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  • Sultan Murad Crushes The Jannissary Rebellion | Magnificent Century: Kosem
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    Sultan Murad (Metin Akdülger) learns that Kösem Sultan wanted to kill him. Sultan Murad learns that his governor has agreed with the physician and sends Emir Çelebi's head to Kösem Sultan (Nurgül Yeşilçay). Valide Kösem Sultan, who learned that Sinan Pasha was a traitor, realizes that he has been exposed. Helpless corners. Knowing that Sultan Murad will not stop anymore, Kösem Sultan takes measures to protect Şehzade İbrahim.
    Sultan Murad IV conquers Baghdad, despite all the measures of the novices. Kemankeş appointed Mustafa Pasha as the Grand Vizier and sent him to Shah Safi.
    Returning from Baghdad, Sultan Murad falls out of touch with his war wounds. Sultan Murad, whose disease progresses well, falls to bed. Learning that the situation of Sultan Murad is bad Kösem Sultan waits at the beginning of his son. Mother settles son in sick bed.
    Sultan Murad decides not to leave the state to the governor. It will destroy the dynasty if necessary. He then determines a bounty that will pass to the throne. Will Kösem Sultan allow Sultan Murad to destroy the dynasty?
    Sultan Murad (Metin Akdülger), Kösem Sultan’ın kendisini öldürmek istediğini öğrenir. Validesinin hekimbaşıyla anlaştığını öğrenen Sultan Murad, Emir Çelebi’nin kellesini Kösem Sultan’a (Nurgül Yeşilçay) gönderir. Sinan Paşa’nın hain olduğunu öğrenen Valide Kösem Sultan, ifşa edildiğini anlar. Çaresiz bir biçimde köşeye sıkışır. Sultan Murad’ın artık durmayacağını bilen Kösem Sultan, Şehzade İbrahim’i korumak için tedbir alır.
    Sultan 4.Murad Acemlerin tüm tedbirlerine rağmen, Bağdat’ı fetheder. Kemankeş Mustafa Paşa’yı veziri azam tayin eder ve Şah Safi’nin üzerine gönderir…
    Bağdat’tan dönen Sultan Murad, aldığı savaş yaralarıyla iyice takatten düşer. Hastalığı iyice ilerleyen Sultan Murad yatağa düşer. Sultan Murad’ın vaziyetinin kötü olduğunu öğrenen Kösem Sultan oğlunun başında bekler. Ana oğul hasta yatağında hesaplaşır.
    El sultán Murad (Metin Akdülger) descubre que Kösem Sultan quería matarlo. El sultán Murad se entera de que su gobernador estuvo de acuerdo con el médico y envía la cabeza de Emir Çelebi a Kösem Sultan (Nurgül Yeşilçay). Valide Kösem Sultan, quien se enteró de que Sinan Pasha era un traidor, se da cuenta de que ha sido expuesto. Esquinas indefensas. Sabiendo que el sultán Murad ya no se detendrá, Kösem Sultan toma medidas para proteger a Şehzade İbrahim.
    El sultán Murad IV conquista Bagdad, a pesar de todas las medidas de los novicios. Kemankeş designó a Mustafa Pasha como Gran Visir y lo envió a Shah Safi.
    Al regresar de Bagdad, el sultán Murad no está en contacto con sus heridas de guerra. El sultán Murad, cuya enfermedad progresa bien, se acuesta. Al enterarse de que la situación del sultán Murad es mala, Kösem Sultan espera al comienzo de su hijo. La madre acuesta al hijo en la cama enferma.
    El sultán Murad decide no dejar el estado al gobernador. Destruirá la dinastía si es necesario. Luego determina una recompensa que pasará al trono. ¿Permitirá Kösem Sultan permitir al sultán Murad destruir la dinastía?
    Султан Мурад (Метин Акдюлгер) узнает, что Кёсем Султан хотел убить его. Султан Мурад, который узнал, что его губернатор согласился с доктором, отправил голову Эмира Челеби в Кёсем Султан (Нургюль Йешилчай). Валиде Кёсем Султан, который узнал, что Синан Паша был предателем, понимает, что его разоблачили. Беспомощные углы. Зная, что султан Мурад больше не остановится, Кёсем Султан принимает меры для защиты Шехзаде Ибрагима.
    Султан Мурад IV покоряет Багдад, несмотря на все меры новичков. Кеманкеш Мустафа-паша назначает своего визиря максимум и отправляет его Шах-Сафи…
    Вернувшись из Багдада, султан Мурад теряет связь со своими военными ранами. Султан Мурад, чья болезнь хорошо прогрессирует, ложится спать. Узнав, что положение султана Мурада плохое, Кёсем Султан ждет в начале своего сына. Мать устраивает сына в больничной койке.
    Султан Мурад решает не оставлять государство губернатору. Это уничтожит династию в случае необходимости. Затем он определяет награду, которая перейдет на трон. Позволит ли Kösem Sultan султану Мураду уничтожить династию?
    السلطان مراد الرابع يغزو بغداد رغم كل مقاييس المبتدئين. Kemankeş عين مصطفى باشا كوزير كبير وأرسله إلى شاه صافي.
    بعد عودته من بغداد ، لم يعد السلطان مراد متأثراً بجراح الحرب. السلطان مراد ، الذي يتطور مرضه بشكل جيد ، يقع في الفراش. علمًا أن وضع السلطان مراد سيء ، ينتظر سلطان سلطان في بداية ابنه. الأم يستقر الابن في سرير مريض.
    السلطان مراد يقرر عدم ترك الولاية للحاكم. وسوف تدمر سلالة إذا لزم الأمر. ثم يحدد مكافأة ستنتقل إلى العرش. هل سيسمح سلطان سلطان للسلطان مراد بتدمير السلالة؟
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Komentáře • 156

  • @juttsk3065
    @juttsk3065 Před 3 lety +224

    And this was reason of Sultan Murad's brutality, such people really need Sultan like Sultan Murad. At the end, I was sad that Kosem Sultan goes against Sultan Murad, if they worked together, they could be magnificent, but it was fate.

    • @trollllllll4499
      @trollllllll4499 Před 3 lety +1

      I think you had not watched this full video before comment

    • @trollllllll4499
      @trollllllll4499 Před 3 lety +1

      @@oliverjohnny1173 did you paid the money

    • @ty814
      @ty814 Před 2 lety

      When a bitch takes the reign, she invites other dogs in the fold. Bringing Kosem in the empire is like the fall of the empire in the first place.

    • @kodesh1674
      @kodesh1674 Před 10 měsíci

      13:19 she’s cute.

    • @juttsk3065
      @juttsk3065 Před 10 měsíci

      @@trollllllll4499 I've not only watched the full series but read in books too... What about you?

  • @coolwhip4109
    @coolwhip4109 Před 3 lety +34

    Hafiz Pasha is one of the kind. That's how the term of "loyalty" defined for.

  • @zowa8093
    @zowa8093 Před rokem +17

    After all of this people still asks why Murad so cruel 😡😡. Sultan Murad is the best sultan with his best and flawss

  • @hlr1513
    @hlr1513 Před 4 lety +176

    How dare those soldier talking like that to the Emperor. If it is Suleiman, that soldier even can't blink his eyes twice before his head rolling down from his head

    • @docsaaid2939
      @docsaaid2939 Před 3 lety +3

      @ADIL CHEAUSENG really??

    • @ahmedanim6671
      @ahmedanim6671 Před 3 lety +26

      Its because of palace conspiracy of women and eunuchs

    • @ullymolly4966
      @ullymolly4966 Před 3 lety +3

      different times

    • @Ibrahim-jc8ht
      @Ibrahim-jc8ht Před 3 lety +36

      According to my opinion Sultan Murad was more dangerous and powerful than Suleiman. He was being forced to tolerate this because at that time he didn’t get the power of ruling the empire but when he got the power he began to show his strength.....
      Alas! If Sultan Murad could live for a bit long then undoubtedly he would be the greatest Sultan of Ottomans.........

    • @ullymolly4966
      @ullymolly4966 Před 3 lety +9

      @@Ibrahim-jc8htsipahi and yeniceri was trouble for the sultans bcoz long time no war and no gain when sultans go for new campaigns yeniceri and sipahi they get loots like gold and money ..so no war no money
      And what soldiers do without war and money they do rebellion and give the crown who pays more its sultan or vezir or sultana it doesnt matter for them anymore..
      And Murad decide to change it but he couldnt Allah didnt let him do that Coz Allah has other plans and he knows the best of everything 📿

  • @amel9126
    @amel9126 Před 3 lety +26

    1:06 from here till kosem enters to Murad's room there is a great directing with the soundtrack 👍

  • @simantinisinha6604
    @simantinisinha6604 Před 2 lety +48

    Sultan Murad IV was both strong willed and physically strong. His dominant mother had tried to make him abhor women, and all his life she induced both lust and hate in Murad. She turned him into homicidal maniac. His cruelty became legendary and, in his later years, he killed people, especially females, just because of ill humour or a whim. Murad was an uncultivated, strong willed dark eyed giant and he was immensely cruel. Boastful of his muscular strength, he excelled in wrestling and javelin throwing. It was Kosem Sultan who orchestrated the murder of her 3stepsons, Shehzade Bayizaad, Shehzade Suleyman and Shehzade Selim on Murad's 23rd birthday. His popular brother Shehzade Bayezid was highly skilled in jousting and in 1635 he threw Murad off in a joust. Shorty thereafter, on Murad's 23rd birthday Shehzade Beyazid, Shehzade Suleyman and Shehzade Selim were murdered. Shehzade Selim and Shehzade Suleyman were also excellent in swordsmenship and gave Murad a tough competition. That's was their crimes and they were threats to Walida Sultan and Sultan Murad IV. When his own mother betrayed him, slow poisoned him daily, he killed his full brother Shehzade KASIM in 1638

    • @Abuqital2000
      @Abuqital2000 Před rokem +10

      He killed and he killed plenty. But him killing women at a whim is nonsense invented by anti Muslim modernist .
      He ruled at a time when a strong ruler was needed. Laxity and decadence was found in abundance within the corrupt courts of the Ottomans at that time. Sultan Murad re established Shari rulings and slaughtered many who blocked the way.

  • @ronielfabroa8242
    @ronielfabroa8242 Před 3 lety +40

    I am quite amazed how good actor-actresses are the Ottoman people.. Congrats

  • @bosbanon3452
    @bosbanon3452 Před 3 lety +58

    I can't imagine what it is feels as a sultan if your subject Like that

    • @anelohi7431
      @anelohi7431 Před 3 lety

      @Samantha Grave The reason the Ottoman empire was created was so that peace, and justice could be brought to everyone.

    • @sultankebab1587
      @sultankebab1587 Před 3 lety +3

      @@anelohi7431 lmao

    • @auxiliaryplays4804
      @auxiliaryplays4804 Před 2 lety

      @Rory Mcgregor ( USA is your Dad) young turks u mean

  • @softraga7049
    @softraga7049 Před 3 lety +37

    This actor who played murad is so handsome. 😘😘❤️ And that sparkle in his eyes. Omg I totally have crush 🥰 on this guy

  • @mahiramir3761
    @mahiramir3761 Před 3 lety +96

    Kosem needed to be proud of Murad.

    • @waleedamir1420
      @waleedamir1420 Před 3 lety

      But she doesn't

    • @chatoicchaos1470
      @chatoicchaos1470 Před 3 lety +5

      She wanted to keep power, some of the people of the time said that she would kill her sons if she were ever in a position to lose it. Though one thing is for certain, if the Ottomans were not in such political struggles they could’ve formed a navy. But alas a 600 year State no less.

    • @mahiramir3761
      @mahiramir3761 Před 3 lety +2

      She did everything for the wellfare of ottoman empire and for wellfare of common people.she was too intelligent and good human being.may Allah give her jannatul ferdous.

    • @waleedamir1420
      @waleedamir1420 Před 3 lety

      @@mahiramir3761 o bai bas ker

    • @Rainchester
      @Rainchester Před 3 lety +6

      In reality she was with her son Murat she didn’t do any wrong she always protect dynasty of ottoman and her family but this is totally fiction series

  • @sitimaisarah295
    @sitimaisarah295 Před 3 lety +99

    Young Anastasia: pretty and naive.
    Middle age Mahpeyker /Kosem: Brave and smart.
    Old Kosem: Cunning and majestic.

    • @abbad707
      @abbad707 Před 3 lety

      lol

    • @mrdragonage7446
      @mrdragonage7446 Před 3 lety +8

      Young Anastasia: cute
      Kosem: HOT
      Old Kosem: hag

    • @m7.alsharaf747
      @m7.alsharaf747 Před 2 lety +2

      @@mrdragonage7446 Ion know what you mean Old Kosem is a GILF, Kosem is a MILF, and Anastasia is hot

  • @mahiramir3761
    @mahiramir3761 Před 3 lety +28

    Very kind and fair ruler Sultan Murad.

  • @Swissswoosher
    @Swissswoosher Před 2 lety +22

    What a sad end for Hafiz! What a loyal and good man. The Janissaries can not be trusted!

    • @abramslion1
      @abramslion1 Před rokem +2

      Well form a elite army the Janissaries became very powerful and a strong political figure in the house of sultan. They became easily corrupted and power hungry.

    • @Swissswoosher
      @Swissswoosher Před rokem

      @@abramslion1 exactly, that is why I would never trust them.

    • @thanhhoangnguyen4754
      @thanhhoangnguyen4754 Před 9 měsíci +1

      ​@@Swissswoosher Yeah should had deal with them along time before the 18th century and created a standardized army.

  • @sulemanwarraich9387
    @sulemanwarraich9387 Před 3 lety +23

    & people wonder why he was so ruthless

  • @aishabin1343
    @aishabin1343 Před 3 lety +18

    When u are sultan u can’t be weak or kind it will only make your enemies take advantage 😣😡

    • @wirginiamobillio
      @wirginiamobillio Před rokem +2

      You are right, to survive you need to be cruel, it was always like that

  • @ShamoonRaza969
    @ShamoonRaza969 Před 3 lety +14

    This show took waaaay too much cinematic liberty

  • @wirginiamobillio
    @wirginiamobillio Před rokem +6

    Murad was a great leader, he gave all the traitors what they deserve, society made him cruel, shaped him when he was a child so they have no right to complain now. They murdered Osman who would have been a great sultan because he had good ideas about reforms, but the peasants as usual, ruined everything! So I don't feel pity for the people, they should have thought twise before they decided to attack the dynasty who tried to fix the state. Murad was right to be cruel to peasants who were also cruel to his family, that's why he is one of the greatest sultans in history ⚔❤

    • @aldebaranalazar6529
      @aldebaranalazar6529 Před 11 měsíci

      Not knowing why peasants didn't like Osman from the first place. Osman killed his brother,Kosem's first born son. His father didn't kill his brother but Osman started this again. Same year it was the coldest winter ever recorded in the history of istanbul. So people blamed that was a curse because he killed his brother.

  • @aishabin1343
    @aishabin1343 Před 3 lety +8

    How dare them to talk like that to Sultan ??????King!

  • @thetruth4855
    @thetruth4855 Před 3 lety +12

    14:53 wrong subtitles; "ya Rabb" and many more.

  • @reaperplays4170
    @reaperplays4170 Před 3 lety +16

    ok so first thing those were soilders not kanissarys and he didnt crush them xD

  • @jhonnerazo2055
    @jhonnerazo2055 Před 4 lety +15

    Nurgül Yeşilçay (Kösem) 😍😍👸👌

  • @AM-zk7pj
    @AM-zk7pj Před rokem +2

    Murad was right in his approach.. its sad he died early

  • @kingkonut
    @kingkonut Před 3 lety +10

    is there an episode where murad isn't totally pissed off? dude's going to give himself a hernia

  • @williamschnl
    @williamschnl Před 2 lety +6

    this is why absolute monarchy is prone to rebellion.

    • @saadel348
      @saadel348 Před 2 lety

      The rebelión was not against absolute monarchy

  • @aishabin1343
    @aishabin1343 Před 3 lety +10

    How dare theme to talk and raise their voices to King?to sultan like that? I’m telling u if it was sultan Sulaiman they wouldn’t dare

    • @ibrahimrahi5388
      @ibrahimrahi5388 Před 2 lety +1

      Because Suleiman's forefathers (Selim l,Beyazid ll,Mehmed ll,Murad ll) organized and strengthened the empire but Murad lV's forefathers (Selim ll, Murad lll,Mehmed lll, Mustafa l) led the empire to the brink of almost destruction.
      Osman ll also wanted to bring the janissaries under control and because of this he had to lose his life in the worst way. During the reign of Suleiman's era, there were no rival for the throne because of the law of fratricide. But during Ahmed l, fratricide law was cancelled. As a result, everyone thought," If we remove our sultan, there are many one (Sultan's brothers) to capture the throne. For this situation,if the sultan went against the will of janissaries or sipahies, it's not so hard for them unitedly to rebell agsinst the sultan. And sultan always had to be afraid for his throne. Again, women's politics also was greatly responsible for that situation. But During Suleiman l, there were no toxic women's politics.(Though Hurrem sultan, wife of Suleiman,started women sultanate.)

    • @AM-zk7pj
      @AM-zk7pj Před rokem +1

      This is just the Start of Murad! After he kills topal pasha no one will dare again 😄

  • @moistmeter3634
    @moistmeter3634 Před 3 lety +5

    This show makes me want another Rome TV show

  • @tanijanawrin7376
    @tanijanawrin7376 Před 4 lety +38

    the new palace is so dark

    • @galaxygirl7
      @galaxygirl7 Před 3 lety +6

      Probably because it's a dark era, sultan murad's reign.

    • @ullymolly4966
      @ullymolly4966 Před 3 lety +5

      @@galaxygirl7 it was definetly dark era and he was the sun of his era!!

    • @xananymous431
      @xananymous431 Před 3 lety +1

      The reason why is it so dark was because it represents the dark era.. Where there's a lot of rebellion, dystopia society, bad eco and etc.

    • @ullymolly4966
      @ullymolly4966 Před 3 lety +2

      ​@@xananymous431 historian author Naima who lives in same years under Murad Reign says in his diary :
      janissary soldiers they kill ,rape, steal and smoking inside the Sultanahmed camii* very cruel times indeed.

  • @user-ml1bf3co2x
    @user-ml1bf3co2x Před 2 lety +3

    تعجبني ردة فعل السلطان مراد عند الغضب

  • @muhammadansari5696
    @muhammadansari5696 Před 3 lety +15

    Why is "ya Raab " translated as "Mr"?

  • @cleo8332
    @cleo8332 Před 4 lety +13

    have they changed the actress of Kosem or is it the same woman?

    • @hlr1513
      @hlr1513 Před 4 lety +12

      They change Beren with Nurgul. And this one is act more majestic

    • @EngPheniks
      @EngPheniks Před 4 lety +9

      I know you all missed the previous actors. but think logically. would it be appropriate for actors who are only two or three years apart to act as mother and son? something very funny is already there in the previous season. The actor who plays the Sultan Ahmet is way younger the one playing his son Osman.

  • @aishabin1343
    @aishabin1343 Před 3 lety +3

    يطفون على سلطان ؟ على امير ؟ والله ورسوله امر بطاعة امير !
    (واطيعو الله والرسول واولى الامر منكم)🤲🏻💔

  • @haziqrangersofficial606
    @haziqrangersofficial606 Před 3 lety +6

    God, thats so scary

  • @AM-zk7pj
    @AM-zk7pj Před rokem +2

    Murad tried to mend what kosem destroyed...

  • @cartesian_doubt6230
    @cartesian_doubt6230 Před 2 lety +3

    Murad's Greek mother.

  • @tajmuhammad9688
    @tajmuhammad9688 Před 3 lety +2

    Mistranslation of Ya Rabb(O my Lord) Not Mr. Anyway because of English subtitles I’m watched this historical Semi Fictional Drama.
    Ramadan Mubarak or Kareem to all Muslim in the world.

  • @taimoorkhan2829
    @taimoorkhan2829 Před 3 lety +12

    Great turkey great history

  • @connieannemcentee1892
    @connieannemcentee1892 Před 3 lety +3

    What does it mean when the aghas ask for a guarantee? And what does it mean for Mufti Efendi to offer himself as a guarantee?

    • @TimberlakeTigerGirl
      @TimberlakeTigerGirl Před 3 lety +1

      I think that might of been a translation error. I think the right word is promise; as in the soldiers wanted Murad to promise he will never harm his brothers. Mufti Efendi was saying he will make sure Murad doesn't do that, even at the cost of his life.

    • @connieannemcentee1892
      @connieannemcentee1892 Před 3 lety +2

      @@TimberlakeTigerGirl thanks for the confirmation. I was kind of thinking that might be the case, and I guess that's why Murad seemed to be insulted by it. He is Sultan, and for anyone to not take him at his word is disrespecting him. At least, that's what it seems like.

    • @hasanzaman9676
      @hasanzaman9676 Před 2 lety +1

      because sultan need a fatwa from shiekh ul islam to kill rebellious dynasty member & that mufti is sheikh ul islam

    • @connieannemcentee1892
      @connieannemcentee1892 Před 2 lety

      @@hasanzaman9676 Thank you!

  • @ToquzOghuzKhaganatekhan

    My eyes and eyebrows shape always be this way since first day I came to earth but my own abusive Jezebel mother robbed it away ! I cut clean fresh even organized cut with all Jezebels ! straight man straight talk !

  • @farooqazam1135
    @farooqazam1135 Před 3 lety +1

    kosam dress arise question in my mind that, was that dress according to culture of Islam?

  • @dk.2992
    @dk.2992 Před 3 lety

    Who was wrong in this era and who made mistakes?

  • @sukirmanbinsukijan-lh8ob
    @sukirmanbinsukijan-lh8ob Před 2 měsíci

    The other reason why he killed Mufti Efendi and Grand Vizier

  • @michaeltaylor8835
    @michaeltaylor8835 Před 2 lety +3

    Topal was such a snake

  • @RajuRaju-xs5jj
    @RajuRaju-xs5jj Před 3 lety +3

    Poor English translation

  • @313xblack5
    @313xblack5 Před 3 lety +19

    Translation very very very poor, it looks like a guy aged 7 years translated the series to english 🤣🤣

    • @weststarv8087
      @weststarv8087 Před 3 lety +1

      Yup, look like the translater doesn't now English fluently. When Sultan Murad, said 'Ya Rabb', it's been translated as 'Mr' ?? Huh, they need a new translator

  • @anatolymayburd5205
    @anatolymayburd5205 Před 3 lety +7

    Sultan Murad started his reign as anti-corruption fighter but ended as a random murderer. Just read about his life. He really loved killing people for sake of it. Once upon a time he ordered to stitch a group of women dancing noisily in the sacks and throw in Bosphorus. Why? He was annoyed by their laughter and noise. He would also shoot arrows at the random boats. Just a sadistic tyrant using the problems of his time and government as an excuse in indulge in his "hobbies". Similar to Vlad the Impaler. The fact that the Turkish government propaganda lionizes such man is concerning.

    • @fegeleindux3471
      @fegeleindux3471 Před 2 lety

      actually this show showed his tyranny and the many critiques he got from other officials but in later episodes, this is the first episode during the beginning of his reign (after the Regency of his mother) and during that period his governing style wasn't yet known

  • @Murray9452
    @Murray9452 Před 2 lety +6

    He didn't crush anything. He barely escaped with his life.

  • @subramaniana7761
    @subramaniana7761 Před 3 lety

    Good

  • @demonicterror4528
    @demonicterror4528 Před 3 lety +1

    When you say Mr. I assume you mean Allah correct?

    • @Sn3per1
      @Sn3per1 Před 2 lety +2

      Ye I’ve noticed the translators get real lazy lol

  • @AzelVonAzrael
    @AzelVonAzrael Před 3 lety +1

    5:26 to 5:42
    Some wise words

  • @anthonwaluyo1837
    @anthonwaluyo1837 Před 3 lety

    Sadis

  • @aishabin1343
    @aishabin1343 Před 3 lety +1

    من اطاع الامير فقط أطاعني ومن عصاه فقط عصاني
    يطغون على سلطان؟على امير ؟!! ويقتلون بعضهم بعض
    هذا ما سيحدث لدولة شعبها يجهل تعاليم دين الاسلام

    • @lumierdujour
      @lumierdujour Před 2 lety

      لا طاعة لمخلوق في معصية الخالق. هناك توازن في الإسلام لا يجب نسيانه

  • @ToquzOghuzKhaganatekhan

    Very very abusive very very masculine very very best !

  • @Sachinkumar16484
    @Sachinkumar16484 Před 3 lety +4

    I think mughal more powerful then ottoman because jennesarry are not obey ottoman sultan ...
    But not the same with mughal they have all powrs

    • @Krim-zp8km
      @Krim-zp8km Před 3 lety +4

      Mughal ruled only 250 years. Ottoman ruled 600 years.

    • @r3x_titanbs726
      @r3x_titanbs726 Před 2 lety +3

      Mughals came under British control but Ottomans fought and had world wars

    • @alexandrostsieris2609
      @alexandrostsieris2609 Před 2 lety

      @@Krim-zp8km Before Mughals, it was Delhi Sultanate, with its sultans from different dynasties. Tughlaqs, Khiljis, Mamluks, Lodhis, etc..

    • @Krim-zp8km
      @Krim-zp8km Před 2 lety

      @@alexandrostsieris2609 exactly

  • @Victor-dx91
    @Victor-dx91 Před 3 lety +1

    There women were not like this showen in video🎥 they practiced proper veil

    • @martinbudinsky8912
      @martinbudinsky8912 Před 3 lety +2

      Sorry to break it to you but they did not. There are historical records and paintings proving that. After all Kösem was born as daughter of greek christian priest and took on Islam only after becoming part of Ahmed I. harem. And in every single picture that we have of her she looks just like in this video.

    • @dianam6779
      @dianam6779 Před 2 lety +1

      @@martinbudinsky8912 Ok that’s simply wrong. Not any of the “ pictures “ we have with the sultanas are real because no men were allowed in harem. Most of the paintings are made based on the description of the ambassadors that went to the palace but they never actually saw them. It was solely based on what they heard they looked like. Besides, as far as I know, paintings like those are not accepted, or were not accepted in Islam.

    • @martinbudinsky8912
      @martinbudinsky8912 Před 2 lety

      @@dianam6779 What you are saying might sound logical at first but its really not. First of all it depends on historical period. Secondary it depends on where and when the painting was done. And third thing that matters is that men were actually allowed if they were eunuchs. And thats actually TYPICAL for Ottoman empire. The harem was actually administrated by eunuchs. So before you say "its simply wrong" check your facts please.

    • @dianam6779
      @dianam6779 Před 2 lety

      @@martinbudinsky8912 When it comes to the time period I was referring strictly to the Sultanate of Women period since that is the one I’m truly interested in. Even if eunuchs were allowed they wouldn’t casually paint the sultanas. But again, not a lot is known about their life in the harem so I might be wrong. What I said is solely based on what I learned while reading articles and following people who study the era.

    • @martinbudinsky8912
      @martinbudinsky8912 Před 2 lety

      @@dianam6779 Given that you say "even if" to the eunuchs I dont believe you know very much about the Ottoman empire. Because that is something thats considered common knowledge when it comes to their harems. :D

  • @aliyanshah4592
    @aliyanshah4592 Před 3 lety +3

    Janiisary were the problems why

  • @JAQ1988
    @JAQ1988 Před 3 lety +2

    These sultans were no less than pharaohs the reason islam condemns monarchy.

    • @mohammedusmanmufti5311
      @mohammedusmanmufti5311 Před 3 lety +9

      Muslims needed monarchy like Ottomon cause disbelievers were killing Muslims like the byzantine empire and mongol empire. The Muslims became powerful when the Ottomon empire established during Sultan Osman 1 era

    • @trollllllll4499
      @trollllllll4499 Před 3 lety

      This is just drama chill bro

    • @martinbudinsky8912
      @martinbudinsky8912 Před 3 lety

      @@mohammedusmanmufti5311 "disbelievers were killing Muslims like the byzantine empire" - I dont want to break it to you but it was the other way around. It was Turkish people that were constantly invading and raiding Byzantine empire from the east not the other way around. Which resulted in Byzantine emperor asking for help from Pope. Pope took it a bit too far and came up with crusades (from which one even plundered Konstantinopol - todays Istambul). Also mongols became Islamic only AFTER invading the middle east and plundering it (funnily enough this was at the same time crusades from Europe were happening). Few centuries passed and Byzantine empire and crusader states (more like city states really - Jerusalem, Acre (=Akko), ...) were conquered by the turkish and arabic people and Ottoman empire came to be.

    • @thedrinkinggamemaker9749
      @thedrinkinggamemaker9749 Před 2 lety

      "Islam condemns monarchy"
      Caliphates: "We miss the part where that's our problem"

    • @Positivity22century
      @Positivity22century Před 10 měsíci

      You should read your history better, the Byzantines raided muslim countries before the Turks even where established. Even after the Ottoman empire the byzantines attacked countries in the Balkans, even different Balkan countries like serbia or bulgaria attacked each other for conquest or raids, not the mention the kingdoms in western europe etc. ;) So yes the world was in constant warfare so the Muslim did indeed need a unification ;)
      @@martinbudinsky8912