Like sanavber Hatun(concubine of sultan Murad Khan iv of Ottoman Empire),Şehzade Mahmud Necameddin(son of sultan Mehmed Reşad v of Ottoman Empire)was also built a fountain at Kuruçeşme in the memory of his own late mother Dürriaden Kadın(1860-1909)who passed away due to Tuberculosis(TB)at the famous Validebağı Palace of Istanbul(Constantinople)in 1909🇹🇷👑!
Not sure about Rosana as well,could it be a mix of made up storys or mixed up and it was attributed to someone who had diffrent name as well? Just curius as I rememberd Kosem and some other women had diffrent names as well
You mean Fatma sultan(1592-1660)who was one of the own concubines of Sultan Ahmed Khan i of Ottoman Empire and his 2nd Haseki sultan after Kösem valide sultan also claimed to be one of the daughters of Grandvizier Kuyucu Murad Paşha(1535-1611)🇹🇷!
@@draganagavric4944Also,one of the own Great Grand daughters of Sultan Abdulmejid i of Ottoman Empire was named as Mahpeykar Hanım sultan(1917-2000)in the memory of her own great ancestor Mahpeykar Kösem valide sultan(1589-1651)🇹🇷🇬🇷!
If Sanavber was not a slave she would have been a legal wife which isn't posdible, because surely a legal marriage would have been known of? She is known only for her charity work but was potrayed as a terrible person in the Series 😂 What even happens to her in the end? I can't remember. Is she disposed of, or does she just disappear? Or does Farya get rid of her?
She was perhaps a highranked servant, that's how she could afford this charity. In the series shw tried to poison Farya and Fatya killed her in self defense. But I have to admit, i loved the chemistry between actor who played Murad and the actress who played Sanavber.
Yes and that's why Ayşe sultan accompanied her own husband sultan Murad Khan iv in the famous Ottoman-safavid wars(1623-1639)like olivera Despina Hatun, Turhan valide,Gülnüş valide sultan,Kamures Kadın,Mihrengiz Kadın,and Nazperver kadın🇹🇷⚔️🇮🇷🔥!
Why would Murad have executed his brother's for one of his concubines? The only reason the woman could have wanted it was so that they were not rivals to her son taking the throne.
Ambassador Foscarini wrote a report in 1637 that a letter from "Sultana Wife" triggered Murad to kill his brothers. Apperently they did something but Foscarini does not mention what. By the time, his halfbrother Bayezid was allready executed. I think Murad became paranoid. it is not known who the "sultana wife" is. Ayse Haseki witnessed to entire campaign. Maybe the mother of sehzade Alaeddin who was still alive at the time?
Like sanavber Hatun(concubine of sultan Murad Khan iv of Ottoman Empire),Şehzade Mahmud Necameddin(son of sultan Mehmed Reşad v of Ottoman Empire)was also built a fountain at Kuruçeşme in the memory of his own late mother Dürriaden Kadın(1860-1909)who passed away due to Tuberculosis(TB)at the famous Validebağı Palace of Istanbul(Constantinople)in 1909🇹🇷👑!
Sanavber was kalfa or free woman, who was close friend of Kösem Sultan.
Not sure about Rosana as well,could it be a mix of made up storys or mixed up and it was attributed to someone who had diffrent name as well? Just curius as I rememberd Kosem and some other women had diffrent names as well
You mean Fatma sultan(1592-1660)who was one of the own concubines of Sultan Ahmed Khan i of Ottoman Empire and his 2nd Haseki sultan after Kösem valide sultan also claimed to be one of the daughters of Grandvizier Kuyucu Murad Paşha(1535-1611)🇹🇷!
@@kishorek2272 There were severol that had severol diffrent names Kosem was called Myphekar(don’t know how to spell ir so sorry)in beginning
@@WencheworkMahpeyker was Kösem's name after she arrived to Harem. Latwr she choosed Kösem for herself, because Kösem means leader
@@draganagavric4944 Thats what I mean she changed her names hense she had severol names that was used for her althoe not at the same timeperiod
@@draganagavric4944Also,one of the own Great Grand daughters of Sultan Abdulmejid i of Ottoman Empire was named as Mahpeykar Hanım sultan(1917-2000)in the memory of her own great ancestor Mahpeykar Kösem valide sultan(1589-1651)🇹🇷🇬🇷!
If Sanavber was not a slave she would have been a legal wife which isn't posdible, because surely a legal marriage would have been known of?
She is known only for her charity work but was potrayed as a terrible person in the Series 😂 What even happens to her in the end? I can't remember. Is she disposed of, or does she just disappear? Or does Farya get rid of her?
She was perhaps a highranked servant, that's how she could afford this charity. In the series shw tried to poison Farya and Fatya killed her in self defense. But I have to admit, i loved the chemistry between actor who played Murad and the actress who played Sanavber.
@@realwomenoftheottomanempirethe actor had great chemistry with everyone haha.
I think Sultan Murad IV truly loved Ayse
Yes and that's why Ayşe sultan accompanied her own husband sultan Murad Khan iv in the famous Ottoman-safavid wars(1623-1639)like olivera Despina Hatun, Turhan valide,Gülnüş valide sultan,Kamures Kadın,Mihrengiz Kadın,and Nazperver kadın🇹🇷⚔️🇮🇷🔥!
Yes❤
Wow,
Why would Murad have executed his brother's for one of his concubines? The only reason the woman could have wanted it was so that they were not rivals to her son taking the throne.
Ambassador Foscarini wrote a report in 1637 that a letter from "Sultana Wife" triggered Murad to kill his brothers. Apperently they did something but Foscarini does not mention what. By the time, his halfbrother Bayezid was allready executed. I think Murad became paranoid. it is not known who the "sultana wife" is. Ayse Haseki witnessed to entire campaign. Maybe the mother of sehzade Alaeddin who was still alive at the time?