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"FATMA SULTANA TRIED TO KILL ME" Magnificent Century Episode 130: • Video
Hürrem blames Suleiman embittering the fight between Selim and Bayezid. As Bayezid chases up the ones who has set a trap for him, Selim gets worried that he'll get disclosed. Suleiman confiscates Mahidevran's wealth because she has supported the revolt. Hürrem brings Selim to account after she learns that he has set the trap for Bayezid. Meanwhile, Fatma plays Nurbanu and Huricihan off against each other and turns the harem upside down. Suleiman orders that Kara Ahmed will be executed since he has taken up the revolt. Someone witnesses Gazanfer's love for Nurbanu that causes to be shed blood. Hürrem takes a vow to not to choose between his sons and chooses her nominee for throne.
At the age of 26, when he ascended to the throne, Sultan Suleiman aimed to build an empire more powerful than Alexander the Great and to render the Ottomans invincible. Throughout his 46-year reign, he became the greatest warrior and ruler of both East and West.
The young Suleiman received news of his succession to the throne during a hunting party in 1520. Unaware that he would be ruling a reign beyond his dreams, he left behind his wife son and took to the road with his close friend and companion Pargali Ibrahim to reach the Topkapi Palace in Istanbul. As they started their journey overland, an Ottoman ship set sail from Crimea in the Black Sea, bringing female slaves as gifts for the Ottoman palace… On this ship was Alexandra La Rossa, the daughter of a Ukrainian Orthodox minister, taken away from her family and sold to the Crimean palace. She had no idea that she would become Hurrem, wife of Sultan Suleiman and mother of princes, ruling the empire with him through bloodshed and intrigue.
As Sultan Suleiman conquered the world, his great passion for Hurrem would clash with his love for and trust in his closest friend and advisor, Grand Vizier Pargali Ibrahim, all set against the backdrop of the tension between Christian Europe and the Ottoman Empire in the 16th century.
Cast: Halit Ergenç, Nebahat Çehre, Meryem Uzerli, Okan Yalabık, Nur Aysan, Selma Ergeç, Sema Keçik, Filiz Ahmet, Selim Bayraktar, Selen Öztürk, Nihan Büyükağaç, Burcu Tuna, Merve Oflaz, Arif Erkin, Ali Uyandıran, Alp Öyken, Murat Tüzün, Doğan Turan, Gökhan Çelebi, Yüksel Ünal.
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Although I was saddened that the old actress had to be replaced. I feel like this one really gave justice to the role, you could really sense power and maturity in her. She's a great actress and can convey strength even in most silent moments.
this woman was more friendly then young hurrem,
This Hurrem was the most boring of all times! Literally ruined the show! There was absolutely no intelligence, no quality of dialogue, nothing! And yes, she definitely doesn’t deserve to be called “Hurrem Sultan”.
@@eraldobali2634 she was good for the rol of Hurrem, not the best, but good in the end. The issue relies also on the writers. From what I read, after some season they had to change bevause the original died, so I think the successor based heavily his writing on the original including repeating situations to only create unnecessary drama
Notice that with Mustafa death things settled down and the women got along better (except Mahidevran and Fatma with Hurrem). Gulfem stopped being hostile, the harems if the princes and Suleiman were quiet (mostly). The problem was that everyone was backing the next sultan while Suleiman was alive and well.
I agree 100% and this is why Hurrem was Sultan Suleiman's beloved, she envisioned no on on the throne other than the Sultan himself.
Fatma's reaction to Hürrem's return to the palace is priceless.
Tbh I think people don’t realize. She’s not a witch nor did she bewitch those men.
They’d never laid eyes on her. When you see the face of someone you thought was pure evil and realize that you not only might have been wrong, but that the person is even more beautiful and regal than you first imagined it can do something to you.
She’s definitely enchanting, which is what Suleiman fell for, but she’s no witch. Unfortunately for her, the rumors of her stopping men dead in their tracks isn’t going to help her at all.
Well from what i see in the protraits she really wasn't much to behold. There definitely was something else
@@kassyqueen8089 yeah real historical Hurrem too was charismatic, but never beautiful. Historical sources/Ambassadors describe her as short, slightly chubby woman, with long red hair, roman nose, pale skin, green eyes and thin lips. But she was very intelligent, joyful and witty, also deeply religious. She loved embroidery, music, poetry. That’s why Suleiman fell in love and stayed in love with her always.
@@kassyqueen8089 That "something else" was Hürrem's personality as has been reported by historians, but, even then, beauty standards of that time wouldn't necessarily match our own.
@@kassyqueen8089 True, it was never about beauty. Because in real history too, the older Hurrem got the more Suleiman’s admiration grew for her.
“Bassano, an Italian visitor to Suleyman’s court, claimed that “he (the Sultan) loved, respected and highly valued his wife (Roxolana) and understood her native language to some extent.”
The Sultan became faithful to Hurrem whose main asset was her mind. She was able both to entertain the Sultan with clever and witty talk and give good and sound advices. “
“As Trevisano wrote in 1554, once Suleiman had known Roxolana - not only did he want to have her as a legitimate wife and hold her as such in his seraglio, but he did not even want to know any other woman: something that had never been done by any of his predecessors, for the Turks are accustomed to take various women in order to have children by them, or for carnal pleasure. Suleiman the Magnificent remained true to Hurrem and spent time with no other women. He was devoted to his queen Hürrem Sultan with great love dedicating her poems and gazelles and showering her with gifts. That was not an ordinary thing to see in the Ottoman Empire. “
So it was all about her 🧠 and personality. Every woman wishes to be loved like that.
@@kassyqueen8089 beauty standards today definitely don’t hold the same precedent as it would then, so she might have been beautiful to some then.
But even still, I feel the mind is what makes one beautiful no matter their outside appearance, so she probably had a brain that made her absolutely regal
Attitude of hurrem is awesome..her confidence level raises her dignity
Exactly!
She is a killer who ever came into her path in this series she killed everyone
This series is the best of Ottoman, Hurrem is the most loyal woman to the padisah. Compare to safiye and kosem or even turhan, they only think about power for themselves.
Kosem was loyal to destiny and hurrem was loyal to her husband not with empire
Well said!
@@healthylifewithfatima3884 her husband is the empire lol
@@healthylifewithfatima3884 Hurrem’s husband is Empire! Lmaoooo
@@healthylifewithfatima3884 Kosem was loyal to *forging* destinies, if she was loyal to destiny, she wouldn’t have continuously switched the sultan for another inapt shezade.
Some stupid evil people who could neither reach nor understand the level of Hurrem’s high intelligence and power or Suleiman’s love and loyalty for her, spread rumors on Hurrem that she was witch. 🙄 (Both in series and in real history)
I am glad that Hurrem didn’t worry about these rumors. Besides many people loved and respected her, most of all her husband. As Suleiman told her in episode 44: “Nobody has to like you. I love you, that’s enough. Let the people talk. What matters is the “witch” is happy and the “charmed” one too”. 💕💕
Wow, really? The witch-rumors, I thought were just a fictional thing cooked up by the directors of this show, for extra "intrigue" and drama. Didn't know it happened in real life, too, which only proves that Hurrem was so intelligent and clever (and perhaps, cunning) that dim witted people found it hard to match her wits, and took resort to such vile, low-handed tactics.
@@lol4lol993 yes it was real. She was rumored to be a witch by men during her time. They can't stand women having some sort of leverage or power, which was inherent in Hurrem's case. Additionally, this rumors spiraled since she was freed and Suleiman married her - which was unheard of. She and Suleiman really changed tradition and those who walked after them followed suit. Sultans marrying and freeing concubines.
@@lol4lol993 yes, in real life some insecure men called her witch after Sultan married her. Because Sultan loved only her, stayed loyal to her and she attained great power. Some people- men especially, couldn’t understand how a slave girl could achieve so much, so they chose easiest “argument”-called her witch. 😂😂
I love these lines too by suleiman💕💕
Gulfem Hatun had a VERY IMPORTANT POINT.
Mahidevran Sultan (Hatun) and Haseki Hurrem Sultan had a reason to fight. Their sons lives were on the line and after the way they treated each other, how could they know for sure their son(s) would survive if the others took the Throne?
Mahidevran was in love but conducted herself poorly, the Sultan fell in love with someone else and she reacted as some women might, but he wasn't a thing and she was just a concubine, not his wife. She retaliated by beating and poisoning and verbally, then Hurrem became a favourite and soon it became war.
There was no turning back once Hurrem Sultan realised that her children were at risk.
Ibrahim Pasha's death, he brought on all by his lonesome! Se asked for it begged for it and the Lion 🦁 are it's "Tamer"
After Mahidevran's son was lost there really is no reason to fight with Haseki Hurrem Sultan anymore. NONE. After that you're basically harming your DYNASTY.
All these Sehzade and Sultana had terrible aunties and mothers (Hatice Sultan I'm looking at you, thankfully not in history)
Honestly, Hürrem has the right of it here---she warned Fatma this would happen. Not to mention that, outside of the speech she gives to Suleiman here, Fatma wound up such a waste of a character to me. (Small aside, this bit also features why I think Melek would have been horrible in any official leadership role.)
If Hurrem was a witch, she wouldn't need to visit the witch in a shady neighborhood for answers to her questions.
True!
Don’t know she was a witch or not but she was a killer in story
@@nisha-ve3dj lmao! She had to kill the killers before they had killed her! So she was always right! Now get lost
@@farhanhehe461
Crime is crime
she also killed some people they didnt even harm her
Nadia, fatma sultan first cumcubine that loqman aga killed her ,nazli , mustafa wife at the camp with her unborn child ,mustafa son mehmet,beyazit wife rasha and the list goes😒😒😒
I love Gulfem clothes. It shows that she does not care about his position in the Palace (Sulaiman's first concubine). Of course she can wear clothes and a crown if she wants
A powerful Sultan need loyal servants. Sumbul would die for his Sultan as Fahriye
0:15 Hurrem’s entrance is I C O N I C! She looks like Angel of Death in black🔥👑🖤
0:22 🤡 Fatma Sultan 🤔😵💫
0:34 🤡 Fatma Sultan 😒🫤
😂😂😂😂😜
History says she was angel of death like that you are right
I’m surprised Fatma actually accepted it wow at least she wasn’t a coward like Hatice and Sha Huban she even admitted to Suleiman directly that’s one good trait she had other than.. the thirst 😂😂
Hatice confronted Suleiman too though. Many times
@@hussainsultanzada6123 after she lost Ibrahim and went Mad ignoring the consequences not the same
@@SexhatClhxlhxyoxyl she did so once Ibrahim was arrested. When Suleiman firstly found out about their relationship and she tried to defend Ibrahim
@@user-ob4sq6fi3s yes but she didn’t directly say that she hurt Hurrem Sha sultana also defended people against Suleiman but neither admitted their evil deeds like fatma
@@SexhatClhxlhxyoxyl she didn't have choice anyway, she would end up like her sisters one way or another by her enemy so.
She was weak and knew that nothing can save her anymore.
She turned from sultana of joy to hatun of sorrow.
Gulfem's expressions were as if she was so disgusted that someone tried to assassinate hurrem...didn't her, hatice and Shah sultan tried to do the same time and again?
hürrem forgave her because she didn't pull the strings
The end. The final sister has been eliminated.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
They all graduated from the harem! Only death defeated Hurrem for the record.
@@ping8966 that’s because suleiman was blind in love and he ignored every other person s love like sister friend son
@@nisha-ve3dj and he did good she deserved love
Gulfem was never loyal to the throne, she was pro anyone who hated Hurrem as well. She openly admitted that Mustafa was her favorite Prince, she knew about all of the attacks on Hurrem and supported the killings of innocents. She was by far the most useless and worthless character on the show, I never liked her.
Thanks someone is saying the truth no one was innocent
Gulfem also had a reason to be that way. She was the first, but she lost her children. So she was in a type of limbo. No longer a Sultana, but not another of the concubines. Always looking from the outside in
@@veronicavatter6436 Hurrem and Gulfem never had issues, they never argued or insulted each other. So what's the reason for her hating Hurrem other than following behind others?
So only she can live for a long period
I think the same
No matter what threats or suffering Hurrem experienced, it never changed her stance to continue to survive
That remind me of what Hurrem Sultan once said
I didn’t tell my grief to anyone, I never shared it
I threw my problems into the deep sea
I answered everyone who hurt me with a laugh
I shed tears just for my family
She shared it by killing people every one reacts differently she react like that
@@nisha-ve3dj And will you be the one to protect her children from those who want them dead? You didn't hear Mahidevran telling her "you won't die until you see all your children die"? Even Viktoria almost killed both Mahidevran and Haseki Hurrem Sultan's Children earlier. Mahidevran poisoned her in her first pregnancy and before that beat her up too.
None of them are innocent.
None of those women asked to be in that position but they know the rules, and she FOUGHT for her sons. Both Mahidevran and Haseki Hurrem Sultan fought knowing the laws and traditions.
Situation forces Hurrem. Others want her dead. If she doesn’t kill, she will be killed.
How many attempts on her life afterall (to believe they really mean it).
Hurrem walking in like a boss. Love it!
Does anyone know why this girl - Meleki - betrayed Fatma? She was very loyal to her from the beginning.
She was afraid they will torture or kill her
Can't wait for the balcony scene.
Finally peace in palace. The mighty sultana is winner she did as she promised , one by one
Fatma is the last
The moment she was introduced to the show, I wanted her out already!
What she did she killed one by one every one is that right?
@@nisha-ve3dj what?
Why is he always surprised his family does these things?
Yeah, you'd think he got used to it by now
You tell them Hurrem !
Hurrem's gaze says it all🔥
Gulfem being smart and scaryest in this seen
Shocking
@@user-ob4sq6fi3s Yeah but then agen its sometimes the quiet onse
@@Wenchework I think that gulfem is more intelligent than she lets out.
If she wanted, she could really be a contender for Suleiman's attention and keep Mahidevran at bay when she tried to take her out of the picture.
But gulfem didn't want to play this sickening game after her son passed away.
@@user-ob4sq6fi3s You took words out of my mind she did not care about the game also as shown all time she truly cares about the children even if they not hers,in some way I think Gulfem was relived Suliman stoped showing her that type of intrest
@@Wenchework she sure was. She was relieved that she didn't have to worry about finding herself falling out of grace and cast aside. Or living in fear that her son is either going to end up a King or a dead man.
No. She was more than happy to live a peaceful life. Have some good friends to talk to and hang out with like Hatice (who I wouldn't be surprised if gulfem regarded as something resembling a daughter of her own) and overall by the mentality:"I don't bother anyone, you don't bother me and we're cool."
fatma just reap what she sow...she started to provoke hurrem
I wonder what sultan Selim I would’ve thought on his grown daughters, his son Suleiman and Hurrem. Any thoughts guys?
He would loved all the dysfunction , backstabbing, and mayhem. He did you think he took the throne. He off rivals( Brothers and nephew)
Selim l was the Sultan who tried killing his son Suleiman for throne many times. He would love and respect Hurrem and Mihrimah, he would think Mehmed is too weak and kind. He would be proud of Suleiman.
@@sexytrinny52 that’s true, don’t forget he also overthrew his own father (bayezid ii) I truly wonder how would he feel if he saw that the dysfunction as you mentioned. As you know he wasn’t very tolerant
Fatmas response Soo true and happened excatly as she said
She started the rest is left to nurbanu
She did whaT she had to do
She didn't have to do ANYTHING nor did she need to do anything. Going against Hurrem was idiotic.
@@princess7jasmine no it wasn't she had to and did it perfectly the rest was left to nurbanu to.complete it
@@Aliaakaramm Except she didn't. Please use your brain.
@@Aliaakaramm hahahahahaahha! No she didn’t. U 🤡🤡🤡🤡
What show are U watching B0TTT? 🤣
mihrimach has more happiest life then in serial, rustem and she, was better husband then in serial
I can't believe that sultana mihrimah was married to Rustem. He's too old for her.. I thought Bali bey would be her husband
She wish.... but in life, almost nothing comes as we like!
Valide sultan eliminated fatma hatun here
It is probably one of the most wrong sentence I've heard all year lmao, you do realize your statements are ridiculous sometimes?
@@sadiajafrinn no it's the truth :)
Slave Alexandra Larosa eliminated Princess Fatma Sultan Bin Selim Khan. Sad but true.
Who else replied here, can't see.
@@DimSK. It says 4 replies, tho I can only see 3 rn.
Fatma sultan looking disappointed and useless as always 😭😂
The is whole series is showing the cruelty of ottmans laws
The lies, deception and corruption of this dynasty, where was Islamic principles in all of this, no wonder we fell from grace 💔 can't watch this anymore
I'm confused why so many people like hurrem. I don't like hurrem nor mahidevran. for me there is nothing good and right there. except musthafa and mehmet.
To each his own I guess 🤷
@@pialhiannaapostol8384 Yes you're right.😊 , everyone is entitled to what they like. just confused why many people like women who are not good🤷♀️
@@aisyahridha528 Lmaooo BOTT! You repeat the same milllion times! Hurrem is smart, kind, strong! She prottects her husband and children, does tons charities! She is the best!
@@aisyahridha528 maybe you need to read history before you start crying here? Hurrem is the smart, kind, strong, powerrful sultana. She fights hard and wins over evill people! She is the best mother and wife. And Hurrem has done hundreds charities and stays leged for ages. If you don’t like her leave!
@@piotrrutkowskl9972 I don't judging and ordering you. the people who like hurrem. I'm just confused and don't understand why many people like her. just that. i dont say any bad word for you.. Then why are you judging me and ordering me? i know because you are the same as hurrem.. the same as bad women. so pity.
Gulfem went running to Fatma as soon as she heard Meleks confession. While actin like a friend to Hurrem, she stabbed her in the back many times! No wonder why Suleyman had her executed later. Traitorous Witch!!!!!! Fatma got hers in the end as well!!! she placated herself to Hurrem while plotting against Her all of the time!!
There she goes again. Running to Sulieman...😂
What episode is this?
@danhill buenaflor it's episode 130
Did something happen to you from me drinking coffee? If why, can there not be charges? That's attempted murder. My stomach feels better after last night. I went to the bathroom after my daughter.
Shouldn't fatma be punished for attacking sultan wife?
How tall is Ferhat Agha?
2.03
@@Ana-gr3wj taller than mercan
The real Hürrem died at 52, however, this new actress looks MUCH older than that! What an insult! Apparently, Meryem, the original actress left the show to undergo treatment for burnout and depression. I also read that she was paid less than all the other principal actors and actresses (i.e. the actors and actresses who played Süleyman, Ibrahim Pasha, Hatice Sultana and Hafsa Sultana all received higher salaries than she did). At least they should have hired an age appropriate actress to replace her. As I mentioned, the real Hürrem died at around 52 and since Ukrainian/Russian women seem to retain their youthful looks much longer than women of many other ethnicities (for example, many Russian/Ukrainian women in their late forties, look no older than 30) , Hürrem would have still looked young and beautiful right up until her death. The new actress, however, looks older than Sūleyman! It is a real insult to Hürrem and I have already decided to stop watching the series when the new actress takes over the role. Just looking at her makes me angry. The real Hürrem would have had the director executed. The other criticism of the series I have is that the real Hürrem used to regularly advise Süleyman on state matters, including foreign policy and war strategies. However, in the show she is only interested in the politics which affect her and her children. She is never shown advising Süleyman on any state matter. This is also an insult to the real Hürrem. Sūleyman actually called Hürrem his "advisor" and one of the main reasons he fell in love with her, freed her and married her was her remarkable ability to advise him on state matters, including those matters pertaining to war and foreign policy. She was, in fact, extremely intelligent and knowledgeable. Finally, the harem was still located in the old palace during Süleyman's reign. Only Hürrem and her children lived in the new, Topkapi Palace and her rooms were just next door to Süleyman's.
- oh no, Fatma sultan is my sister!
Literally his other sister kidnapped Hurrem and hid her for 2 years god knows where. How padishah if the world csn be this stupid?
Fatma admitted not like hurrem
That's the diffrent between being regal and being collected from streets
Does it mean being a royal you are entitled to resort to murder to suit oneself!
What are you blllabbing you🤡🤡🤡 Hurrem was the one admitting facts and Fatma was the street🗑
Hahahahaha! U 🤡 Fatma was the one dumppped in streeets and Hurrem was the Queen speaking truthh!
Lmaooo poooor shossho cllownnnn! What show are you watching? The regal Queen is Hurrem and the one from streets is Fatma-she was kickkked back to streets ahhaha
@@moonflower4595 you are describing hurrem perfectly
Who was hurrem's 2nd son? What was his name?
Salim
@@ashasujith8972 another son? Elder to Cihangir. I forgot his name
@@mili765 According to real history the order of Sulieman and Hurrem Sultan's children goes like:-
1) Shehzade Mehmet (eldest and Sulieman's favorite son)
2) Twins ,Shehzade Abdullah ( died in childhood) and Mihrimah Sultan ( Sulieman's favorite child)
3) Shehzade Selim ( Future ruler of Ottomans after Sulieman also known as Selim II)
4) Shehzade Bayezit (Short tempered and rebellious. Was later executed with his 4 sons on Sulieman''s orders)
5) Shehzade Cihangir (Hunch-backed, weakest of them all physically but was a scholar and had wisdom,died of sickness).
@@ashasujith8972 the other one very fair. Later he married to Huricihan, Pargali Ibrahim's daughter.
@@rosequinn3217 yes. He was Bayezit
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