Suleiman Visited the Guild of Janissaries | Magnificent Century 

Not sad when mustafa died...i feel sad to Mehmet innocent killed by mahiwitch

That was mustafa's warning right there.

Mustafa ki talwar se marnay ka mtlb ye hai k Mustafa ko us wakt yehi Karna chai tha Jo is wakt sultan Suleiman ne kia

@@myrahnaif3163 mahiwitch 😂😂😂

i was not sad when mehmet was dead hurrem witch got what she deserved @@myrahnaif3163

Yes , I have never seen face expressions of anyone like him , his charisma is 👌

Halit the msgnificent best actor lityefally the best❤❤

The Janissaries were a guild of extremely highly-trained soldiers and warriors, thought by many (and certainly themselves) to be the best in the world at the time. They were also ten thousand strong, armed and ready in the capital, and loyal first to each other, second to the Sultan. If the sultan wanted to threaten their future with one they didn't like, they absolutely would and did rebel. Quite successfully. Suleiman's speech there is the speech of a sultan with a death wish. Had Ferhat Agha given the command, the sultan would have been the one killed. His few guards could have done nothing. You can see at 2:30 the Janissary soldiers not afraid - they're waiting for a command one way or the other. It's only the commander that is scared, and chose to acquiesce instead of forcing the issue. Suleiman gambled heavily here, and happened to win.

@@AJKecsk Yes, but they were only one division of the Ottoman army. When the Sultan has charisma and the army remains subservient to him, the Janissaries cannot do anything becquse the whole Ottoman army will be against them , and when he is weak and does not have charisma and the Ottoman army does not like him, then the Janissaries will find the freedom to rebel against him

@@AJKecsk Suleiman lead many wars during his time with success. He was highly respected by the Janissaries as well as by the rest of those in power. Going against a well loved Sultan was suicide, especially in the relative early years of the empire. The Janissary rebellions that came later was against mostly weak and unpopular sultans, and the stagnation of the Ottoman expansion was the main reason for its instability and decline, as distributing the riches of conquest was a large source of the dynasty's power base.

​@@AJKecsky Your perspective is quite accurate. However, janissaries were trained for having absolute loyalty to the sultan. That was one of the fundamental thing they were taught after capture. However the janissaries emerged as a political institution in 17th century from which point on having the support of janissaries was a necessity for being the sultan. By the 18th century however they became largely corrupted and resisted against any attempt in reform which prompted Sultan Mahmud II to disband them in 1826. However during Suleyman's time Sultans were god like figures who couldn't even be touched. And partly this respect shown to the sultan by the janissaries was due to the personal charisma of rulers like mehmed II, selim I and suleyman I. Hence the time they are talking about, yes the janissaries couldn't but follow the sultan.

Furthermore there were many prominent yet rebellious janissaries who were awarded death sentence.

He had to raise against his father when he had the chance. This would changed the history.

Mustafa should have killed the Janissary commander when he went to the barracks to defend Selim. That is what Suleyman would expect. But Mustafa wanted to remain in the good graces of the Janissaries so he was diplomatic in the resolution of the affair: he interrupted the confusion and led prince and royal regent Selim out of the barracks. But in so doing he let the offense against the Dynasty go unpunished. That was Mustafa's mistake: that he chose to be soft on the rebel Janissaries to retain his prestige with them And Suleyman could not approve of that, nor could the Sultan let the offense against the House of Osman remain without punishment.

@@antoniocarloslemosbasto294 Mustafa may have been a great prince but he was never fit to rule, he lack what his brother Selim had... absolute commitment to the throne. The latter never hesitated and that's why he ruled. He may have been a drunk but he was no fool.

@@antoniocarloslemosbasto294 trust me if Mustafa was the ruler the jannisaries would ruin his reign.

​@@azaz4317 Very true, as has been proven in history with other Sultans.

He was in better shape then I am after a simple cold

true suleiman didnt lift anything heavier then a spoon.

@@Zfast4y0u who told you ? Don't forget that he is suleimam the magnificent. A warrior and conqueror

​@@Zfast4y0uActually, historians say he was a good Swordsman and so wss Mustafa.

@@Zfast4y0u 😂😂😂 Adam ölene kadar savašti savašçi degil diyor😅

only huremns sons!!!!

Bro saying this as if Suleiman is a Sultana and not a Sultan 💀

Lit🔥😘

He literally gave the message any other mistake you are next but no one listened.

An absolute power move from Suleiman

Yeah to scare him not to be set up by Hurem again.

@@prikipriki30 nop this has nothing to do with hurrem sultan

In this case selim was not wrong. As the chief of capital, he had gone to talk with jenissaries. But they drew swords on a prince who is a valiant to capital. Beheading was the only punishment for such misdeed. Even it should be done from Mustafa but on the peak of the moment he couldn’t do it.

if murad was there, then he would have beheaded the entire battalion instead of just one janissary 😂😂

@@conserztasfia0078 no Suleiman had the options to be soft and not punish them ,kill the leader for them to learn a lesson or kill the whole battalion but Murad only had two options in his whole life kill or be killed because when they one man caused a rebellion all of them were with him .and hard time made him a man with such character

​@@conserztasfia0078Murad was a chad

he was not that much into wars he just had to lean how to fight because it was a prince's duty , he loved art and literature and he used to invite artists, scholars and writers all the time during his reign

@@makhloufzaineb9662 but he was a weak men and that big of an empire didn't needed a man of art it needed a ruler a caliph

​@@zeeshanjaved9224 the empire needs a man that will take care of the people. You don't need to be violent to achieve that

@@bre3756 there is a difference between being being brutal and being stable a sultan needs to be stable kills the guilty leaves the innocent

​@@bre3756the problem is if all the other empires are waiting for you to show a little bit of weakness so they can pounce. That's why the leader needed violent nature in him so the enemies can't take advantage

Akhirnya nemu komen yg saya paham😂

Betul tu

Ya. Dia sibuk mengadu domba, menangis sana-sini berbanding membantu anaknya naik jadi sultan. 🤣

I think Suleiman was trying to silence the voice of Ibrahim pasha by burying his book, but the thoughts will remain in his head.

For the same reason Ibrahim had no grave.

Ibrahim Become Ghosh

@@kathyandrews5217 I am a fluent Turkish speaker but you seem to understand what's going on better then me.

@@kathyandrews5217 After that Ibrahim's Voice there is another episode;:

Yes but the most problem caused

Selim in this time is Reign capital and Mustafa Reign in amasya....That's Selim Duty Who guardian In istabul. in this case Rustem Suggest Alright.

Nope

Kharodia or kharodog or kharopig, u don't understand.

@@sonybramantio769 no prince could reign in Istanbul while the Sultan was alive, the princes’ domains were all in Anatolia

Not Murad and not Selim 1

bro just read about sultan mahmud the second, he is the last badass ottoman sultan, he is also the luckiest sultan ever, when the janissaries tried to kill him along with his cousin sultan selim the third, the janissaries killed selim but mahmud escaped and led a revolt against the janissaries andkilled many of them in just few hours, then a couple of years later he went to their barracks and bombarded them with cannons and annihilated them for good

​@@zeeshanjaved9224Mehmet 2 also

Mehmed II won battle against Janissaries, no one dare to revolt again

Mehmet ll 😂

They would fear him because he was the Sultan that time, even they feared Mustafa more but they had to bow to the supreme power in the Empire

But what was the difference between sultan suleiman and sultan the young osman? Janesseries feard sultan suleiman the most buy they didnt event hesitate to raise their sword on sultan osman.I think sultan suleiman had other arm force and he did not depend on janesseries fully.

@@jalalahmed3689 yes he had his own force as well as bustanjis

@@jalalahmed3689 and also sultan murad iv he was feared by the rebels as well and everybody kneeled before him

In many senses they weren't slaves more like controlled soldiers

@@markward3981 well they were supposed to obey his order but they behaved like they were above him

Why?

​@@PualClinton-qc3ru The Janissaries are one of many examples in history where you let foreigners handle military power and it ends up ruining you. England exists because the local (celtic) British kings invited German mercenaries to fight their wars, who then betrayed their employers and created England. The Abbasid Caliphate itself felt that using Muslims to fight other Muslims would be contrary to religious law, so they used Turkish slaves in their military. Those slaves then ended up ruling the Abbasids. Those Turks themselves being the ancestors of the Ottomans. The Ottoman sultans created the Janissary Corp as a military independent from their aristocratic, horse-riding Anatolian Turk families. It was effective and did mean that the Sultan was not not constrained by tradition or internal rivals, but it also lead to the Janissaries (who followed the same mystical Sufism that the ruling dynasty did) had to be appeased no matter what. They never formed their own nation like the two previous examples, but did serve as the real power behind the throne for 2 centuries. Here's an interesting fun fact, you can predict the inevitable collapse of the Ottoman Empire in the 16th century. Spain, Portugal, England and France discover the New World, their overseas mines bring in 10x more silver and gold than existed before, and during Murad III's reign we already have a 100% inflation rate. After that point, it became impossible for the Ottoman state to reform its finances or military. It existed solely to collect taxes that would then pay Janissary wages.

Suleiman is known as the most powerf and strongest leader you SHOSHO cllown. Read history! 🤣🤣🤣

Weakkkk???? Bwahahhahaha! Suleiman the MAGNIFICENT was known as the strongest and most powerful Ruler of all time. Lmaooo!

@@gunescelik4207 crawl back to your basement 😂

Sometimes I worries about peoples reading abilities. OP clearly stated that they found the SHOW version weak. Not that they considered the real Sulieman weak. Come on. You can do better 🤦🏽‍♀️

@@ningusorama8040 apes 🦧 have no logic bro 😂

But such situation arised because mustafa had given the army too much confidence and power that they will decide who should be the sultan and which price to kill.. To keep the army in line and show them that sultan is above army and not vice versa.. Suleyman did the right thing.. If u have watch kosem sultan, then u will know this army can do the worst when not kept in control...

@@sadafrafiq5006 I have watched Kosem. But what happened there is a totally different situation, not to mention were not talking about that show. And Mustafa never gave the army power, he just earned their loyalty. They supported him over him over the other princes. But my point is the since the sultan used Mustafa sword, he is threatening and blaming Mustafa for what happened. He doesnt care that Mustafa saved Selim at all. Mustafa had the chance to let Selim die, removing someone who stood in his way as next Sultan but he saved him instead.

@@emilish624 because Suleiman was a poor excuse of a father who discriminated between his children ( still a great Sultan)

Because hurrem just ever so slightly twisted the story and hence Mustafa became enemy no.1

@@emilish624 its not totally different situation.. That time army preferred mustafa(kosem sultan) over osman.. So they killed osman.. Here they preferred mustafa over selim. So they tried to kill selim.. Its the same army, same mentality.. Suleyman knew how to keep army in line..

It means “your majesty”

​@@athenaNSHow do you write it,

@@LucMeier Hünkarim

Hünkarim

Kosem murdered sultan Ahmed? Where did you learn this history from?

Read It before, she murdered her own children and grandchildren yiu think she wouldn’t murder Ahmed. Along with the lover and the male slave close to her @@Badboy-kq5ds

Fearless from Vol 2 of the series.

because they hadn't found Australia Antarctica and the americas at that moment ih

@@aaratiadhikari5916 Venezuela founded in 1515, Santo Domingo 1502, Havana 1519, 1521 was when Mexico City was founded. Basically during Selim The Grims reign. Buenos Aires 1531. By then the Americas were being explored and settled. The Spanish Empire was well on its way. By 1600 the Spanish military wasn’t just Europeans but the converted peoples of the Americas wearing there uniforms and leading military expeditions against natives who had not yet assimilated. So by Ahmed’s reign the Sultans were irrelevant as the Spanish Empire reigned from San José California to Patagonia.

He thinks he's the shadow of god. '' Rulers of the 7 seas '' is just nothing. And, If you google it ''seven seas'' you will see a map. If you compare that map with the Ottoman map, you will understand.

Their is ottomans maps that shows Antarctica and "America" by biri rais " way before Colombes

Abdoolic dreams😂

Hahahahahaha! SHOSHO BOT, Hurrem and Suleiman were greatest and strongest! Your mustafa was sooo weakkkk hahahahaha

Suleiman made his choices. No one made him do it. Humans have free will.

Also have you ever read about Sultan Selim I? There are reasons why Suleiman is remembered better.

@@AB-om2te yes ofcourse No o e steal No one fake letters He made it by his own So be it nobody killed Mehmet

@@AB-om2te you are speaking about my own country history something I spend my whole school and university time learning not reading from wiki or Google 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Remembered better 😂😂😂😂

He is the greatest Kalif who is meant ro represent Allah on earth that's what he means by that

I partially agree with you. However, what he meant was that he is the caliph of the Islamic world.

Ibrahim pashas dairy

Ibrahim's book probably.

I think book name "PRINCE"

Sultan Süleyman is above all except Allah

@Dreamfyre lol he didn't do for selim, he did for himself. He's arrogant and paranoid

@Dreamfyre Hahaha

@Dreamfyre yeah not for you specially

you're looking for attention now 🙄 find something else..

Selim is a Prince. He is above them in every sense of the word. Their job is not to question him and certainly not to challenge or threaten to kill him. They have one job: protect the royal family no questions asked. While I think beheading the commander like Suleiman did was a bit too much, they needed to be put into their place. Mustafa had the right approach: give one warning and if they did it again, then execute them.

Suleyman the greatest was a khalif wich is the highest rank in islam so he represents god laws

No

No 👎

He is literally the Greatest Ruler of all time

That's what happens when you threaten a man's son and he finds out. Especially when he is a leader of a nation. A parents fury against those that threaten their offspring is among the scariest things on Earth.