Very lately, studies on this subject, especially by historian Ebru Turan (University of Chicago, PhD) including the discovery of multiple references to Muhsine in Venetian and Ottoman texts as well as a signed letter from her to Ibrahim, shows that Ibrahim's wife was Muhsine and not Hatice. I found this new info credible and decided to use it in the video.
Hay diferentes teorías: Ibrahim empezó a actuar como sultán y Suleiman no podía permitir que eso sucediera. O Hurrem no quería que Ibrahim apoyara a Mustafa para convertirse en el próximo sultán.
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She did manipulate him. Look at history: She became his legal wife, had more than one son, never left the palace. He changed so many traditions for her. Her fear would be a very strong motivator. There were many writings from Suleiman that reflected his regret for killing Pargoli Ibrahim Pasha. She manipulated him by making him paranoid. Hence the killing of Mustafa as well. She wasn’t stupid at all. Smiling on the surface all the while.
This was one of the best seried i ever saw i also read the book ehich was partcularly interested Inrahim was Greek soaybe this is why i liked him do he was called thg greelk vezirl
As a British lady who was educated in schools here, we were taught absolutely nothing about the Ottoman Empire in my day. I became interested in Suleiman's era in my late 60's a few years ago and I'm fascinated by his reign and the life of others that served him in this period. Apart from having his best friend Pargali Ibrahim murdered and also his own son Mustafa along with various others who he illiminated because of loyalty only to him is henious. Saying that however, he did have magnificent mosques and other beautiful structures built. He brought culture through the arts with only the best artisans encouraged to teach others through his schools. I appreciate your knowledge and reseach in your work making these videos. Thank you so much, very interesting.
Wow, thank you! And thanks for your contribution.
Yes why not study about all the other colonies United Kingdom ruled rather than another history of another empire
@@Sukira69 I have already.. Thank you.
Nice video. So many mesmerizing stories from Turkish History. Love this, too❤
Thanks 😊
Informative video ❤
Thanks 👍
where did you get these pics
Most of the pics are historical paintings found in Public Domain. I created some in AI Image Generator.
Excelente información
Muchas gracias 👍
😮😮😮they say ibrahim WAS lover of suleiman 😮😢😅😂
Bisexuality was common especially among European royalty in the Middle Ages. But I haven’t seen any source on that subject related to Suleiman. Thanks for your comment 👍
He was the lover of Suleiman they had physical relationship which ended when Hurrem came and this became the reason of the jealousy of Ibrahim to Hurrem and the war started
@@Sabakhan98234 I have read a lot of Ottoman history including.... Osman's dream......the relationship between the sultan and Ibrahiim was too close...not that of a master and slave..one theory posits that the sultan realized ibrahim had an affair with another man hence his raging jealousy. ibrahim was never a threat nor a rival for power as he was still Suleimans slave..So his execution may have been a "crime of passion "by the Sultan and of course due to Hurrems jealousy!. Of course most Turkish historians want to paint a pretty picture ...not the dark cruel side of the Ottoman Empire
I lke huram and sultan suleman
Me too. There are couple more videos about them on my channel 👍
Children abductions was the method described in the begin.mahidevran was not his first woman he have another before with 2 children with her.
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I thought Gulfem gave birth to 2 of Sulyman's children?
historians are divided on what her role was: according to some, she was a high-ranking lady in the administration of the harem, according to others she was one of the consort of Süleyman and mother of Şehzade Murad (and/or Raziye Sultan), and who, after death of her son, became a lady-in-waiting and hostess of the harem by virtue of her qualities and closeness to the sultan, instead of being exiled to the province as tradition.
Another story very well told. Thank you.
Thank you 😊
Beautiful. Thank you for the real version
Thank you for watching 👍
Glad i found this channel. You make really interesting videos and Ottoman history is so rich
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I think that Ibrahim he did really marry sultan sister as he was known as Damat ibrahim as Damat called to men whoo married sultan sister or daughter
Yes, you are right. Damat literally means The Groom in Turkish. There is no recording of who Ibrahim's bride was. Early historians assumed she could be Suleiman's sister due to the richness of the wedding ceremony and the attendance list including the sultan. This was widely accepted for a long time and the Damat Ibrahim Pasha name used. Very lately, studies on this subject, especially by historian Ebru Turan (University of Chicago, PhD) including the discovery of multiple references to Muhsine in Venetian and Ottoman texts as well as a signed letter from her to Ibrahim, shows that Ibrahim's wife was Muhsine and not Hatice. I found this new info credible and decided to use it in the video.
Pero no dices porqué Suleiman mato a Ibrihim. ? Cual fue el detonante o motivación para hacerlo?
Hay diferentes teorías: Ibrahim empezó a actuar como sultán y Suleiman no podía permitir que eso sucediera. O Hurrem no quería que Ibrahim apoyara a Mustafa para convertirse en el próximo sultán.
Wow great video. We expect more spin offs of this series.
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It’s coming 😊
Can you teach me how to create such videos? ❤❤
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Wo0ooO0w keep it up more on kosem plzzzzzz
Working on it 😊
Please translate into Indonesian, because I'm a fan of this channel
Thanks for following 👍👍. Would it help if I add Indonesian subtitles?
Topkapi Palace in its archives says Mahidevran had more childern.Not just Mustafa.Most likely they died of illness or poisoning.
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Bhai aap jo character name mention krte ho screen pr vo show nhi hote sahi se ..kyuki di gyi information k niche hide ho jate h plsss isko sahi kriye aage se ... information bht achi thi ❤
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Proszę o tłumaczenie napisów w języku polskim
Zrobione. Ale to tłumaczenie Google.
Suleyman the ultimate simp
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This is not proven that Sultana Hurram was the cause of Pargali's death.
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She did manipulate him. Look at history: She became his legal wife, had more than one son, never left the palace. He changed so many traditions for her. Her fear would be a very strong motivator. There were many writings from Suleiman that reflected his regret for killing Pargoli Ibrahim Pasha. She manipulated him by making him paranoid. Hence the killing of Mustafa as well. She wasn’t stupid at all. Smiling on the surface all the while.
Sad😢
Agree 😞
Is the narrator AI or a real person?
In this video narrator is AI generated 👍
This was one of the best seried i ever saw i also read the book ehich was partcularly interested Inrahim was Greek soaybe this is why i liked him do he was called thg greelk vezirl
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What is the book called?
@@ivanaivaana604 the book is called ,,",The Greek, Vezit '
So who killed Mustafa?
There is more on that in my video of Hurrem Sultan.
No good deed goes unpunished. These are the characters beyond their times. A very well structured story both verbally as well as great illustrations
His father had him killed.
Please , where is Ibrahim burried - has he some speciál monument or grave - 🫢😓
İbrahim Paşa had been buried in the garden of Canfeda Zaviye, a small Islamic monastery in Istanbul.
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