Mihrimah, the strongest Ottoman sultan, the most beautiful Ottoman sultan, with golden hair and a charming smile, ruled the Ottoman Empire from behind the curtain. She took advantage of the weakness of her brother, Sultan Selim, and became his sultan. Or did she cause Sultana Shahrazad to be banished?
Los OJOS del Sultan y HUrrem heredo la fuerzas y la inteligencia de ambos. El respeto de sus hermano por miriham LA SULTANA DEL SOL Y LA LUNA hermoso el titulo que le dio el sultan.
Lol 😂 She was a gangsta… I would’ve slapped Selim too. As far as her walking in front of her youngest brother’s somebody had to keep them in line and that was her. Especially since she or rather they lost Mehmet their brother older heck he was older than her but she kept him in line. So there’s that… 😊
The last scene where Suleiman gets to see his daughter and kiss her on forhead for the last time was heartbreaking. The last interaction of a father with his daughter whom he loved more than entire world. 😢
Première sultan à entrer à la Cour, elle a éliminé tous les ennemis de sa mère, le sultan Hiam, le plus fort des sultans ottomans, le plus beau des sultans ottomans, le sultanat du soleil et de la lune, elle a profité de la faiblesse de son frère, Sultan Selim, et a gouverné l'Empire ottoman de derrière le rideau. Selim a exploité la faiblesse de son frère, le sultan Selim, et est devenu son sultan, ou a causé le bannissement du sultan Shahrazad, sa fille, le sultan Suleiman, et le sultan Hayam.
Ottoman Princess Mihrimah Sultan and Damat Rustem Pasha; Mihrimah Sultan was an Ottoman princess, the daughter of Ottoman Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent and his legal wife, Hurrem Sultan. She was born in istanbul in 1522 during the reign of her father, Suleiman I. She was the most powerful imperial princess in Ottoman history. She was greatest and most respected princess and a prominent figure in the Sultanate of Women. In Europe she was known as (Sultana Cameria) while in Istanbul she was known as (The Great Sultana). She was well-educated and disciplined, sophisticated and also eloquent. Mihrimah had 5 full-brothers: Mehmed, Abdullah, Selim II, Bayezid, and Cihangir. She had 3 half-brothers Mustafa, Mehmud, Murad and 1 half-sister Raziye Sultan. she was Great Sultana to her prominent role during the reigns of her father Suleiman I, her brother Selim II and her nephew Murad III. Mihrmah's life was not like the rest of the Ottoman royal princesses. Apart from beauty, Mihrimah is also associated with strength and power. Remaining Like the traditional Ottoman princesses, Mihrimah Sultan didnot fall in love with anyone. There is no mention of Mihrimah Sultan's love for anyone in history. Mihrmah Sultan's own consent was also included in the marriage of Suleiman and Hurrem to marry Rustem Pasha. She was happy and satisfied with her married life with Rustem Pasha.... In Ottoman history, both mother and daughter Hurrem and Mihrimah are mentioned in terms of strength and beauty. After her mother's death, Mihrmah Sultan moved permanently to Topkapi Palace where she took over the seat of her late mother. In addition to the responsibility of the Haram, Suleiman used to take advice from Mihrimah after Hurrem. And after the death of Suleiman I in 1566, Selim II also took advice from Mihrimah on the affairs of the saltanate. During Selim's reign, Mihrimah Sultan held the position of "Mother Sultan". After Mihrimah Sultan in power and influence, Selim's favourite concubine, after legal wife was Nurbanu Sultan. After the death of Selim II in 1574, Murad III became Sultan, now his mother was Sultan Nurbanu, but the responsibility of the harem was still under the responsibility of Mihrimah. Nurbanu Sultan got the real power after the death of Mihrmah Sultan in 1578. Mihrimah Sultan died in Istanbul on 25 January 1578 during her nephew Murad III's reign. She is Suleiman's only child to have been buried in his tomb in the Suleymaniye Mosque. The first Mihrimah Sultan Mosque in Uskudar's and built between 1544-1548. The second Mihrimah Sultan Mosque beside the Edirne Gate, was built between 1561-1563 Ottoman Damat Rustem Pasha; History doesn't reveal the exact date of birth of Rustem Pasha, but he was born in a Bosnian village around the turn of the 16th century between (1500-1505), probably in Butmir or Skridan. As a young child he was brought to Istanbul, and studied to be a future servant for the Ottoman state. He became the governor of Diyarbakir in 1539. He promoted fast as he married Mihrimah Sultan, daughter of Sultan Suleiman & Hurrem Sultan. On 26, November 1539, Mihrimah Sultan was married to Rüstem. And then he became a Vizier First and then Suleiman the Magnificent appointed him Grand Vizier for the first time in 1544 but in 1553 he was dismissed, only to recover the position in 1555 and hold on to it until his death in 1561. Rüstem Pasha died of hydrocephalus on 1561. and was buried in his mausoleum in the courtyard of Sehzade mosque in Istanbul. (which was dedicated to Suleiman and Hurrem's elder son, Sehzade Mehmed) because his dream project, the Rustem Pasha Mosque, had not yet been built. Rustem Pasha tomb sits alongside that of Sehzade Mehmed. After her husband's death, Mihrimah Sultan completed his work including the construction of the eponymous Rustem Pasha Mosque. It was designed by the Ottoman imperial architect Mimar Sinan and built between 1561-1563. Rüstem Pasha was well-educated, disciplined, clever and had a business-oriented mind. He owned land and many buildings, collected rents from these, and became very rich. Actually it's said that he was the richest person after the Sultan. After Rustem's death, Mihrmah didn't not remarry. Rustem and Mihrimah's had a 1 daughter, and 1 son; Ayse Humasah Sultan (1541-1598) Sultanzade Osman Bey (1546-1576)
Esa escena tan vacana en que mariana va adelante y salimos.y bayaceto la siguem , lo que no me gustó de la serie es que hace pasará a selim y mírimah como enemigos y todo lo contrario ella lo apoyo mucho a el
answer you, the others say it's wrong. because they are nobles and queens, they wore open clothes in the palace, but when they left the palace, they just tied a scarf on their heads, this was the case throughout the Ottoman Empire and also in other Turkic empires (Azerbaijani Safavids and other empires that arose in Iran)
