Prince Murad Is At The Capital | Magnificent Century
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- Prince Murad Is At The Capital | Magnificent Century "FUTURE SULTAN"
Magnificent Century Episode 139: • Magnificent Century Ep...
The Magnificent Century takes leave with a breathtaking final episode. Suleiman gets plunged into darkness after Bayezid died and he gets even sicker. Selim tries to releive his pain falling back upon alcohol. Defne fights with all her strength to be able to protect her son. She understands there's no way out while she sees Nurbanu in front of her. The mother and her son walk towards the death holding onto each other. Mihrimah gets Nurbanu in a big trouble flaming with vengeance. Gülfem tries to kill Suleiman considering he is the responsible of everything has happened. However, the night ends with a dark secret. After the agony, Selim comes in the capital as the only heir to the throne. Mihrimah severs all ties with Selim since she sees him as a fratricide. Suleiman loses his strenght day by day and gets furious when he hears what his people talk about him.
And Suleiman the Magnificent goes for his last journey in a blaze of glory. An era ends while Suleiman the Sultan of the world gasps his life out!
At the age of 26, when he ascended to the throne, Sultan Suleiman aimed to build an empire more powerful than Alexander the Great and to render the Ottomans invincible. Throughout his 46-year reign, he became the greatest warrior and ruler of both East and West.
The young Suleiman received news of his succession to the throne during a hunting party in 1520. Unaware that he would be ruling a reign beyond his dreams, he left behind his wife son and took to the road with his close friend and companion Pargali Ibrahim to reach the Topkapi Palace in Istanbul. As they started their journey overland, an Ottoman ship set sail from Crimea in the Black Sea, bringing female slaves as gifts for the Ottoman palace… On this ship was Alexandra La Rossa, the daughter of a Ukrainian Orthodox minister, taken away from her family and sold to the Crimean palace. She had no idea that she would become Hurrem, wife of Sultan Suleiman and mother of princes, ruling the empire with him through bloodshed and intrigue.
As Sultan Suleiman conquered the world, his great passion for Hurrem would clash with his love for and trust in his closest friend and advisor, Grand Vizier Pargali Ibrahim, all set against the backdrop of the tension between Christian Europe and the Ottoman Empire in the 16th century.
Cast: Halit Ergenç, Nebahat Çehre, Meryem Uzerli, Okan Yalabık, Nur Aysan, Selma Ergeç, Sema Keçik, Filiz Ahmet, Selim Bayraktar, Selen Öztürk, Nihan Büyükağaç, Burcu Tuna, Merve Oflaz, Arif Erkin, Ali Uyandıran, Alp Öyken, Murat Tüzün, Doğan Turan, Gökhan Çelebi, Yüksel Ünal.
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This episode was only worth because we finally get to see the real queen: the great Safiye
@Leo every so called ‘queen’ in the Sultanate of Women did awful things.
@@KingSahi so ? We love them
@Leo yeah she was a evil witch but still Great
A great queen who killed her children for power!
@@SexhatClhxlhxyoxyl evil witch or just a victim? 🤨
The fact that nubanu never wore the ring in Mihmrimah sight proved all along the power nurbanu never had she knew Mihmrimah would kill her instantly
In the real history Nurbanu had the power Mihrimah could only dream of.
@@minastankovic4677 after becoming Valide Sultan, absolutely! But while she was a Haseki? I don’t think so. Mihrimah literally sponsored her brother! During Süleyman’s reign, ambassadors would send her gifts to please her before even pleasing the sultan. And during Selim’s reign she was his main advisor. Nurbanu really outranked her after Selim’s death when she became Valide Sultan.
@@minastankovic4677 wasn’t Mihrimah made Valide Sultan during Selim II’s Reign though? Valide has more power than a Haseki does.
@@TisMePyper.S she acted as Valide, yes.
Actually both of them had considerably high amount of power, which they effectively shared,but both formally and factually Nurbanu's powers were exceeding Mihrimah's. Nurbanu was haseki sultan, which is higher status than imperial princess and while Mihrimah exercised powers of Valide, she never was Valide sultan herself. During her time Valide was no rank or title but just occupation, Hafsa and in this sense Mihrimah were never "Valide sultans", Ayse Hafsa was mother of padisah and was elevated to status of sultan, however "Valide sultan" in essence was not a thing and she was referred mostly as just sultan(as it was her only title) or effendi(as honorific), while Mihrimah only had duties of Valide in old palace,while Nurbanu resided in Topkapi and was close to every decision that was made, she herself was referred as Valide even when she was haseki as well. She started to build atik Valide mosque, when she was Haseki and in some letters she is referred as "Valide of shehzade", "Future Valide" or straight "Atik Valide" together with her Haseki title, so while Mihrimah was indeed powerful manager of old palace,she only had as much power as Ayse Hafsa sultan,which had not changed even when Valides were called hatuns. Power Valide sultans are famous for was Nurbanu's doing,she made it official governmental rank that was in her case roughly equal to sultan's(that is why she is sometimes considered to be co-ruler rather than just power behind the throne) and generally was right below his. Her decision were not disputed and Murad's opinions did not even matter sometimes, for example when kapudan killiç ali paşa suggested the war against Venice Nurbanu wrote him letter where she threatened him, which scared him so much that he dropped the letter in horror and when Murad asked him what he wanted to talk about he said that it did not matter as Valide was against this. Divan members( even grand Viziers) were dismissed on her direct orders and she was attending Friday prayers in the name of Selim and latter Murad, which was right and duty of padisah and even kosem was not always given the right to do so, while for Nurbanu even it was Natural even as Haseki. She was actually one who was chief advisor of him. Ruling old palace,while would make Mihrimah's already top rank even more prestigious, it would put her nowhere near as influential, one of two "original Hasekis",as Nurbanu. Even Canfeda was made de facto Valide sultan and ruler of Harem for 11 years after Nurbanu's death.
In conclusion, Mihrimah as de facto Valide was more powerful than any other Valide's before her or after Turhan, every regular Hasekis and even Haseki Safiye and Haseki Kosem(who,while less impressive,are still considered as two of four great Hasekis),but was far behind Original Hasekis.
Wow, young safiye looks a lot like the old one!
Exactly, they make the right choice 👌🏻
I wonder if they had already casted the old Safiye for the new series and chose a younger actress to look like her, or it's just plain coincidence.
@@fosminclorinHulya avsar first for sure.
The ‘triplet sultanas’ are so underrated.
Especially Geverhan
I didn't like a lot of the plot lines in this particularly near the end with Selim betraying Bayezid, Nurbanu being so evil. It was also hard to stomach this show once Hurrem died, however I did revel in great satisfaction when I realised Hurrem lives in on Mihrimah, particularly in this scene! 😁❤
Selim never betrayed Bayezid because Bayezid was never on his side. Nurbanu was only acting in the best interest of her family, if Hurrem was in Nurbanu's shoes she'd be doing the same things.
@@princess7jasmine what? Killing your sibling... is betraying them!
@@sonyabladewins1881 Betrayal implies two individuals having been loyal to each other or sworn some of vow to be loyal. Selim and Bayezid have never done the sort and it's not betrayal just because they're siblings.
@@sonyabladewins1881 Don’t listen to Princess7Jasmine, she is Nurbany’s 🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖
@@princess7jasmine Nurbany only wanted powerr! Keep cryiing for her, you🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖
Esmahan and Sah; I didn't expect Selim would have named two of his daughters after his aunt and cousin 😂😂
@Leo oh good Lord! What should we expect next; Selim telling Sah and Fatma to come back 😂😂
@Leo hmm... I don't think so. He both respected and feared his mother. And for a good reason I might say so. When it comes to Sah Selim and her never interacted with one another. Plus, he was a child by the time Sah came to the palace. As for Fatma, okay I see that he was an adult by that time so he was weary around her. On that regard I agree
Theses were the royal family names they were used by many genrations selim's sons also had the same names as their uncles moustafa, cihangir and mehmed
@@ΧΡΗΣΤΟΣΑΜΑΝΑΤΙΔΗΣ-β7μ Actually, Fatma Sultan did end up returning to the palace upon Selim's ascension. Selim then named his fourth daughter Fatma after her. This daughter was born by another concubine, who may or may not have been presented to Selim by Fatma Sultan herself, but who knows?
Also, the third triplet Gevherhan could potentially be named after another aunt of Selim's. Historically, Suleyman had at least 10 sisters, Gevherhan Sultan was one of them. She was married off to Saadet Giray before Suleyman's ascension. So, Selim could've named his daughter after her.
@@Brin_Londo thank you for your input mate 🙂
3:12 The beginning of Nurbanu’s suffering until her death😆😆😆😆😆
On the contrary, Safiye suffered until Nurbanus death
@@maznaz8340 hahahaahahah! No, Safiye won everything. Nurbanu suffered exhiled from palace.
@@maznaz8340 Only in your fanfiction🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Safiye made Nurbanu cryyy every day. Read history
@@maznaz8340 Even nurbanu doesn’t agree with you🤣🤣🤣🤣AyseSultan
@@sarahdemir776 no, Nurbanu hurt Safiey very much because Murad was only with safiyie and didn't any cuncubine, there was only one prince mehmet. Nurbanu jailed safiye in prison and send cuncubine to Murad. Murad didn't accept cuncubine , this angry Nurbanu to safiye used witch. Finally she exiled safiye to old palace and Murads sisters send cuncubine to Murad accepted them.
Three valide sultans in the same place: mihrimah sultan, nurbanu sultan, safiye sultan
Only two… how many times do people have to correct you, Greek?
@@ghostlyplanx6434it's three , how many times do I have to correct you, Asian?
@@DimSK. remember 1453
who else commented her? again i see 3 comments but one is hidden
@@ghostlyplanx6434 they are correct. Mihrimah was de facto Valide for Selim (in the historical record) and Nurbanu and Safiye subsequently for their own children.
Y’all thinking Safiye wrecked nurbanu when nurbanu remained the number one advisor and safiye never even made it to haseki lol
Mihirima is very smart she Silently and calmly attacked her enemy
So why did Nurbanu not like Safiye? Just because she was Mihrimah's gift to Murad? That's so shallow of a reason to hate your son's favorite 🙄
Oh I see. So it's all about power again 🤣
Mainly because Nurbanu knows that Safiye is Mihirmah's puppet and will absolutely cause problems for her.
Though keep in mind, this did not actually change the fact Nurbanu still became Valide and Murad was forever VERY close to her.
@@princess7jasmine No; Bottt, Nurbanu was scaaared of Safiye’s powerr! Go cryyy
Murad always listened to Safiye and Nurbanu was in 🗑🗑🗑🗑
Don’t listen to Princes7Jasmine. Nurbanu was scared of Safiye and her power. Murad always listened to Safiye and replaced Nurbany. That’s why.
Don’t listen to Nurbany’s 🤖 Princess7Jasmine. Nurbanu was always scared of Safiye and jealous of her power. Safiye put Nurbanu to her place on the first day and Nurbanu knew her dreams on power were over
Guys the reason why in real life nurbanu hated saifye, was because she tried to advise mural on political matters. Even though Murad listened to his mother alone, saifye still actively tried to involve herself. with saifiye's reign begins the decline of the Ottoman Empire, with corruption and harem influence running ramped.
Edit: Can you cool it with the repetitive comments?
Thank you! some one with sense in the comments
The whole harem drama with Safiye actually did happen to and it was much more serious than we think.
Where did you read this? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Nurbanu’s 🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖This never happened! Safiye was one of the most smartest politician and empire was very strong during her reign.
Nurbanu was always jealous of great Safiye and this is known fact. Get outtta here!
@@apasos1390 Where did you read this? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Nurbanu’s 🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖This never happened! Safiye was one of the smartest politician and empire was very strong during her reign.
Nurbanu was always jealous of great Safiye and this is known fact. Get outtta here!
really? Prove your words? Nurbanu’s 🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖 Safiye was known as one of the smartest and greatest politicians and during her reign the Empire was strong. Nurbanu was always jealous of her! Get outtta here you🤡🤡🤡🤡
1:01 That 'yeah' along with the music always cracks me up. Sounds like a song 😂
In 1573, Marcantonio Barbaro and Bailo Garzoni, wrote contrasting comments regarding of Selim and Murad in order to highlight the differences between father and son.
Soranzo stated: “ Selim is of a rather small stature, though full of flesh. His face is red and rather inflamed, with a substantially fearsome glance. He is 53 years of age and it is common of judgement that he does not have many more years to add to his life. But it is quite different from this description that of Amurat, his son of 26 years old. For one thing, the prince is understood, to be dedicated to the study of the law, to be of modest habits, and appears quite virile as he applies himself to military profession.
Even at this young age he demonstrates a strong resemblance to his grandfather, is respected by all, and, as I have said above is very temperamental, but not lacking in restraint like his father.
Garzoni is not consistent in his portrayal of Murad. In a parallel dispatch, he describes young Murad as a man “of vivacious intellect, enemy of Chr***tians, and follower of his predecessor’s customs.
However, two year previously, the Venetian legate “Ragazzoni” had likewise depicted Murad as a person of “good intellect and good letters, very observant of his religion, and for this reason very much loved by everybody.
You have to take into consideration the europeans own biase against the ottoman they might have depicted them in a negative light at times because they disliked them for obvious reasons
@@signora1102 This is complete lie, Nurbanu’s BOTT. They never wrote such thing, so again stop talking lies and get outttt🗑🗑🗑🗑
@@signora1102 This is LIE Nurbanu’s 🤖🤖🤖 These people didn’t even exist and never wrote such thing. Lmaoooo your liies😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@signora1102 bahahahahaha! Marcantonio Barbaro and Bailo Garzoni never exiisted as historians. They never wrote this. Lmaooo Nurbanu’s 🤖🤖🤖
Nurbanu’s ending officially began! Safiye sent her where she belonged to🗑
What are ypu talking about.Safiye was nothing in front of Nurbanu,even after Nurbanus death.Dont forget that Selim married Nurbanu unlike Murad,who didnt marry Safiye and trusted his Valide more than anyone else
Exactly, ♥️
While you are right about Safiye and Nurbanu(Safiye was not ruling harem even after Nurbanu's death, it was Canfeda who served as de facto Valide.) Safiye might actually have married Murad. It is not officially accepted as we don't have direct source ,but keep in mind nor we have if about Nurbanu or Hurrem as it was against traditions so official records say nothing about it, we only have them mentioned in some of the personal letters , while there is not direct statement about Safiye's marriage, we have one Indication. In October of 1585 her Kira Esther handal informed Venetian balio that two marriage would have been held, one for daughter of Murad sultan Ayse and one for her mother, following month great amount of money was taken from treasury as dowry and Safiye took several letters of congrats. Which mean she might have had the marriage that was neglected by official sources.
One of the inaccuracies I hate most is portrayal of Nurbanu, especially in comparison of Safiye, Mihrimah and Hürrem. None of them possessed the power and prestige of Nurbanu, still she is portrayed miserable.
People only gives credit to hurrem to begin Sultanate of women,but I would say Nurbanu can be considered virtual co-founder as her direct involvement had outreaching effect and was effectively used by her successors, without her Valide Sultan would not have been political rank. Even Ayse Hafsa deserves celebration for putting the base to it,but people only focus on hurrem's doing.
In fact, many historians have stated that the Sultanate of Women started with Nurbanu. As the first slave to hold so much power, to be the most influential at court during her time and to get the title valide. She did not truly have a powerful rival, while Hurrem had to deal with Mahidevran until 1553. Western historians often downplay the influence Mahidevran actually had at court.
Still doesn't change the fact that hurrem was the progenitor of women's sultanate in ottoman Empire, hafsa didn't do anything, nurbanu just succeeded hurrem nothing else
What prestige are you talking about?
Hurrem would also become valide sultan and wreck nurbanu but Suleiman was too old to die
Rise of Safiye Sultan (who will see over 7 Sultans over her lifetime)
I wonder if Mihrimah & Safiye were still on good terms after Safiye became powerful
We want *Muhteşem Yüzyıl Safiye*
Yes... We badly want it 🥺❤
I know it's not the actor's fault, but Murad honestly looks like a serial killer.
Lol nurbanus reaction
It's sad they jumped up with time
We didn't see mirimah reaction for beyazid end
😅🤣😅🤣
Those who says that arrival of Safiya is end of nurbano. Let them know in real nurbano makes her to exile and gain much power. Only her death makes safiya successful otherwise nurbano was winner.
This is liie, real nurbany was in 🗑🗑🗑🗑🗑 Also stop making faaake accounts! Safiye won🤣🤣🤣🤣
not true, Safiye became most powerful the day she became Murad’s haseki. Read history.
@@piotrrutkowskl9972 go get some history. No need for fake account
@@camiyep0lat7585 she was maybe haseki. If yes then after nurbano death. During nurbano for sure she was not haseki
@@mazeemali7391 hahahahahah! That’s not true; Safiye was most powerrful from day 1. Read history you🤡🤡🤡🤡
Safyie is so beautiful!😍
Safiye was most evil one...She don't even care about his husband, son & grand son...She don't had any feelings at all ...Hurrem and Nurbanu even though were evil but had feelings of love for their family.
I guess only hurrem had love for her husband
Nurbanu only had love for Murad and initially for Selim
I saw a historical scenes and characters
later Selim Sultan, later Murad Sultan, Suleiman Sultan, Mihrimah Sultan, Nurbanu Sultan, Safiye Sultan.
I just realized he said he missed everyone EXCEPT Nurbanu. Wow.
Well he's correct lol nobody even history doesn't miss her😂
Future Valide Safiye Sultan=Nurbanu Sultan's End
In fact Nurbanus end came eith her death.Nurbanus was more powerful than Safiye
Murad looks good here, and the episode shows that he has great potential. Unfortunately, he was ruined by his mother and sisters and also Safiye. The Sultanate of Women was a very bad time in Ottoman history, all these Sultans that could've been great were made into puppets
true like he was already happy and contented with Safiye but due to there interference like making him drink a s** enhancer,punishing safiye from all the stupid reasons 19 innocent lives have to be killed because they can't stand that Safiye is Murad's favorite.
WRONG!
Hurrem-Mihrimah-Safiye-Kosem
I love Sumbul, especially seeing him in this scene, he gets to hear the good news about Hurrem’s great-grandchild.
Can someone tell me if this is the Safiye i Saw her like old lady in another series Kosem
Yup this is the same one!
Yes she's the same one
Sultan Murad III's haseki
Sultan Mehmed III's mother
Sultan Ahmed I and Sultan Mustafa I's grandmother
Sultan Murad IV, Sultan Osman II and Sultan Ibrahim I's great grandmother
Hail Safiye 😍💖
Sultan Murad III Han Hazretleri
Murad III had the most children in the all Ottoman Sultans in history.
Murad III had above 20 sons;
Sultan Mehmed III, (mother Safiya Sultan)
Sehzade Selim, (mother Safiye Sultan)
Sehzade Mahmud, (mother Safiye Sultan)
Sehzade Selim, (mother Safiye Sultan)
Sehzade Osman
Sehzade Bayezid
Sehzade Abdullah
Sehzade Mustafa
Sehzade Cihangir
Sehzade Abdurrahman
Sehzade Hasan
Sehzade Ahmed
Sehzade Yakub
Sehzade Alemsah
Sehzade Yusuf
Sehzade Huseyin
Sehzade Korkud
Sehzade Ali
Sehzade Ishak
Sehzade Omer
Sehzade Alaeddin
Sehzade Sultan Davud
More than 25 Daughters;
Humasah Sultan, (mother Safiya Sultan)
Ayse Sultan, (mother Safiya Sultan)
Fatma Sultan, (Mother Safiye Sultan)
Fahriye Sultan, (mother Safiye Sultan)
Hatice Sultan
Fatihye Sultan
Rukiye Sultan
Mihriban Sultan
Amriye Sultan
Mihrimah Sultan, possibility that her mother was also Safiya Sultan....
In 1578, a few months after the death of Murad's paternal aunt Mihrimah Sultan, (Daughter of Suleiman The Magnificent & Haseki Hurrem Sultan),
Murad's daughter was born, who was named in the honor of her late anut "Mihrimah Sultan"....
17 unnamed daughters died at very young age due to smallpox.
Nurbanu on fire like her very much.
Even after hurrem died, nurbanu could still not breath easily because hurrems upgraded version was still alive knowing that she could be dead anytime
Mihrimah never made me feel hurrems absence ever since she died
Nah but nurabanu it’s getting always on my nervs
Wait is this the Safiye Sultana we see in Kosem?
He's looking like Bayazid a little bit
Safiye Sultana - Nurbanu’s Bosss! 👑👑👑
Murad was cruel. He killed 5 of his half brothers
i have been watching this show so much XD
When you realize that Murad's favourite is the young version of Ahmed I. and Mustafa's I. grandmother Safiye
where I can watch this series?
😮😮❤
Oh oh oh
I forgot, can you tell me. Who decided to kill 19 princes, Selim or Murad? Or maybe Nurbanu?
it's Sultan Mehmed, the son of Sultan Murad III and Safiye Sultan
@@adrianvallo269 Mehmed III the father of Sultan Ahmed I
It was Sultan Mehmed III, Sultan Murad III and Safiye sultan's son
Also Sultan Ahmed I's father
Interesting to see this brief glimpse of Nurbanu's power just before she became Haseki Sultan and would eventually become Valide Sultan when Murad took the throne. Since most of the time when she was powerful is skipped over. That said, it's so weird to see the harem without Hürrem. It feels oddly empty. I miss her.
Nurbanu never was powerful, Nurbany’s 🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖
What power? 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Nurbanu never had power, Phoenix aka Princess7Jasmine and your fake accounts 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What power? 🤡🤡🤡 Nurbanu never had power! Bwahahahaha!
@@sarahdemir776 You really have nothing better to do than harass and dogpile people, do you?
@@camiyep0lat7585 Keep projecting.
Please, what episode did selim become sultan?
At the end of episode 139 - this episode.
@@hurremsultanas Thank you
@@adeshewabadmus5109 No problem! :)
At the end of the series when Suleiman died in episode 139
If Selim will be a bad sultan,just wait to see Murad 😂😂😂,so ironic how Suleyman was one of the Best sultans,but he started a bad future for empire after his death
Nurbanu was a coward but at least she gave birth to a worth Sultan so at least she was a nice mother unlike Hurrem that she gave birth to loser Selim II and couldn't protect her kids! Hurrem and Nurbanu are my least favourite Sultanas and some of my least favourite female historical figures
based on the series?
Hurrem couldn’t protect her sons? What a big lie , Mehmet died because of Smallpox, Bayezid died after her death , Cihangir was sick , so?
@@afnanbarbie2381 Mehmed got infected on purpose by smallpox. Yes Hurrem couldn't protect her sons and made her daughter sad
@@asiminapateraki1680 no proofs for what are you saying .