What a great video. I love how she started to collapse in front of the other concubines and said Sulieman, just as she did when she first attracted his attention many years ago. Inserting the song she used to sing and having Sulieman recite her poem was a wonderful way to end it.
I always thought it was fitting that she never had to see him die, but he had to see her die. It was like he finally had to suffer all the pain he caused her ignoring her all those times.
His pain was also real. He was the Sultan and could not appear weak or being led by a woman. If he had. The vultures would of circled the palace . Sadly they both suffered,
“Throne of my lonely niche, my wealth, my love, my moonlight, My most sincere friend, my confidant, my very existence, my Sultana, my one and only love. The most beautiful among the beautiful. My springtime, my merry faced love, my daytime, my sweetheart, laughing leaf, My plant, my sweet, my rose, the one only who does not distress me in this world. My Istanbul, my Caraman, the Earth of my Anatolia, My Badakhstan, my Baghdad and Khorasan. My woman of the beautiful hair, my love of the slanted brow, my love of eyes full of mischief. I’ll sing your praises always. I, lover of the tormented heart, Muhibbi of the eyes full of tears, I am happy.” *The sweetest poem ever*
God!!! These words. Suleiman and Hurrem's deep and intense love can be gauged by these beautiful words. What a love this man had for a woman(and vice versa)💕. It's unbelievable, emotional and breathtaking. So many people wrote immeasurable canards about Hurrem. For a very long time, Hurrem was presented just as an evil, unscrupulous woman in Europe and elsewhere but later on these poems were the reason-people understood her true existence. A great emperor who loved a woman so passionately couldn't be an evil controlling witch. She had her vices, surely but one thing is clear- She must have been very talented and she must have given/done something so extraordinary for His majesty that he became so devoted to her. Atleast, this is what I thought. Suleiman immortalised Hurrem through his words🤍
Hurrem Sultan lived during an age in which the thought of a woman holding power and influencing court decisions was as foreign as it was improbable and yet she did it. She broke the glass ceiling that had held back previous generations of Sultanas to a set level of power and became the first Haseki Sultan equal in station to the Imperial Queen Mother-Valide Sultan- during the lifetime of her Husband and not afterwards. This in its entirety is enough render anyone speechless at the sheer magnitude of what she accomplished. I'm not saying she was perfect. She sinned-as do we all. She made questionable decisions that were probably not morally upright-or moral in any way. She would not hesitate to use a questionable means to achieve and end and she as likely as not justified herself and her methods to soothe her conscience. She was Human, and she experienced human emotions that would sometimes blind her. She was devoted to her children to a fault and would pull out all the stops to secure her their future-sometimes even at the cost of their happiness- as we saw with Mihrimah Sultan's wedding to Rustem Pasha. All in all-and because post is getting much longer than i had expected- Hurrem Sultan was a woman who had as much Light in her as Darkness, as many flaws as she had strengths and sometimes the devil in her would overpower the angel (Firuze Hatun can attest to that i think). She wasn't always entirely right or wrong but she was always herself-and that's what makes me love the complex character in the tv series much more than i could ever love the actual historical figure. (c)
She has a weird aura and mystery attached to her . It's a different vibe . Perhaps because so less is known about her except for the fact how she ran things behind the harem curtains . The lesser we know , the more curiosity we have .
The time stop was amazing when Hurrem died. She died like Sultana with honor. I love this scene and Suleiman's poem. This poem expresses all Suleiman's love for her. Full of emotions ❤
The candle of my bedroom 🕯 She was the light of his life, and now she was sinking in the dark. Just like the candle, slowly melting and losing her flame 😭
0:32 It was a great shot, just like their first meeting. The beautiful story that started with Suleiman's arms ended in his arms, but their love is everlasting. Even death cannot end this love. They love each other's souls.❤
Suleiman once said to Hurrem, If I am the emperor, then you are my empire In fact in his poem, mostly he refer and consider Hurrem as "My throne, "My Sultan" No doubt if in real life, Suleiman love Hurrem more than everything power and throne he has.
Before her existence: It was impossible for women slaves to gain power and influence in the Ottoman Empire. Women are looked down upon But after her presence: She proved women are also capable on par with men. Hurrem is like a root that strengthens the stand and passion for her successor to become a powerful woman👑💎
What's Ayse Hafsa status then? Is she a full blood royal or a slave concubine? She's the first women who launched "Valide Sultan" title and implemented rule for a Sehzade to to province governmentship
@@ChickenSoup736 Valide position always existed. Yes, Suleiman gave her the status "sultan" before that, they were called "Valide hatun". But Ayse Hafsa like her predecessors was responsible for the Harem, bacause it was "job" of Valide sultan/hatu.She wasn't influental and active in politics.
@@ChickenSoup736 And now to Hafsa's origin. Long time ago there was a legend that she was daughter of Crimean Khan- Menli Giray. But this is rejected because it's impossible. Why? I'll explain in short. Menli Giray was muslim, so that means she would be also muslim by birth. That means, she couldn't even enter the harem. Dinasty's wouldn't just send their family member's to become someone's concubine. There were of course cases when other Dinasty princess married the sultan but after Mehmed the Conquerior, marriage was forbidden for eveybody. And also this marrieges mostly weren't consumated. She became Selim's consort when he still was the Prince and had allready all of their childern, so even if marriage was allowed for the SULTAN, Selim Yavuz was still the Prince and Princes weren't allowed to marry at all. And Selim wasn't supposed to ascend the Throne. So, long story short: Crimean Khan would not send his daughter to be the concubine of Prince who isn't supposed to ascend the Throne. There is of course possibility that she was a servant of crimean Khan and that he gifted her to the Ottoman's as the present.
@@draganagavric4944 His face resembles with suleiman's portray.... The man acts so many shades of suleiman... Young, Old, lover, sultan, Affectionate father and Cruel father.... I haven't any complain about his acting... But I think... Meryem uzerli is excessive diva and beautiful than real hurrem portray.
The innocence and pain in Suleiman's eyes when Hurrem breathed her last made me feel sad and lonely without even having anybody to lose. This actor ❤❤❤❤
It's just sad how we see Suleiman spending his lonely days without her. There is no color in the palace. He became like a hermit and his eyes would wonder somewhere else.
1. Evil or not, one thing for sure about Hurrem is that she loves Suleiman more than anybody does as Suleiman reigns supreme over her heart. Call her whatever you like, a witch etc., but her pure love for Suleiman can defeat anything. (an episode on Season 2) 2. The reason why Hurrem was so wanted and cherished among the commoners was she never forgot her roots. She always remembered her struggle, where she came from, and she learnt from her mistakes. She fought all along to survive and never gave up. (Episode 93 around October 2021) 3. Hurrem never showed her sadness to her children even if she was always suffering deep inside. She did not say any bad words, foul language etc., to her children. She did not allow herself to just cry. (Hurrem Returns to the Palace - video clip) 4. The phrase "well behaved women rarely make history" applies so strongly to her. We'll never truly know what she did and didn't have a hand in with regards to deaths and assassinations, but people who want to scream about how evil she is seem to view the world as black and white. People are complicated. We can love intensely, exhibit kindness and gentleness, but also have great capacity for violence, anger, and jealousy. Say what you will about her defiance and plotting, but she was clearly a survivor, and a person of strong character. (c)
@@EloraSelah Hi Mustaffaa’s bottt, who told you? Hurrem was loved and resppected by all empire, so was her son Mehmed! Sorry no one griieved for mustafas! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
How the time froze on her death and went showcasing everyone....how she died in the arms of her beloved.....how he sang the same poem he wrote for her in starting....this episode had me in tears and was unable to watch the later episodes....gosh😭
The parallels, the way the time froze on her final breath, Luli coming in with the Seventh Door, her dying happy, that camera tilt up. What a sendoff to her!
When the one who holds your heart passes away - Two lives end. One moves onto to Paradise and the other is left with a broken heart and they just go through the motions of life, because they know the reason for living is gone.
I watched a dear couple (dear friends) the husband was a war hero & endured a lot. He passed away at 95 years young. His wife lived 2 more years & a week or 2 before she passed (she almost made it to 93 years young), she called me & told me she was very tired, she was writing her Congressmen to complain to him for what was happening in her home state of California USA. I told her to get more rest, now she has a new form, & is with her beloved❣ She always took such good care of her husband & when he passed, she lost her loved companion & I believe she wanted to go with him. It took a bit longer than she expected. She was buried on top of where he was buried. She had sent me a photo of where her beloved was buried & told me she would be buried with him when it's her time. True love endures to our passing from this flesh into another form. I miss them both, they're so loved by me & I look forward to seeing them again one day - soon I pray 🙌. Amen❣
Alexsandra La Rossa...what a great personality...she was one of her kind...who fought for her children and love she did what every women would do to protect her loved ones...she rose from a ruthenian slave girl to the world's most powerful SULTANA the way a phoenix wakes from the ashes of his predecessor (but in her case she was the predecessor herself)...she fought with fire, passes through fire, played with fire and eventually became the fire herself she did many charitable work for children, women and poor people and she will always be remembered for it...she was an angel for some but witch for some but will always be an inspiration for all was us and I appreciate her, love her and respect her...she write her destiny herself and prove that women can do anything no matter what world does to her, say to her... she died but will remain in our heart forever....a big ❤ for her
Thinking that she was just a little girl, Alexandra, little, alone and in fear when she was in the Tokpapi Palace for the first time. And now she is one of the most powerful woman in the world, mother of Sultanate of Woman. ❤ ps: I think that in the same time that Hürrem's heart stopped, in some way stopped Suleiman's heart
It’s ten times harder to see Hurrem’s death and Suleiman’s suffering, knowing that their love was just as great in real history. 😢 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 “On April 15, 1558, the new French ambassador to Istanbul, Jean de la Vigne, sent a letter to a colleague reporting that “La Assaqui” (the Haseki) had died early that morning. So great was the sultan’s grief that he aged greatly. “They say that the day before she died,” wrote de la Vigne, “he promised her and swore by the soul of his father Selim that he would never approach another woman.“ “After the death of his wife, Suleiman took care of Hurrem 's memory and did not want his wife's body to stay away from him, just as he did not love another woman after her. He had a beautiful mausoleum built for her right next to the place he reserved for his own tomb in Süleymaniye Complex. He appointed guards and hafiz-i kurras at Hurrem Sultan's tomb . For centuries, the Quran was read to the soul of this benevolent sultan twenty- four hours a day. According to the documents in the Prime Ministry Archive, the number of people assigned to this tomb in turn was one hundred and thirty-eight people. Considering that they are paid a high wage of three hundred and fifty akçe per day , it is better understood how much Kanunî loved Hurrem. Sultan Süleyman also continued to give charity for her soul for years. For example , in 968 Hijri , he ordered the Egyptian Governorship to send 3,000 gold coins from the Egyptian treasury to the Ulema and poor of Mecca and Medina.” “It is said that Suleyman was so sad after death of his beloved, that he did not regain happiness for the rest of his life and pined away for his wife.” Legendary Love ❤️🔥❤️🔥
Best death scene ever! I think it is such an excellent series, but I still think it under-portrayed how much Suleiman loved her, how he was sold out for her, how she was his everything, how much he relied on her in all areas of life.
I think that it's time for me to pay my respects to Hurrem sultan. When she was first brought to Constantinople, Hurrem started from the very bottom of the packing order and had almost everyone against her. And, honestly, who could blame them at the time; The harem has some rules, some organisation, some discipline that's in play for decades. And Hurrem shakes it upside down. Her impulsive nature, her inability/reluctance to follow the rules and her domineering attitude made it impossible for anyone to work with her. Only her love for Suleiman, her competent allies such as sumbul aga and Nigar khalfa and Hatice sultan's (Hurrem's only friend and ally at the beginning) occasional help kept Hurrem in play. She had to either adapt and survived or be destroyed like so many would be sultans before her. And she did learn. She secured Suleiman's love with her unmovable loyalty, no matter how much he disrespected or hurt her. She crushed Mahidevran. She defanged Valide Hafsa and her daughters and exploited Ibrahim's own arrogance and ambition to bring him to his knees. She did the same with Mustafa's stubbornness and impulsivity. Overall she steadily and methodically, removed all and any sort of threat for her or her children. Truth be told, I never agreed with everything she had done. Or with the way she handed all matters. I still think that she should have let Hatice discover Ibrahim's infidelity on her own. Or at least send her leads that wouldn't connect Hurrem to the information. That way Hatice wouldn't be able to blame Hurrem, she would have divorced Ibrahim, Hurrem could suggest for another grand vizier and she wouldn't have to worry about a such a persistent and annoying foe like Hatice. And I still think that she should have stopped Selim and Bayazid quarrel right from the start. To make sure that they always remember that they're brothers and that they must support and love eachother instead of ruining one of the purest relationships in human nature with jealousy and insecurity. However, as much as I was at times against her methods, as much as I at times criticized her for her actions, I always respected her. Her strength, her determination, her intelligence, her awareness of both domestic and external affairs, her love, her humility. She had everything that a proper Queen-in my book at least- must have. She planted the foundation of a new age, the sultanate of women. And that alone is remarkable. Sadly, she passed away before she could take care of the succession or crush that snake Nurbanu. Farewell, Hurrem the fiery. May you find peace and may you be able to set things right on the accounts you left unfinished in the time before.
I have watched this episode many times already but still I had goosebumps...I felt sad when Hurrem sultana died it seems that there's no excitement on the next episode....like Rustem said, it will never be the same after Hurrem died.
She passed out in his arms in the same spot she did 35 years ago, the first time they met, when she was a 17 year-old girl. Very beautiful and very powerful scene.
This scene of Hurrem Sultans death and Suleyman reciting her poem it is so beautiful and sad. You feel their great love but also great pain. Then when he is leaving to war after her death and in the hallway he hears ….Sultan Suleyman It was so haunting and heartbreaking, one of the most haunting moments. It gives you chills and brings you back to the moment they met. Looking at the Sultan and actually speaking where not permitted… but she was not going to allow anyone to stop or change her destiny again. Just reminds me of how sometimes we stop ourselves from doing what our heart tells us. If she hadn’t spoken up she would of never lived her path and destiny of being the greatest and bravest Sultana . The Sultana of Sultanas…….Haseki Hurrem Sultan…..
Hurrem Sultan (1502-1558), also known as Roxelana in Europe, was a Russian captive taken to Istanbul to become a concubine for Sultan Suleiman (r.1520-1566). She quickly rose through the ranks of the Imperial household, with Suleiman changing harem protocol by marrying her (1534) and allowing her and their son to stay in the Imperial capital instead of a province, as was customary. An ambassador present in Istanbul noted that their wedding was an ‘extraordinary event, one absolutely unprecedented in the history of Sultans’. Hurrem’s marriage to Suleiman and birthing of five sons secured her role as the first haseki in Ottoman history. Her strong connection and intimacy with Suleiman gave her access to power that no other Imperial woman had previously enjoyed.
#2 Hurrem used her political power within the Imperial court to advocate for a change of Grand Vizier to her son-in-law, and, in turn, to gain greater influence. Hurrem strategically married her daughter, Mihrimah (d.1578), to Rustem (d.1561) who was the governor of Diyarbekir. Through Hurrem’s plotting, he became Grand Vizier to Suleiman (1544-1553 and 1555-1561), with his predecessor, Hadim Suleiman Pasha, being executed (1544). While Rustem benefitted from Mihrimah and Hurrem’s relationship with Suleiman, as he became the highest Vizier in the Imperial court, Hurrem was able to use this strategic marriage to create an alliance with Rustem, gaining constant access to information about the empire, and the opportunity to assert her influence over the entirety of the Imperial court. Ambassador Navagero (d.1565) commented that there had ‘never been in the history of Ottoman house a lady that held more authority’, highlighting Hurrem’s political power despite being secluded to the harem.
#3. Hurrem’s influence in the Imperial court and relationship with Suleiman was heavily criticised by contemporaries throughout Europe and within the empire. Hurrem was demonised in diplomatic documents, literature, and European theatre in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. A widely circulated political pamphlet by Nicolas de Moffan, ‘A Cruell Fact of Soltan Solyman’ (1555) popularised the story of Suleiman’s first born son Mustafa’s execution and Hurrem’s involvement, and it was translated into multiple languages. He accused her of being ‘crafty’, ‘wicked’ and ‘devilish’ for ‘corrupting the Kyng’s mynd’ by using ‘certayne sorceries’. Hurrem’s ‘devilish’ influence upon Suleiman became the subject of several dramas, including Gabriel Bounin’s La Soltane performed in 1560 and published in 1561. The plot revolved around Rose (Hurrem) and Rustem’s scheme to have Mustafa executed by leading Suleiman to believe that he was trying to overthrow the Sultanate. Hurrem was widely condemned for her role in Mustafa’s death as his execution worked favourably for her as her son, Selim II (d.1574) became the first choice of heir to the Sultanate, which guaranteed Hurrem’s continued influence throughout the empire.
#4 Despite the extent of contemporary criticism, the role Hurrem played as haseki allowed subsequent Imperial women to also exercise political power in influencing the Imperial court. Haseki was developed into the role of valide upon the haseki’s son being crowned Sultan. Although Hurrem never took this role for herself, as she died before Selim II could ascend to the throne, the precedent she set for Imperial women in politics allowed Nurbanu to create the role of valide to claim power.
Hurrem sultana! A prime example for not only girls but also to us that if we try in our lives, we can achieve everything with courage and our confident ❤️🔥👑 May Allah bless uh with jannahh hurrem 🥺♥️ Queen of million hearts
There was never any other woman for Sulieman after Hurrem. He got rid of his Harem and loved only her the rest of her life. All this drama was simply for the show.
Haseki hurrem valide sultan. She won everyone by one and gone peacefully. One by one, those who started the war, lost. The prophecy of the teller in ep 46 is fulfilled. Everything went as she wished.
The way he says her name, so small and scared and alone, before finally breaking down and scooping her up into his arms...that'll always be the saddest part for me. It's like you watched his own heart, his own light, die right then and there. After that, he was just waiting to die so he could be with her again. Neither one of them were perfect, they both had their sins and blood in their ledger, but they loved one another fiercely and passionately, without restrain or shame.
Hafsa, Ibrahim , hatice, Shah huban, mahidevran, Mustafa, fatma, Kara Ahmed, hayredin agha, Isabella, firuze, nazenin.. no one could challenge her. One by one, they payed for what they done. Only after there is peace, she can go peaceful as we see here. The most powerful haseki sultana, a strong valide sultan, the most influential woman of the ottoman empire that started her own legacy on her own. Every woman must have been jealous, especially mahidevran back then. Everyone dreamed to live her life. Future sultanas kept her legacy and continued with it. No one forgot her. No one forgets her. No one will forget her. We remember her with the best words and value her. In the pages of true history, she's the most influential sultana of ottoman empire that brought power to women and finally raised the status of consorts. The love and passion to her husband, devotion to children , each one specifically. Her daughter became valide sultan and it was probably agreed long before she passes, an agreement between her, Suleiman, Selim and mihrimah to promote mihrimah into her position of valide sultan. I'm very very sure of that.
No, Şah was a very rival for Hürrem. Two very Sultans. I want to remember you that who failed Şah Sultan was Mihrimah. As Hürrem one time said to her "You will be more powerful of me. You will go where I will not be able to go. "And there she is, little Mihrimah will become the new beautiful and powerful Valide Mihrimah Sultan ❤
@@KingSahi it's history. When Selim became Padişah she became Valide Sultan because Hürrem died and she gave money for help the treasure's State. Selim even for this honorified her with title of Valide Sultan. Hürrem never was legaly Valide Sultan
@@ramn_bennington Not true. Mihrimah was never given the title ‘Valide Sultan’ because inorder to have that title you need to be the mother of the sultan. Also Mihrimah was never in charge of anything. When Selim became sultan he made Nurbanu the head of the Harem not Mihrimah.
Poison ivy who transformed a Brave Kind Hearted person into a demented bumbling carcase. Kudos to Hurrem Sultan. First day she came to the Palace, she vowed that she will destroy everything & that is exactly what she did diligently for rest of her life.
If only Meryem Uzerli never been replaced, the scene will be more epic and remarkable. Flashback from the first meeting, Nikaah and so on. Meryem is Hurrem.But Vehide Fercin is a great actress too. Esp in "The Girl Named Feriha".Fun Fact: she is a cancer survivor, so she knows the pain of Hurrem Sultanim's character.
Even though I stopped liking her beginning on episode 4 when she was on the balcony with Ibrahim being overpossive with Suleiman,(like seriously did she think he was going to leave her for him?!) I do respect her tenacity and efforts. If only Maildrvan was half as smart as her in the beginning Hurrem would have been gone long ago. Hate to admit it but Hurrem as a force to be reckoned with and her death will unravel everything and everyone.
@@dionysus7884 That's a poor excuse at best. Ibrahim was literally the one who introduced her to suleyman. Don't get me wrong Ibrahim got overzealous later on but "she started it!" Lol
This is really touching but i feel sorry for the sins of Suleiman and hurrem ..,. How cruel is he his lover died in his hands with love but his innocent son Mustafa died in the hands of dark executioners Infront of Suleiman on the order of Suleiman his loyal friend Ibrahim pasha died in the hands of dark executioners on the order of Suleiman and many others suffers because of him Hatice also died due to Suleiman's blind eye towards her... I always broke up for Prince Mustafa and Ibrahim Pasha if they were in charge of empire Ottomans will become unstoppable they will become more and more powerful but very sorry to say that dark evils wins in this era😭
Frankly, I've always like the Ibrahim and Mustafa's side more, I still believe that their rule after Suleiman would make the Ottomans unstoppable. I'm not very sympathetic towards Hurrem and her methors, but I do respect her, she was a strong woman in a difficult situation and unlike Kosem fought for her loved ones(Suleiman and her children) to the end, not for the power.
Tidak tau kenapa setiap melihat adegan ini.. Air mata saya jatuh.. Saya mencintai hurrem sultana.. Saya mencintai kisah mereka.. Sayang hurrem tidak bisa berjalan sampai akhir bersama sang Sultan...😔
Like the first time when she fell into his arms. Probably the same little courtyard. He was holding a concubine- now he's holding his wife, Haseki Hurrem Sultan. It was a good run, Aunt Sasha. A very good run.
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This is a pure reality. That everything has an end. That life will go on, without your existance. That your God is Only Everlasting. And it's interesting how much we're ignoring this moment. And we always behave as there is still more time, until once.
She could not live without him because and was so attached because that was the only way to protect her kids. She knew that when mustapha was alive, the moment Suleiman dies, meant death for.all her sons..
And Mahidevran she lived longest 84 I think. They all die before her. Also Hurem children die before Mahidevran. Maybe it was her win to see them all gone.
Was it really a win though? She outlived everyone which meant she had no one left when she died. All alone, no one to cry for you. I would hardly call that a win, imo
@@SaltySteff , Only family she had was her son Mustafa and he was killed by his father, what I have understand she was loved by ordinary people,so I don't think she was alone. All I was saying is that all her her enemies dies before her.
What a great video. I love how she started to collapse in front of the other concubines and said Sulieman, just as she did when she first attracted his attention many years ago. Inserting the song she used to sing and having Sulieman recite her poem was a wonderful way to end it.
I agree wholeheartedly❣
omg, i just realized that after you mentioned about it. so powerful storyline
Gulfem still hoping for Sulieman. It's too late Gulfem as Sulieman said , my life does not exist without hurrem. Poor gulfem
@@muhammadamirulmukminin5883
I always thought it was fitting that she never had to see him die, but he had to see her die. It was like he finally had to suffer all the pain he caused her ignoring her all those times.
His pain was also real. He was the Sultan and could not appear weak or being led by a woman. If he had. The vultures would of circled the palace . Sadly they both suffered,
Just as she promised. She loved him until her last breath. I feel sorry for her Sultan but I feel Very Sorry for Sumbul.
😢😢😢😢😢
Why do you feel sorry for Sumbul?
He was her bestie and gossiper of all court intrigues
@@muqeemxiii
She lived soltan just get power
“Throne of my lonely niche, my wealth, my love, my moonlight,
My most sincere friend, my confidant, my very existence, my Sultana, my one and only love.
The most beautiful among the beautiful.
My springtime, my merry faced love, my daytime, my sweetheart, laughing leaf,
My plant, my sweet, my rose, the one only who does not distress me in this world.
My Istanbul, my Caraman, the Earth of my Anatolia,
My Badakhstan, my Baghdad and Khorasan.
My woman of the beautiful hair, my love of the slanted brow, my love of eyes full of mischief.
I’ll sing your praises always.
I, lover of the tormented heart, Muhibbi of the eyes full of tears, I am happy.”
*The sweetest poem ever*
God!!! These words. Suleiman and Hurrem's deep and intense love can be gauged by these beautiful words. What a love this man had for a woman(and vice versa)💕. It's unbelievable, emotional and breathtaking.
So many people wrote immeasurable canards about Hurrem. For a very long time, Hurrem was presented just as an evil, unscrupulous woman in Europe and elsewhere but later on these poems were the reason-people understood her true existence.
A great emperor who loved a woman so passionately couldn't be an evil controlling witch. She had her vices, surely but one thing is clear- She must have been very talented and she must have given/done something so extraordinary for His majesty that he became so devoted to her. Atleast, this is what I thought.
Suleiman immortalised Hurrem through his words🤍
True. What a prize to be loved the way Hurrem was loved by Suleiman
“My soul is in pain. My eyes are always wet. I’m Muhibbi. I’m in darkness.” RIP Hürrem Sultan, you will never be forgotten.
Hurrem Sultan lived during an age in which the thought of a woman holding power and influencing court decisions was as foreign as it was improbable and yet she did it. She broke the glass ceiling that had held back previous generations of Sultanas to a set level of power and became the first Haseki Sultan equal in station to the Imperial Queen Mother-Valide Sultan- during the lifetime of her Husband and not afterwards.
This in its entirety is enough render anyone speechless at the sheer magnitude of what she accomplished. I'm not saying she was perfect. She sinned-as do we all. She made questionable decisions that were probably not morally upright-or moral in any way. She would not hesitate to use a questionable means to achieve and end and she as likely as not justified herself and her methods to soothe her conscience. She was Human, and she experienced human emotions that would sometimes blind her. She was devoted to her children to a fault and would pull out all the stops to secure her their future-sometimes even at the cost of their happiness- as we saw with Mihrimah Sultan's wedding to Rustem Pasha.
All in all-and because post is getting much longer than i had expected- Hurrem Sultan was a woman who had as much Light in her as Darkness, as many flaws as she had strengths and sometimes the devil in her would overpower the angel (Firuze Hatun can attest to that i think). She wasn't always entirely right or wrong but she was always herself-and that's what makes me love the complex character in the tv series much more than i could ever love the actual historical figure. (c)
She has a weird aura and mystery attached to her . It's a different vibe . Perhaps because so less is known about her except for the fact how she ran things behind the harem curtains . The lesser we know , the more curiosity we have .
@@abdulwasay1750 yep!
Firuze never exiisted in real history! What are you talking? 🤣🤣🤣
What Firuze? She was evill and poiisoned Suleiman! And she never existed in real history! What are you talking? 🤣🤣🤣
Firuze was fictiional, she never lived in real history!
The time stop was amazing when Hurrem died. She died like Sultana with honor. I love this scene and Suleiman's poem. This poem expresses all Suleiman's love for her. Full of emotions ❤
It showed all she achieved. Her many allies, her children, her harem ❤
The candle of my bedroom 🕯 She was the light of his life, and now she was sinking in the dark. Just like the candle, slowly melting and losing her flame 😭
0:32 It was a great shot, just like their first meeting. The beautiful story that started with Suleiman's arms ended in his arms, but their love is everlasting. Even death cannot end this love. They love each other's souls.❤
These kind of immortal lovers shall reincarnate again n again until they both have each other's loving arm's till death till forever
"beautiful" story? I wouldn't say so
Suleiman once said to Hurrem,
If I am the emperor, then you are my empire
In fact in his poem, mostly he refer and consider Hurrem as "My throne, "My Sultan"
No doubt if in real life, Suleiman love Hurrem more than everything power and throne he has.
I wish I had a love like that
Before her existence: It was impossible for women slaves to gain power and influence in the Ottoman Empire. Women are looked down upon
But after her presence: She proved women are also capable on par with men.
Hurrem is like a root that strengthens the stand and passion for her successor to become a powerful woman👑💎
What's Ayse Hafsa status then? Is she a full blood royal or a slave concubine? She's the first women who launched "Valide Sultan" title and implemented rule for a Sehzade to to province governmentship
@@ChickenSoup736 ayse hafsa sultan was a born as a sultan
@@ChickenSoup736 Ayse was Princcess from Crimean Royal family.
@@ChickenSoup736 Valide position always existed. Yes, Suleiman gave her the status "sultan" before that, they were called "Valide hatun". But Ayse Hafsa like her predecessors was responsible for the Harem, bacause it was "job" of Valide sultan/hatu.She wasn't influental and active in politics.
@@ChickenSoup736 And now to Hafsa's origin. Long time ago there was a legend that she was daughter of Crimean Khan- Menli Giray. But this is rejected because it's impossible. Why? I'll explain in short.
Menli Giray was muslim, so that means she would be also muslim by birth. That means, she couldn't even enter the harem. Dinasty's wouldn't just send their family member's to become someone's concubine. There were of course cases when other Dinasty princess married the sultan but after Mehmed the Conquerior, marriage was forbidden for eveybody. And also this marrieges mostly weren't consumated. She became Selim's consort when he still was the Prince and had allready all of their childern, so even if marriage was allowed for the SULTAN, Selim Yavuz was still the Prince and Princes weren't allowed to marry at all. And Selim wasn't supposed to ascend the Throne. So, long story short: Crimean Khan would not send his daughter to be the concubine of Prince who isn't supposed to ascend the Throne.
There is of course possibility that she was a servant of crimean Khan and that he gifted her to the Ottoman's as the present.
This is one of the sweetest and most heartbreaking scenes in television that I have seen.😭
Halit did mervalous job. His expression says whole thing.
Intresting fact: He was the first choice of the producers and he didn't had to audition for this role.
@@draganagavric4944 His face resembles with suleiman's portray.... The man acts so many shades of suleiman... Young, Old, lover, sultan, Affectionate father and Cruel father.... I haven't any complain about his acting... But I think... Meryem uzerli is excessive diva and beautiful than real hurrem portray.
The innocence and pain in Suleiman's eyes when Hurrem breathed her last made me feel sad and lonely without even having anybody to lose.
This actor ❤❤❤❤
🥲🥲🥲🌸🌷🌸🌷🌸🌷
The way Suleiman calls out Hurrem the third time out of pure desperation. Brakes my heart. The acting in this scen, is second to none.
It's just sad how we see Suleiman spending his lonely days without her. There is no color in the palace. He became like a hermit and his eyes would wonder somewhere else.
Good thing he had Mihrimah and then her son. To give him strength.
Where are you Pia????
1. Evil or not, one thing for sure about Hurrem is that she loves Suleiman more than anybody does as Suleiman reigns supreme over her heart. Call her whatever you like, a witch etc., but her pure love for Suleiman can defeat anything. (an episode on Season 2)
2. The reason why Hurrem was so wanted and cherished among the commoners was she never forgot her roots. She always remembered her struggle, where she came from, and she learnt from her mistakes. She fought all along to survive and never gave up. (Episode 93 around October 2021)
3. Hurrem never showed her sadness to her children even if she was always suffering deep inside. She did not say any bad words, foul language etc., to her children. She did not allow herself to just cry. (Hurrem Returns to the Palace - video clip)
4. The phrase "well behaved women rarely make history" applies so strongly to her. We'll never truly know what she did and didn't have a hand in with regards to deaths and assassinations, but people who want to scream about how evil she is seem to view the world as black and white. People are complicated. We can love intensely, exhibit kindness and gentleness, but also have great capacity for violence, anger, and jealousy. Say what you will about her defiance and plotting, but she was clearly a survivor, and a person of strong character. (c)
I'm commenting this after I have composed myself from crying.
Exactly 💯
Hurrem is known as very kind and generous sultana in History. What evil and witch are you talking about? Did you dream about it? 🤣🤣🤣
@@gunescelik4207 nope she like every wasn't perfect but ottoman history does consider her manipulative.
@@EloraSelah Hi Mustaffaa’s bottt, who told you? Hurrem was loved and resppected by all empire, so was her son Mehmed! Sorry no one griieved for mustafas! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
How the time froze on her death and went showcasing everyone....how she died in the arms of her beloved.....how he sang the same poem he wrote for her in starting....this episode had me in tears and was unable to watch the later episodes....gosh😭
Me too
The parallels, the way the time froze on her final breath, Luli coming in with the Seventh Door, her dying happy, that camera tilt up. What a sendoff to her!
The whole world stopped the moment she passed
This is the saddest and at the same moment, most powerful scene in series
@@DimSK. It shows her impact. The death of a great woman and the end of an era.
@@hurremsultanas actually the start of an era, that of sultanate of women.
@@DimSK. True. But it was the end of her era.
When the one who holds your heart passes away - Two lives end.
One moves onto to Paradise and the other is left with a broken heart and they just go through the motions of life, because they know the reason for living is gone.
I watched a dear couple (dear friends) the husband was a war hero & endured a lot. He passed away at 95 years young.
His wife lived 2 more years & a week or 2 before she passed (she almost made it to 93 years young), she called me & told me she was very tired, she was writing her Congressmen to complain to him for what was happening in her home state of California USA.
I told her to get more rest, now she has a new form, & is with her beloved❣
She always took such good care of her husband & when he passed, she lost her loved companion & I believe she wanted to go with him. It took a bit longer than she expected.
She was buried on top of where he was buried. She had sent me a photo of where her beloved was buried & told me she would be buried with him when it's her time.
True love endures to our passing from this flesh into another form.
I miss them both, they're so loved by me & I look forward to seeing them again one day - soon I pray 🙌.
Amen❣
The poem makes me cry knowing it's the last one what a magnificent love Suleiman I feel your pain 😭😭😭😭
Alexsandra La Rossa...what a great personality...she was one of her kind...who fought for her children and love she did what every women would do to protect her loved ones...she rose from a ruthenian slave girl to the world's most powerful SULTANA the way a phoenix wakes from the ashes of his predecessor (but in her case she was the predecessor herself)...she fought with fire, passes through fire, played with fire and eventually became the fire herself she did many charitable work for children, women and poor people and she will always be remembered for it...she was an angel for some but witch for some but will always be an inspiration for all was us and I appreciate her, love her and respect her...she write her destiny herself and prove that women can do anything no matter what world does to her, say to her... she died but will remain in our heart forever....a big ❤ for her
Thinking that she was just a little girl, Alexandra, little, alone and in fear when she was in the Tokpapi Palace for the first time. And now she is one of the most powerful woman in the world, mother of Sultanate of Woman. ❤ ps: I think that in the same time that Hürrem's heart stopped, in some way stopped Suleiman's heart
i believe the sadness Süleyman endured after hürrem died is what killed him.
@@pietervanderzwaan4295 true🥺
It’s ten times harder to see Hurrem’s death and Suleiman’s suffering, knowing that their love was just as great in real history. 😢
👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
“On April 15, 1558, the new French ambassador to Istanbul, Jean de la Vigne, sent a letter to a colleague reporting that “La Assaqui” (the Haseki) had died early that morning. So great was the sultan’s grief that he aged greatly. “They say that the day before she died,” wrote de la Vigne, “he promised her and swore by the soul of his father Selim that he would never approach another woman.“
“After the death of his wife, Suleiman took care of Hurrem 's memory and did not want his wife's body to stay away from him, just as he did not love another woman after her. He had a beautiful mausoleum built for her right next to the place he reserved for his own tomb in Süleymaniye Complex. He appointed guards and hafiz-i kurras at Hurrem Sultan's tomb . For centuries, the Quran was read to the soul of this benevolent sultan twenty- four hours a day. According to the documents in the Prime Ministry Archive, the number of people assigned to this tomb in turn was one hundred and thirty-eight people. Considering that they are paid a high wage of three hundred and fifty akçe per day , it is better understood how much Kanunî loved Hurrem.
Sultan Süleyman also continued to give charity for her soul for years. For example , in 968 Hijri , he ordered the Egyptian Governorship to send 3,000 gold coins from the Egyptian treasury to the Ulema and poor of Mecca and Medina.”
“It is said that Suleyman was so sad after death of his beloved, that he did not regain happiness for the rest of his life and pined away for his wife.”
Legendary Love ❤️🔥❤️🔥
Best death scene ever! I think it is such an excellent series, but I still think it under-portrayed how much Suleiman loved her, how he was sold out for her, how she was his everything, how much he relied on her in all areas of life.
I cried, this was acted so well
My heart goes for sumbul agha his only friend is gone 😭😭😭😭😭
She was more than just a friend to Simbul. She was his security too.
I think that it's time for me to pay my respects to Hurrem sultan.
When she was first brought to Constantinople, Hurrem started from the very bottom of the packing order and had almost everyone against her. And, honestly, who could blame them at the time; The harem has some rules, some organisation, some discipline that's in play for decades. And Hurrem shakes it upside down. Her impulsive nature, her inability/reluctance to follow the rules and her domineering attitude made it impossible for anyone to work with her.
Only her love for Suleiman, her competent allies such as sumbul aga and Nigar khalfa and Hatice sultan's (Hurrem's only friend and ally at the beginning) occasional help kept Hurrem in play. She had to either adapt and survived or be destroyed like so many would be sultans before her. And she did learn. She secured Suleiman's love with her unmovable loyalty, no matter how much he disrespected or hurt her. She crushed Mahidevran. She defanged Valide Hafsa and her daughters and exploited Ibrahim's own arrogance and ambition to bring him to his knees. She did the same with Mustafa's stubbornness and impulsivity. Overall she steadily and methodically, removed all and any sort of threat for her or her children.
Truth be told, I never agreed with everything she had done. Or with the way she handed all matters. I still think that she should have let Hatice discover Ibrahim's infidelity on her own. Or at least send her leads that wouldn't connect Hurrem to the information. That way Hatice wouldn't be able to blame Hurrem, she would have divorced Ibrahim, Hurrem could suggest for another grand vizier and she wouldn't have to worry about a such a persistent and annoying foe like Hatice.
And I still think that she should have stopped Selim and Bayazid quarrel right from the start. To make sure that they always remember that they're brothers and that they must support and love eachother instead of ruining one of the purest relationships in human nature with jealousy and insecurity.
However, as much as I was at times against her methods, as much as I at times criticized her for her actions, I always respected her. Her strength, her determination, her intelligence, her awareness of both domestic and external affairs, her love, her humility. She had everything that a proper Queen-in my book at least- must have. She planted the foundation of a new age, the sultanate of women. And that alone is remarkable. Sadly, she passed away before she could take care of the succession or crush that snake Nurbanu.
Farewell, Hurrem the fiery. May you find peace and may you be able to set things right on the accounts you left unfinished in the time before.
Beautifully written. Thank you for posting this
@@joannpeele2151 you're welcome 🙂
Long live Hürrem who heavily impacted Ottoman history forever! Her adventure was fascinating!
It’s so beautiful, she fainted right where she did when they met and then died in his arms just as she wished all those years ago 🥹
You know this one scene you watch and you know you will cry .This is mine.
The day i watched this episode i was sobbing for 3 hours
Yeah same
Same😓
FRRRR my tears flowing like a tap water 🥺😭😭
I have watched this episode many times already but still I had goosebumps...I felt sad when Hurrem sultana died it seems that there's no excitement on the next episode....like Rustem said, it will never be the same after Hurrem died.
She's not my favourite character but cant ignore the fact that she is such a powerful and strong woman. She's amazing in her way
She passed out in his arms in the same spot she did 35 years ago, the first time they met, when she was a 17 year-old girl. Very beautiful and very powerful scene.
Their acting skills are at another level ❤️
We will never forget the most favorite character of the show. This is the saddest scene of series.
The cinematography and everything was perfect here.
I am Muhibbi, I am in darkness...
He loved her so much that his life became dark after Hurrem death...
She gave out her last breath of life!
Beautiful LOVE
Valide Hurrem sultana is the person Suleiman loved in his life.
A valide is only a sultan’s mother, Hurrem wasn’t Suleiman’s mom, however I agree that Hurrem was the person he loved the most
No doubt about that .
@@ghostlyplanx6434 she was valide sultan
@@DimSK. she didn’t stay alive long enough unfortunately to achieve that title
@@ghostlyplanx6434 she got the title
Very sad but she died like a true Sultana with pride and joy . Love that she had with her husband and children. Also difficult when she was a slave.
This scene of Hurrem Sultans death and Suleyman reciting her poem it is so beautiful and sad. You feel their great love but also great pain. Then when he is leaving to war after her death and in the hallway he hears ….Sultan Suleyman It was so haunting and heartbreaking, one of the most haunting moments. It gives you chills and brings you back to the moment they met. Looking at the Sultan and actually speaking where not permitted… but she was not going to allow anyone to stop or change her destiny again. Just reminds me of how sometimes we stop ourselves from doing what our heart tells us. If she hadn’t spoken up she would of never lived her path and destiny of being the greatest and bravest Sultana . The Sultana of Sultanas…….Haseki Hurrem Sultan…..
Hurrem Sultan (1502-1558), also known as Roxelana in Europe, was a Russian captive taken to Istanbul to become a concubine for Sultan Suleiman (r.1520-1566). She quickly rose through the ranks of the Imperial household, with Suleiman changing harem protocol by marrying her (1534) and allowing her and their son to stay in the Imperial capital instead of a province, as was customary. An ambassador present in Istanbul noted that their wedding was an ‘extraordinary event, one absolutely unprecedented in the history of Sultans’. Hurrem’s marriage to Suleiman and birthing of five sons secured her role as the first haseki in Ottoman history. Her strong connection and intimacy with Suleiman gave her access to power that no other Imperial woman had previously enjoyed.
#2 Hurrem used her political power within the Imperial court to advocate for a change of Grand Vizier to her son-in-law, and, in turn, to gain greater influence. Hurrem strategically married her daughter, Mihrimah (d.1578), to Rustem (d.1561) who was the governor of Diyarbekir. Through Hurrem’s plotting, he became Grand Vizier to Suleiman (1544-1553 and 1555-1561), with his predecessor, Hadim Suleiman Pasha, being executed (1544). While Rustem benefitted from Mihrimah and Hurrem’s relationship with Suleiman, as he became the highest Vizier in the Imperial court, Hurrem was able to use this strategic marriage to create an alliance with Rustem, gaining constant access to information about the empire, and the opportunity to assert her influence over the entirety of the Imperial court. Ambassador Navagero (d.1565) commented that there had ‘never been in the history of Ottoman house a lady that held more authority’, highlighting Hurrem’s political power despite being secluded to the harem.
#3. Hurrem’s influence in the Imperial court and relationship with Suleiman was heavily criticised by contemporaries throughout Europe and within the empire. Hurrem was demonised in diplomatic documents, literature, and European theatre in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. A widely circulated political pamphlet by Nicolas de Moffan, ‘A Cruell Fact of Soltan Solyman’ (1555) popularised the story of Suleiman’s first born son Mustafa’s execution and Hurrem’s involvement, and it was translated into multiple languages. He accused her of being ‘crafty’, ‘wicked’ and ‘devilish’ for ‘corrupting the Kyng’s mynd’ by using ‘certayne sorceries’. Hurrem’s ‘devilish’ influence upon Suleiman became the subject of several dramas, including Gabriel Bounin’s La Soltane performed in 1560 and published in 1561. The plot revolved around Rose (Hurrem) and Rustem’s scheme to have Mustafa executed by leading Suleiman to believe that he was trying to overthrow the Sultanate. Hurrem was widely condemned for her role in Mustafa’s death as his execution worked favourably for her as her son, Selim II (d.1574) became the first choice of heir to the Sultanate, which guaranteed Hurrem’s continued influence throughout the empire.
#4 Despite the extent of contemporary criticism, the role Hurrem played as haseki allowed subsequent Imperial women to also exercise political power in influencing the Imperial court. Haseki was developed into the role of valide upon the haseki’s son being crowned Sultan. Although Hurrem never took this role for herself, as she died before Selim II could ascend to the throne, the precedent she set for Imperial women in politics allowed Nurbanu to create the role of valide to claim power.
@@pialhiannaapostol8384 hello friend!
@@DimSK. hello! ❤
This will hit you so hard if you watched the very beginning on how they met. The actor of Suleiman can act just by his eyes. I cried😢😢😢
RIP my beautiful, smart, generous queen! 👑👑👑💜💜💜
Hurrem sultana! A prime example for not only girls but also to us that if we try in our lives, we can achieve everything with courage and our confident ❤️🔥👑 May Allah bless uh with jannahh hurrem 🥺♥️ Queen of million hearts
Really sad to see this scene... 0:29 was the place when she act fainted on the hand of Suleiman when she first came to the palace and stood there...
0:27 do you get deja vu😭
(From the very first episode when hurrem falls in the arms of suleiman)
True
True :(
Sultan Suluuman!
She got rid of dynasty trsitors like Mustafa and Ibrahim and others long time ago and then lived peacefully and gone peacefully :))) victory is hers!
Mustafa was not traitor.
@@aninditaofficial4729 he was
@@aninditaofficial4729 Mustaffa was traiitorrr! Read history
@@user-vr1lw4or6i There are controversy.... In selim's time, Suleiman was traitor also according the logic.
@@gunescelik4207 Traitor means what! He deserves the power. Suleiman always loved hurrem, I don't think he ever sided for mustafa.
The way he smiled when she asked for the poem ❤❤😢😢
There was never any other woman for Sulieman after Hurrem. He got rid of his Harem and loved only her the rest of her life. All this drama was simply for the show.
RIP to the best character in the series. I will miss her.
Haseki hurrem valide sultan. She won everyone by one and gone peacefully.
One by one, those who started the war, lost. The prophecy of the teller in ep 46 is fulfilled.
Everything went as she wished.
Unfortunately not everything.. She wanted to prevent her children from killing each other 😔
@@dilus5148 if alive she would do it
@@dilus5148 if alive she would do it
Hurrem Sultana is not only a brilliant actress but gorgeous too. My favourite actress. ♥️🙏
I’m not crying.. I’m not 😭😭 rest in peace
The second Luli started playing...
@@hurremsultanas 😥
My full legs goosebumps
The way he says her name, so small and scared and alone, before finally breaking down and scooping her up into his arms...that'll always be the saddest part for me. It's like you watched his own heart, his own light, die right then and there. After that, he was just waiting to die so he could be with her again. Neither one of them were perfect, they both had their sins and blood in their ledger, but they loved one another fiercely and passionately, without restrain or shame.
Hafsa, Ibrahim , hatice, Shah huban, mahidevran, Mustafa, fatma, Kara Ahmed, hayredin agha, Isabella, firuze, nazenin.. no one could challenge her. One by one, they payed for what they done. Only after there is peace, she can go peaceful as we see here.
The most powerful haseki sultana, a strong valide sultan, the most influential woman of the ottoman empire that started her own legacy on her own. Every woman must have been jealous, especially mahidevran back then. Everyone dreamed to live her life. Future sultanas kept her legacy and continued with it. No one forgot her. No one forgets her. No one will forget her. We remember her with the best words and value her. In the pages of true history, she's the most influential sultana of ottoman empire that brought power to women and finally raised the status of consorts. The love and passion to her husband, devotion to children , each one specifically. Her daughter became valide sultan and it was probably agreed long before she passes, an agreement between her, Suleiman, Selim and mihrimah to promote mihrimah into her position of valide sultan. I'm very very sure of that.
No, Şah was a very rival for Hürrem. Two very Sultans. I want to remember you that who failed Şah Sultan was Mihrimah. As Hürrem one time said to her "You will be more powerful of me. You will go where I will not be able to go. "And there she is, little Mihrimah will become the new beautiful and powerful Valide Mihrimah Sultan ❤
@@ramn_bennington Mihramah wasn’t Valide Sultan. She was not mother of a sultan.
@@KingSahi it's history. When Selim became Padişah she became Valide Sultan because Hürrem died and she gave money for help the treasure's State. Selim even for this honorified her with title of Valide Sultan. Hürrem never was legaly Valide Sultan
@@ramn_bennington Not true. Mihrimah was never given the title ‘Valide Sultan’ because inorder to have that title you need to be the mother of the sultan. Also Mihrimah was never in charge of anything. When Selim became sultan he made Nurbanu the head of the Harem not Mihrimah.
@@KingSahi head of harem doesn't mean "Valide". Valide is the most powerful woman in the empire. Nurbanu was the Haseki Sultan during Selim's reign
The best part is.. this was the spot where they had first time exchanged their eyes and she called out his name...
Poison ivy who transformed a Brave Kind Hearted person into a demented bumbling carcase. Kudos to Hurrem Sultan. First day she came to the Palace, she vowed that she will destroy everything & that is exactly what she did diligently for rest of her life.
This scene had me in tears😭😭😭
If only Meryem Uzerli never been replaced, the scene will be more epic and remarkable. Flashback from the first meeting, Nikaah and so on. Meryem is Hurrem.But Vehide Fercin is a great actress too. Esp in "The Girl Named Feriha".Fun Fact: she is a cancer survivor, so she knows the pain of Hurrem Sultanim's character.
Very sad scene, Suleiman plays it really well. Although I’ve never liked Hürrem, this was a worthy send-off for a Sultana of her stature
You don’t like Hurrem how dare you beware the fanboys 😂😂
It was! Honestly the whole episode was such an excellent tribute to her.
Even though I stopped liking her beginning on episode 4 when she was on the balcony with Ibrahim being overpossive with Suleiman,(like seriously did she think he was going to leave her for him?!) I do respect her tenacity and efforts. If only Maildrvan was half as smart as her in the beginning Hurrem would have been gone long ago. Hate to admit it but Hurrem as a force to be reckoned with and her death will unravel everything and everyone.
But she was still a child who had recently lost everything
@@dionysus7884 That's a poor excuse at best. Ibrahim was literally the one who introduced her to suleyman. Don't get me wrong Ibrahim got overzealous later on but "she started it!" Lol
This is really touching but i feel sorry for the sins of Suleiman and hurrem ..,. How cruel is he his lover died in his hands with love but his innocent son Mustafa died in the hands of dark executioners Infront of Suleiman on the order of Suleiman his loyal friend Ibrahim pasha died in the hands of dark executioners on the order of Suleiman and many others suffers because of him Hatice also died due to Suleiman's blind eye towards her... I always broke up for Prince Mustafa and Ibrahim Pasha if they were in charge of empire Ottomans will become unstoppable they will become more and more powerful but very sorry to say that dark evils wins in this era😭
RIP Hurrem Sultan
0:38 This place was the first place Hurrem met Suleiman and pretend to be dizzy
Ketika cinta itu pergi selama nya,tak ada lagi gairah untuk hidup tanpa orang tercinta 😭 true love ❤️ kisah yang abadi
If it was meryum uzurli we would have cried for days cause in our hearts she’s the one and true hurrem
I cried when I watched 😢 this scene so full of emotions ❤❤❤ thier love was real ❤
There is no peace without her.
Heart Melting....Hurrem indeed taught how to love a man and protect her kids despites of all the pain hurdles given by other sulatnes
The sweetest death is to die in the arms of the one u love. ❤
Seorang sultan dari sebuah Daulah Islam ,, pemimpin dunia,, mencintai seorang budak wanita hingga akhir hayatnya😢😢😢❤❤❤
Just watch this scene and your eyes will get moistened....dts d magic
She wasn’t evil. She loved him truly.
Am not cryin'. You're cryin! ;(
Frankly, I've always like the Ibrahim and Mustafa's side more, I still believe that their rule after Suleiman would make the Ottomans unstoppable. I'm not very sympathetic towards Hurrem and her methors, but I do respect her, she was a strong woman in a difficult situation and unlike Kosem fought for her loved ones(Suleiman and her children) to the end, not for the power.
Beautiful....thank you...
Ibrahim and Mustafa vs Hurrem and Suleiman ... nobody had doubt who will win ...
Her legacy, her presence will continue forever unlike mustafas and his mommy
Hürrem Sultan 🥺❤
He never loved anyone else like how much he love Hurrem💗
Sultanım, padişahım, emirım.💔
When Luli started playing it was such a gut punch.
this episode is the best episode from the whole series, hands down
The king never cried her heart outloud but when hurrem passed away he burst in tears and never move on
Tidak tau kenapa setiap melihat adegan ini.. Air mata saya jatuh..
Saya mencintai hurrem sultana..
Saya mencintai kisah mereka..
Sayang hurrem tidak bisa berjalan sampai akhir bersama sang Sultan...😔
What a love hurrem and suleiman had,I was in 😭 tears when hurrem died and wounder will there be love like this exists nowadays ?
I love this history...you will be absorbed by its magnificence......no other like this...
👍
Try reading about Napoleon and Josephina.
I cry every time I watch this and I've watched it many times
Like the first time when she fell into his arms. Probably the same little courtyard. He was holding a concubine- now he's holding his wife, Haseki Hurrem Sultan. It was a good run, Aunt Sasha. A very good run.
Ohh Halit how much I love your acting
466 years agoWatching this in April 15th ,2024 , death anniversary of Haseki Hurrem Sultan 😔❤️ apr 15th , 1558
And the love of non same relegion is truly love 😢
Next times we want to know history of Sultan Yıldırım Bayezid Han died as Timur Lenk's prison, Sultan Mehmed I Çelebi, Murad II Hüdavendigar and many more stories from 37 sultans of Ottoman Empire
This is a pure reality. That everything has an end. That life will go on, without your existance. That your God is Only Everlasting. And it's interesting how much we're ignoring this moment. And we always behave as there is still more time, until once.
The acting in this scene is breath taking ❤❤
What a freezing moment interpretating the change in world before n going to be another one after Hurrem.
Crying my eyes out USA
Oh my goodness i am crying everytime i watch this episode over and over😢
She could not live without him because and was so attached because that was the only way to protect her kids. She knew that when mustapha was alive, the moment Suleiman dies, meant death for.all her sons..
And Mahidevran she lived longest 84 I think. They all die before her. Also Hurem children die before Mahidevran. Maybe it was her win to see them all gone.
Was it really a win though? She outlived everyone which meant she had no one left when she died. All alone, no one to cry for you. I would hardly call that a win, imo
@@SaltySteff , Only family she had was her son Mustafa and he was killed by his father, what I have understand she was loved by ordinary people,so I don't think she was alone. All I was saying is that all her her enemies dies before her.