I think that more likely it was normal peasant women all over world rather than royal women (even though they had terrible lives by normal/today's standards)
This song is perfect for all of these royal women who had to endure so much during these periods in history. We still endure as women today and we don’t get respect for how much we work for. Badass video!👏👏👏👏
A lot of these women and children were never truly "evil" as patriarchal history describes them. They were all people/pawns in desperate situations having to choose "It's either you or me" with some wiser than the others to work the situation best they can to not end as horribly as their predecessors. Even so, both still suffering in one way or another regardless due to the every shifting moods of the "men" in charge around them and they all at his mercy.
Even if you choose "them" you can end up as the "evil " one, so my heart goes out to all the women who gave their all and been left with nothing 💔 you are seeres now❤
Nefret ettim hepsinden . Onlar "sen yaslandin " , "ben kralim" vs gibi bahanelerle istedigini yapmis. Günümüzde bu gibi olaylarin degismesini beklerdim ama tek olan daha artmalari. Cok guzel bir video olmus eline saglik.
@@Itsrosieeeee One of the most underrated and dignified woman in history. The show did her dirty and still I couldn't hate her in it. She got blamed by people when Hurrem got whitewashed and was basically called a badass for doing the same. And let's not talk about faceless insecure Suleiman and his ego. Disgusting man in the show and even more in real life.
@@GlanceOfPast The Ottoman society was a different society compared to the Turkish societies. While learning the religion they also mixed the Arab culture into it. This brought with it the absurd tradition of putting women in the background so much so that in Arab societies the woman walked behind her husband. However in 1934 Mustafa Kemal Atatürk ♥️ gave women back all the rights they had lost which is a good thing.
as a Turk, i loved your video a lot ♡ i highly appreciate that u put our beloved Mahidevran Sultana, she suffered a lot :(( and i highly respect and like the other womens in this video too 🫶🏻
Çok beğendim editi sizi de tebrik ederim Henry'nin tüm kadınları mahvetdiği için her eşinin neredeyse bu editte yer alması...Ve bizim Türk tarihimizden Mahidevran Sultanı, Kösem Sultanı kullanmanız çok anlamlı🤍
Bazen keşke tanrı her insanı eril olarak yaratsaydı diyorum, en azından bu kadar acılara katlanmak zorunda kalan kadınlar olmazdı, hepimiz erkek olarak yaratılsaydık keşke 🥀
@@MargaretPlantagenetPole Mahidevran and Catherine are my favorite consorts of all time and ones of my favorite historical figures in general. This song is theirs, it screams their names, I could not have made a video with this song without them.
@@GlanceOfPasti love mahidevran getting love. The show was mainly fictional and trying painfully hard to make hurrem more likeable. They added unnecessary drama and made mahidevran, who was historically innocent, out to be the bad one.
@@TheDianaPottah It is still the case here unfortunetly, though we hace much freedom of choice and rights, at least in some part of the world, mysoginy keeps oppressing and killing with the simple reason of being women every single day.
Sorry for the sound problem. Queens/ladies and shows/movies names: England: Margaret Of Anjou (The white queen) Elizabeth Woodville (The white queen) Anne Neville (The white queen) Margaret Beaufort (Real royalty documentary) Margaret Pole (The white princess) Catherine of Aragon (The tudors / The spanish princess) Anne Boleyn (The tudors) Jane Seymour (The tudors) Catherine Howard (The tudors) Catherine Parr (The tudors) Mary I (The tudors/ The spanish princess) Jane Grey (Lady Jane) Florence Republic: Contessina de Bardi (Medici: masters of florence) Clarice Orsini (Medici: masters of florence) Ottoman Empire: Mara Branković (Rise of Empires: Ottoman) Mahidevran Hatun (Muhteşem Yüzyıl) Nergissah Sultan (Muhteşem Yüzyıl) Kösem Sultan (Muhteşem Yüzyıl Kösem) Turhan Sultan (Muhteşem Yüzyıl Kösem) Scotland: Marie de Guise (Mary Queen of Scots, 2013) Mary Stuart (Mary Queen of Scots, 2013 & 2018) Joseon (Korea): Ui-bin Seong (The red sleeve) French empire: Mary Tudor (The spanish princess) Claude of France (The tudors) Catherine de Medici (The serpent queen) Mary Stuart (Mary Queen of Scots, 2013 & 2018) Marie-Antoinette (Marie-Antoinette) Joséphine de Beauharnais (Napoléon) Kingdom of Jerusalem: Sybille of Jerusalem (Kingdom of Heaven) Empire of China: Wu Zetian (The Empress of China) Austro-Hungarian Empire: Elisabeth of Austria (The Empress) Spain and Germany: Isabella of Portugal (Carlos, Rey Emperador) Danemark: Christina of Danemark (The tudors)
FINALLY YOU CAME BACK , I MISSED YOU A LOT !! 😭💖❤️ , THIS IS AMAZING EDIT AND YOU INCLUDED MY FAVOURITE CATALINA DE ARAGON AND PRINCESS MARA BRANKOVIC 😭💕 I LIKED IT BEFORE WATCHING
Haha I actually moved out to a whole other continent 2 days ago so I had litteraly no time to even breathe. I am so glad you liked it and I obv had to include Catherine of Aragon, one of my favorite historical figure. Her and Mahidevran are the embodiements of this song. Again, thanks for the support 🩷🩷🩷
@@GlanceOfPast Oh , you must have been exhausted by the journey , I suggest you to bestow some much needed rest upon your body . And yeah you're absolutely right , Mahidevran Hatun and Catalina De Argon are the soul of this song and I love and pity on both of them , but I think you shouldn't have included Princess Mara Brankovic in this compilation because I think this song is for those women who were oppressed due to the normalisation of male infidelity but Princess Mara Brankovic never cared about her husband's infidelity and she was his most influential wife too , as the saying goes by *" I don't need a man by my side to shine when my personality is as glorious as the sun itself "* But still a great edit ....
@@jagritikumari4012 Yeah I get what you are saying, I also thought it would be out of place to include her but shd was still treated as a puppet and a pawn by her family, forced to marry someone from a different religion and was basically a trade to ensure her family's and country's peace. She was strong enough and also lucky to live her life on her own terms after Murad's death so obv she IS probably the one who got the best deal and life of all the women included in the video but do think it was appropriate to include her.
@@GlanceOfPast I agree with you on the fact that she was used as a pawn for political alliances by her family but she was also very influential in her husband's Murad II's reign even before her son's Mehmed 's reign and worked as a mediator between Ottomans and Serbs and not only this but as the daughter of the Serbian Despot and the wife of the Ottoman Sultan , Mara was predestinied for the role of mediator between Serbia and the Ottoman Empire . Mara had more and more influence during 1440s . In 1447 , when the people of Dubrovnik got into trouble in Edrine during negotiations with Murad II to conclude a new trade agreement , Princess Mara , on the request of her father , helped to reach an agreement . She also lived like a orthodox Christian in Sultan Murad 's harem , following her faith devotionally without facing any problems and wasn't belittled for her faith by anybody in imperial palace . Though , she did suffered only a few times, like when Murad II ordered her brothers , Grgur and Stefan to be blinded by gouging out their eyes for trying to lead a crusade against Ottoman Sultan along with their father Despot Durad Brankovic and even though she fell on her knees and begged him not to hurry for God's sake , due to being late in the arrival of messanger her brothers were already blinded . She was also sent to Bursa from Edirne by her husband . But apart from it she lived comfortably and as his most influential wife .
@@jagritikumari4012 This song and this edit is not about women being weak or victims or not influent. I included the most powerful and influent woman of Ottoman History (kosem). This song is about fighting for basic freedom in a male dominated world. I know everything about Mara, still I do think she has her place in this edit.
This song is pure perfection I swear I listen to it everyday. Lovely take you have put together in this video, loved it from the start to the end. Also loved to see Mahidevran suffering for once, it always looks like the fandom hates her ignoring all the abuse she went through. Keep up with the good work ❤
Isabella of Portugal and Charles V had a very loving relationship, she did her duty and even acted as regent for her husband in Spain when he was in Germany, I dont think she was ever mistreated
@@boo_tao5375 And she was made to squeeze out heirs until it killed her at a young age. That's also what my edit is about, not just the relationship with their husbands, whether it was good or not, it's not the point for ALL women in my video.
GLOBAL CALL FROM TURKEY A few weeks ago, a psychopath killed a girl (don't ask how he killed her, I feel sick when I remember it). The same person killed a different person on the same day. A month before this incident, a little girl disappeared and her dead body was found. Our authorities are not doing anything about it, maybe you hear our voice :) #turkishwomenwanttolive
She was his STEPmother not his actual mother. Also she doenst fit into the video cause she had a good life. Her marriage was purely political and they were friends but never shared each others bed. She was free to go life where she wants after her husbands death. Her step son granted her total freedom. She denied proposals by others and chose not to marry (many historians question if she was lesbian or asexual). And it was her choice to support Mehmet , be his advisor and continue living in the Ottoman palaces.
@@ae6805 *I KNOW EVERYTHING* But , in my opinion , stepmothers too deserve the same love , respect and recognition as real mothers . And even I thought the same that she doesn't fit into the video and I have also mentioned this in my comment section chat with the editor , you can just roll down below and watch it , if you want but it's still the editors choice and neither you nor I or any of us can change it .
@@ae6805Mara Brankovic was not a lesbian, i wonder who all this "many historians" are? She made a promise to God, if he frees her from her husband, that she'll never remarry and will be in God's service. I assume she became a nun like the most serbian princesses and queens after their husbands death. Mara was like 15 years old when she had to marry much older Murad. I agree on the theory that the marriage was not consumated, since it was the rule. She has been exiled for an to us unknown reason, her brother were held captives by her husband and later blinded. She was in bad terms with her youngest brother Lazar. Perhaps she didn't want to be a political tool anymore. Also,even tough Mara was Mehmed's stepmother, he refered to her as "my mother" in official documents
@@ae6805 AND BY THE WAY , WHO ARE THESE HISTORIANS WHO CLAIM HER TO BE LESBIAN OR ASEXUAL !! ? I DON'T THINK THERE ARE ANY OR AT LEAST REPUTED ONES , LET ME ASK YOU A QUESTION ? *_WHY IS IT THAT IF A WOMAN REFUSES TO MARRY THEN SHE'S EITHER A LESBIAN OR ASEXUAL ? !! CAN'T JUST YOU RESPECT HER CHOICE RATHER THAN INVESTIGATING HER SEXUALITY OR PAST ?_* Princess Mara Brankovic is one of the most powerful woman of 15th century and she was kind , compassionate , charitable , motherly , religious , pious , spritual , prudent , politically acumen , multilingual and most importantly she's the symbol of the fact that you can be powerful without being a ruthless menace .
@@draganagavric4944 Bro , one slight correction that she wasn't 15 but actually 19-20 when she married Murad II because she was born in 1417 in the city of Vucitrn .
The more I watch the "Magnificent century" series and analyse the behaviour of Suleiman, Mahidevran and Hurem, the more I realize that Hurrem is the oldest pick-me girl.
@@rezza_lynsaii Mary's life truly turned into a nightmare after Henry and Anne's mariage. Her only chance of happiness was taken from her after her father refused her union to Philippe, duc of Palatinat who truly loved her and whom she truly loved.
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Beautiful! I loved that it was not western women, but China, Korea and Turkish! All over the world - the story is the same for these women! 😞
@@sorochi996 I wish I had included even more women from other countries tbh. Unfortunately, mysoginy doesn't discriminate.
I think that more likely it was normal peasant women all over world rather than royal women (even though they had terrible lives by normal/today's standards)
This song is perfect for all of these royal women who had to endure so much during these periods in history. We still endure as women today and we don’t get respect for how much we work for. Badass video!👏👏👏👏
Lmao
@@yeyosilver7067What’s funny?
@@Maryam-bt7kg Put your head to think a little
@@yeyosilver7067 Found the incel!
I don’t endure as a woman
The last woman talking about King Henry was savage up to the mark!
That's Princess Christina of Denmark from The Tudors.
Mahidevran and Mara. Oh, Gosh. Two of my favorite women, and in one edit.
Thank you ❤
Mee too❤
A lot of these women and children were never truly "evil" as patriarchal history describes them. They were all people/pawns in desperate situations having to choose "It's either you or me" with some wiser than the others to work the situation best they can to not end as horribly as their predecessors. Even so, both still suffering in one way or another regardless due to the every shifting moods of the "men" in charge around them and they all at his mercy.
Even if you choose "them" you can end up as the "evil " one, so my heart goes out to all the women who gave their all and been left with nothing 💔 you are seeres now❤
That Italian princess was in the show for a few minutes but she makes such an impact I the Tudors. Love the end❤
Are you referring to Christina of Danemark?
The way Christina of Danemark stood for her aunt and Henry's other wives, a true badass.
Nefret ettim hepsinden . Onlar "sen yaslandin " , "ben kralim" vs gibi bahanelerle istedigini yapmis. Günümüzde bu gibi olaylarin degismesini beklerdim ama tek olan daha artmalari. Cok guzel bir video olmus eline saglik.
Mahidevran sultan didn't deserve this...
@@Itsrosieeeee One of the most underrated and dignified woman in history. The show did her dirty and still I couldn't hate her in it. She got blamed by people when Hurrem got whitewashed and was basically called a badass for doing the same. And let's not talk about faceless insecure Suleiman and his ego. Disgusting man in the show and even more in real life.
@@GlanceOfPast Perhaps my least favorite tradition of the Ottoman Empire is that a sultan had more than one wife.
@@GlanceOfPast I think this is an insult to a woman.
@@Itsrosieeeee If only this was their only questionable tradition...
@@GlanceOfPast The Ottoman society was a different society compared to the Turkish societies. While learning the religion they also mixed the Arab culture into it. This brought with it the absurd tradition of putting women in the background so much so that in Arab societies the woman walked behind her husband. However in 1934 Mustafa Kemal Atatürk ♥️ gave women back all the rights they had lost which is a good thing.
Mahidevran my poor sultana
as a Turk, i loved your video a lot ♡ i highly appreciate that u put our beloved Mahidevran Sultana, she suffered a lot :(( and i highly respect and like the other womens in this video too 🫶🏻
Çok beğendim editi sizi de tebrik ederim Henry'nin tüm kadınları mahvetdiği için her eşinin neredeyse bu editte yer alması...Ve bizim Türk tarihimizden Mahidevran Sultanı, Kösem Sultanı kullanmanız çok anlamlı🤍
Sözleriniz için çok sağ olun ve elbette mahidevranımı dahil etmeden bu şarkıyla ilgili bir video yapamazdım 🥀
I’m a simple woman , I see mahidevran I click 🧌
@@rOxene0 Another Mahidevran fan here?? Omg already love you.
Me too. Mahidevran is my love
Same!!!
@@MargaretPlantagenetPole mine too❤❤
Here ✨ even I like Mahidevran
Bazen keşke tanrı her insanı eril olarak yaratsaydı diyorum, en azından bu kadar acılara katlanmak zorunda kalan kadınlar olmazdı, hepimiz erkek olarak yaratılsaydık keşke 🥀
Me too😮
This is so beautiful. And I love that you have my two favorite historical figures on the cover. I love Mahidevran and Katherine more than anything.
And Mary too
@@MargaretPlantagenetPole Mahidevran and Catherine are my favorite consorts of all time and ones of my favorite historical figures in general. This song is theirs, it screams their names, I could not have made a video with this song without them.
@@GlanceOfPast
Totally agree with you
@@GlanceOfPasti love mahidevran getting love. The show was mainly fictional and trying painfully hard to make hurrem more likeable. They added unnecessary drama and made mahidevran, who was historically innocent, out to be the bad one.
I love the fact that it’s many races of queens, it shows that the world back then put too much pressure and made women do too much labour.
@@TheDianaPottah It is still the case here unfortunetly, though we hace much freedom of choice and rights, at least in some part of the world, mysoginy keeps oppressing and killing with the simple reason of being women every single day.
Sorry for the sound problem.
Queens/ladies and shows/movies names:
England:
Margaret Of Anjou (The white queen)
Elizabeth Woodville (The white queen)
Anne Neville (The white queen)
Margaret Beaufort (Real royalty documentary)
Margaret Pole (The white princess)
Catherine of Aragon (The tudors / The spanish princess)
Anne Boleyn (The tudors)
Jane Seymour (The tudors)
Catherine Howard (The tudors)
Catherine Parr (The tudors)
Mary I (The tudors/ The spanish princess)
Jane Grey (Lady Jane)
Florence Republic:
Contessina de Bardi (Medici: masters of florence)
Clarice Orsini (Medici: masters of florence)
Ottoman Empire:
Mara Branković (Rise of Empires: Ottoman)
Mahidevran Hatun (Muhteşem Yüzyıl)
Nergissah Sultan (Muhteşem Yüzyıl)
Kösem Sultan (Muhteşem Yüzyıl Kösem)
Turhan Sultan (Muhteşem Yüzyıl Kösem)
Scotland:
Marie de Guise (Mary Queen of Scots, 2013)
Mary Stuart (Mary Queen of Scots, 2013 & 2018)
Joseon (Korea):
Ui-bin Seong (The red sleeve)
French empire:
Mary Tudor (The spanish princess)
Claude of France (The tudors)
Catherine de Medici (The serpent queen)
Mary Stuart (Mary Queen of Scots, 2013 & 2018)
Marie-Antoinette (Marie-Antoinette)
Joséphine de Beauharnais (Napoléon)
Kingdom of Jerusalem:
Sybille of Jerusalem (Kingdom of Heaven)
Empire of China:
Wu Zetian (The Empress of China)
Austro-Hungarian Empire:
Elisabeth of Austria (The Empress)
Spain and Germany:
Isabella of Portugal (Carlos, Rey Emperador)
Danemark:
Christina of Danemark (The tudors)
Men breaking the best of us for 6000 years minimum. Be strong, my sisters, i pray for you❤
Bear >> men
The way its all around the world i respect you for this edit ❤
@@almondcrustbread7767 Thank you very much ❤️
Mahidevran! Üzümlü kekim...🥺🥺🥺
Edite bayıldım emek gösterdiğin çok belli tebrik ederim
@@seymasahin332 Çok teşekkür ederim ❤️
Mahidevran Suffers so much...
@@ErenYeager2598-k4y The most overhated ottoman woman for sure when she had little to no fault in real life safe being a slave and sultan concubine.
This gave me shivers
Christina of Denmark is so iconic for that!
Mahidevran and Anne boleyn r such icons😭😭😭
Amazing work ❤ I love it 🥀
Thank u for the support ❤
FINALLY YOU CAME BACK , I MISSED YOU A LOT !! 😭💖❤️ , THIS IS AMAZING EDIT AND YOU INCLUDED MY FAVOURITE CATALINA DE ARAGON AND PRINCESS MARA BRANKOVIC 😭💕 I LIKED IT BEFORE WATCHING
Haha I actually moved out to a whole other continent 2 days ago so I had litteraly no time to even breathe. I am so glad you liked it and I obv had to include Catherine of Aragon, one of my favorite historical figure. Her and Mahidevran are the embodiements of this song. Again, thanks for the support 🩷🩷🩷
@@GlanceOfPast Oh , you must have been exhausted by the journey , I suggest you to bestow some much needed rest upon your body . And yeah you're absolutely right , Mahidevran Hatun and Catalina De Argon are the soul of this song and I love and pity on both of them , but I think you shouldn't have included Princess Mara Brankovic in this compilation because I think this song is for those women who were oppressed due to the normalisation of male infidelity but Princess Mara Brankovic never cared about her husband's infidelity and she was his most influential wife too , as the saying goes by
*" I don't need a man by my side to shine when my personality is as glorious as the sun itself "*
But still a great edit ....
@@jagritikumari4012 Yeah I get what you are saying, I also thought it would be out of place to include her but shd was still treated as a puppet and a pawn by her family, forced to marry someone from a different religion and was basically a trade to ensure her family's and country's peace. She was strong enough and also lucky to live her life on her own terms after Murad's death so obv she IS probably the one who got the best deal and life of all the women included in the video but do think it was appropriate to include her.
@@GlanceOfPast I agree with you on the fact that she was used as a pawn for political alliances by her family but she was also very influential in her husband's Murad II's reign even before her son's Mehmed 's reign and worked as a mediator between Ottomans and Serbs and not only this but as the daughter of the Serbian Despot and the wife of the Ottoman Sultan , Mara was predestinied for the role of mediator between Serbia and the Ottoman Empire . Mara had more and more influence during 1440s . In 1447 , when the people of Dubrovnik got into trouble in Edrine during negotiations with Murad II to conclude a new trade agreement , Princess Mara , on the request of her father , helped to reach an agreement . She also lived like a orthodox Christian in Sultan Murad 's harem , following her faith devotionally without facing any problems and wasn't belittled for her faith by anybody in imperial palace . Though , she did suffered only a few times, like when Murad II ordered her brothers , Grgur and Stefan to be blinded by gouging out their eyes for trying to lead a crusade against Ottoman Sultan along with their father Despot Durad Brankovic and even though she fell on her knees and begged him not to hurry for God's sake , due to being late in the arrival of messanger her brothers were already blinded . She was also sent to Bursa from Edirne by her husband . But apart from it she lived comfortably and as his most influential wife .
@@jagritikumari4012 This song and this edit is not about women being weak or victims or not influent. I included the most powerful and influent woman of Ottoman History (kosem). This song is about fighting for basic freedom in a male dominated world. I know everything about Mara, still I do think she has her place in this edit.
This was perfection! All my fave series in one edit!
@@Hungrybeverlily Thank you very much 💞
This was amazing, I love it!
@@Delightfullyviolent Thank u so much 🩷
loving it, letters match each character, its as sad as its crasy.
It's so perfect! Thank you, thank you a lot! 🩷
Thank YOU for the support and the kind comment, means a lot ❤
Ending with that quote from Christina of Denmark was a perfect choice!
i really like your three videos so far. 🥰💚 great work! i'm excited to see what you do next. ✨
That's really nice of u ! I also love your vids, especially the ones with my girl Alicent 💚 excited to see what you will do as well.
and now they said "woman with high education doesn't want to have children" .. it's like " see , we should stick to the good ol days"...
Beautiful !!
I love it !!
Cath ve mahidevran o kadar benziyorlarki prenseslerim
This song is pure perfection I swear I listen to it everyday. Lovely take you have put together in this video, loved it from the start to the end. Also loved to see Mahidevran suffering for once, it always looks like the fandom hates her ignoring all the abuse she went through. Keep up with the good work ❤
@@hellokafkiana Thank you so much. And yes Mahidevran never deserved this and reading her real life story is even more heartbreaking.
Isabella of Portugal and Charles V had a very loving relationship, she did her duty and even acted as regent for her husband in Spain when he was in Germany, I dont think she was ever mistreated
@@boo_tao5375 And she was made to squeeze out heirs until it killed her at a young age. That's also what my edit is about, not just the relationship with their husbands, whether it was good or not, it's not the point for ALL women in my video.
edit is veryy nice perfekt
*Poor women of the past!!! 😢😭💔*
This is really good i subbed ☺️
Thank you so much for the support!!
@@GlanceOfPast not a problem I can't wait to see what you make next 😁
Thanks, i cry
GLOBAL CALL FROM TURKEY
A few weeks ago, a psychopath killed a girl (don't ask how he killed her, I feel sick when I remember it). The same person killed a different person on the same day. A month before this incident, a little girl disappeared and her dead body was found. Our authorities are not doing anything about it, maybe you hear our voice :)
#turkishwomenwanttolive
All that sufferings of women for centuries after centuries. Only because men couldn't control their lust and didn't value their love.
Mahidevran ❤
Princess Mara Brankovic 👑 the mother of Fatih Sultan Mehmed II ❤️👑 she's my favourite Queen mother alongside Queen mother Jijabai Saheb
She was his STEPmother not his actual mother. Also she doenst fit into the video cause she had a good life. Her marriage was purely political and they were friends but never shared each others bed. She was free to go life where she wants after her husbands death. Her step son granted her total freedom. She denied proposals by others and chose not to marry (many historians question if she was lesbian or asexual). And it was her choice to support Mehmet , be his advisor and continue living in the Ottoman palaces.
@@ae6805 *I KNOW EVERYTHING*
But , in my opinion , stepmothers too deserve the same love , respect and recognition as real mothers .
And even I thought the same that she doesn't fit into the video and I have also mentioned this in my comment section chat with the editor , you can just roll down below and watch it , if you want but it's still the editors choice and neither you nor I or any of us can change it .
@@ae6805Mara Brankovic was not a lesbian, i wonder who all this "many historians" are? She made a promise to God, if he frees her from her husband, that she'll never remarry and will be in God's service. I assume she became a nun like the most serbian princesses and queens after their husbands death. Mara was like 15 years old when she had to marry much older Murad. I agree on the theory that the marriage was not consumated, since it was the rule. She has been exiled for an to us unknown reason, her brother were held captives by her husband and later blinded. She was in bad terms with her youngest brother Lazar. Perhaps she didn't want to be a political tool anymore. Also,even tough Mara was Mehmed's stepmother, he refered to her as "my mother" in official documents
@@ae6805 AND BY THE WAY , WHO ARE THESE HISTORIANS WHO CLAIM HER TO BE LESBIAN OR ASEXUAL !! ? I DON'T THINK THERE ARE ANY OR AT LEAST REPUTED ONES , LET ME ASK YOU A QUESTION ?
*_WHY IS IT THAT IF A WOMAN REFUSES TO MARRY THEN SHE'S EITHER A LESBIAN OR ASEXUAL ? !! CAN'T JUST YOU RESPECT HER CHOICE RATHER THAN INVESTIGATING HER SEXUALITY OR PAST ?_*
Princess Mara Brankovic is one of the most powerful woman of 15th century and she was kind , compassionate , charitable , motherly , religious , pious , spritual , prudent , politically acumen , multilingual and most importantly she's the symbol of the fact that you can be powerful without being a ruthless menace .
@@draganagavric4944 Bro , one slight correction that she wasn't 15 but actually 19-20 when she married Murad II because she was born in 1417 in the city of Vucitrn .
so good
so good!
The more I watch the "Magnificent century" series and analyse the behaviour of Suleiman, Mahidevran and Hurem, the more I realize that Hurrem is the oldest pick-me girl.
The Great Women 😭🙏🏻
mahidevran our beloved sultana :( she suffered sm, she was "the other woman" 💔
I love the video. Which movie do the man and woman at the beginning belong to? 00:00
@@ladyangela3259 Real Royalty Document
Thanks 💕@@GlanceOfPast
2:43 name?
It is better to not marry a ruler
Might be better to not marry at all sometimes.
@@GlanceOfPast Couldn't agree more 💯
What is the movie from the lines shown on :22-:28? I would love to watch this
This is beautiful but from what series/movie is the scene with caption "nymph"?
First mention is The white queen with Elizabeth Woodville, second mention is The Tudors with Anne Boleyn
I often wish Christina met and toke Mary Tudor away from England and gave her some sense of peace from her father.
@@rezza_lynsaii Mary's life truly turned into a nightmare after Henry and Anne's mariage. Her only chance of happiness was taken from her after her father refused her union to Philippe, duc of Palatinat who truly loved her and whom she truly loved.
But mahe dewaran😢😢
Where is the first shot from? With the Romanian actor kissing the lady’s hand
which was the movie or tv series you extracted the first 2 seconds from?
"Real royalty documentary" about Margaret Beaufort
wait, who is the actress at 0:59?🤔
Rebecca Ferguson as Elizabeth Woodville
From what show is the last scene from?
@@Minou-l3q The Tudors
@@GlanceOfPastCan you tell which episode?
who's the lady at 0.35 ?
Catherine Parr
Wu zetian izleyen biri
Cath ve mahidevran o kadar benziyorlarki prenseslerim